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Samsung Q7F (2017) Series

Samsung Q7F (2017) Series

930 reviews

May, 2024

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image quality (187)
usability (139)
design (124)
sound (66)
remote control (42)

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 930 reviews of Samsung Q7F (2017) Series. The average rating for this product is 4.7/5, compared to an average rating of 4.3/5 for other products in the same category for all reviews. People really like the remote control and sound. The design and usability are also mentioned favorably. Opinions are divided on the reliability.

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other products in the same category the Samsung Q7F (2017) Series is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 94/100 = Excellent quality.

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Expert review by : David Katzmaier (cnet.com)

Samsung Q7 QLED TV hides your wires beautifully but can't match OLED

The high-end Samsung Q7 will appeal more to design-conscious buyers who hate wires than home theater fans who demand peak picture quality.

The Samsung Q7 QLED TV is one of the best-designed TVs ever, with sleek, modern styling and impeccable fit and finish. The innovative "invisible" wiring system and breakout box make installation superclean. Picture quality is very good, especially in...

The expensive Q7's overall image quality can't match OLED or the better LED LCD TVs.

Hate wires? The high-end Samsung Q7 is for you. But if you demand the absolute best picture quality, look to OLED.

Jul, 2017

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Expert review by : David Katzmaier (cnet.com)

Samsung QNQ7F series review

Samsung's "QLED" is a brand-new term for a lot of people, and the world's No. 1 TV maker calls it "the next innovation in TV." With the Q7 series, however, there's more innovation in design and features than in picture quality.

The expensive Q7's overall image quality can't match OLED or the better LED LCD TVs.

Hate wires? The high-end Samsung Q7 is for you. But if you demand the absolute best picture quality, look to OLED.

May, 2017

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Expert review by : Dimitris Katsaounis , Eric Bousquet, Yannick Khong (rtings.com)

Samsung Q7CN TV

The Samsung Q7CN is a 4k QLED TV with very good picture quality. It can get very bright and has excellent reflection handling that makes it suitable for a bright room. When in HDR, it can display rich colors with saturated highlights due to the very...

Great gaming features including variable refresh rate support ; Very wide color gamut ; Can get very bright and easily overcome glare.

Image deteriorates when viewed at an angle

Nov, 2018

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Expert review by : Stephen (4k.com)

Samsung Q7F 4K HDR Ultra HD LCD TV Review (QN55Q7F, QN65Q7F, QN75Q7F)

After plenty of anticipation, the 2017 Samsung QLED 4K HDR TVs have finally arrived for review and the Q7F is one of the three main models we've seen so far. As expected, this 2017 television from the top-tier series of Samsung 4K TVs for this year...

Superb color volume, better than SUHD ; Nearly perfect motion handling ; Broader HDR compatibility ; Beautiful, sleek design ; Great connectivity ; Excellent TV for gamers or as PC monitor

Weaker contrast than 2016 SUHD counterpart ; Peak brightness weaker than 2016 SUHD TVs ; Local dimming could be better ; display quality weakens at wide angles

There's no denying it in absolute terms. The Q7F is one excellent 4K HDR TV by any normal measure. We think that the KS8000 or KS9000 models from 2016 outperform it on brightness and black levels but this model delivers some of the best color...

May, 2017

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Expert review by : Daniel O'Keeffe , Ian Cumming, Eric Bousquet, Mehd (rtings.com)

Samsung QLED Q7F/Q7 TV

The Samsung Q7F QLED TV is a good, well-rounded 4k TV that will perform well in almost every use-case. It's not the brightest in its category, but the Samsung Q7 produces better colors than any other TV. Motion is excellent as well, and its input lag...

Large color volume ; Motion handling is excellent ; Low input lag for gamers

Image degrades at an angle

Mar, 2017

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Expert review by : Alex Hernandez (techaeris.com)

2018 Samsung Q7CN 55" review: More amazing Samsung QLED quality in a smaller size and easier price tag

We've reviewed a couple of Samsung's 65" QLED offerings and they are amazing! Now, here's our review of the smaller Samsung Q7CN 55" QLED TV.

The same stunning Samsung QLED 4K UHD-HDR display ; Great sound from built-in speakers given that they are built-in speakers ; Love the Samsung SmartTV interface ; Solid build quality ; Stands up to OLED TVs without a problem ; Price is reachable...

While the sale price is awesome and the regular price is good. Some may still find it pricey

The Samsung Q7CN isn’t the flagship QLED TV but that also means it’s also not as expensive. The Q7CN is priced at a more attainable price point for more users than the Q9 or Q8 series. It also offers up nearly the same performance, features, and quality.

Dec, 2018

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Expert review by : John R. Quain (tomsguide.com)

Samsung Q7F QLED TV Review: No OLED Killer, But Great Picture and Cheaper

Samsung continues to improve its top-of-the-line 65-inch set, which boasts a balanced picture that can reveal details even in the dark corners of images. The Samsung Q7F still cannot deliver the inky blacks of LG's E7 or Sony's A1E OLED TVs, but it...

Sleek "360 design" with minimal wires ; Great detailed 4K image ; Better brightness ; Improved viewing angles

Lacks deep blacks ; Does not support Dolby Vision

Buy Samsung's Q7F QLED if you want a TV that achieves the best balance of vivid colors and brightness for a reasonable price. This 4K HDR set also does a fine job of rendering shadowy details, but it lacks the deep, dark blacks of more expensive OLED TVs.

Aug, 2017

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Expert review by : S21 (s21.com)

Samsung QE55Q7F review

The Samsung QE55Q7F uses QLED quantum dot technology to produce bright images with rich colours. It's one of the most capable TVs on the market, and arguably the best-looking. However, although the Q7F is the cheapest QLED TV, it's still very much...

Samsung is attempting to pull off a clever trick with its QLED range. It's trying to convince consumers that QLED is a brand new technology that's a generation ahead of OLED. The reality is that its a modest development to an existing technology -...

Apr, 2017

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Expert review by : Lee Neikirk (reviewed.com)

Samsung Q7F Series TV Review

If you want a truly premium HDR experience, the Q7F series is a great choice

Jan, 2017

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Expert review by : Ced Yuen (trustedreviews.com)

Samsung QE55Q7F Review | Trusted Reviews

Samsung QE55Q7F review: QLED tech proves there's plenty of life in LCD yet. The war for HDR is far from over, and this is a formidable challenger to OLED.

Bright with lovely colours ; Strong contrast ; Premium build and design ; External connections box

Occasional lighting issues ; Expensive

If you love colour and brightness, then you should check out this TV

Feb, 2019

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