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| Samsung PN60E7000 60-Inch |
I bought the Samsung E7000 a couple of weeks before and am exceedingly joyous with the image quality and characteristics of this TV. I had lately bought the Panasonic ST50 but had matters and Amazon quickly and painless swapped and took care of for me...they are spectacular. I am not a fanboy of either emblem and with the ST50, couldn't get snug, even with the large reviews it gets. I went with the E7000 over the E8000 as the 8000 had numerous gadgets/apps that I wouldn't use and didnt warrant the additional cost.
From reading the AVS and High Def Junkies forums, I will try to give some of my attitudes on widespread issues/thoughts etc.
- Buzzing - I have no important buzzing or humming. All plasma's make a buzz sound from what I have read but mine does not have anything that is bothersome to myself or that my family has commented on. I have perceived of some persons having matters with this but I have not. I have seen/heard 3 sets (2 e7000 and 1 e6500) and no one have had issues.
- I have had no likeness retention/burn in. I do not watch certain thing for 8 hours straight or game the day away although. I have played Call of obligation for a couple of hours - no issue. Family constituent left DVR paused for few hours - no topic. I did run the 4 day downhill rides to shatter in the tv. I have read that you should so I did. Why not try to discourage difficulties and maximize the TV?! It's a pain to delay but worth it.
- Reflections from computer display. The glass panel does have reflections when matching to matte complete of LCD/LED. Thats just how it proceeds. This TV definitively has easily manageable glare although. In my den I have 2 skidding doorways to the back of the room which are exactly opposite of the TV - about 20 feet away. It gets morning light. The sliders have constructed in blinds which I usually hold shut. If I didn't have the blinds, I would probably address drapes. With TV off, seems reflective IMO. one time I turn it one, image masks the reflection well and I seldom have any topic. About 4 feet from the tv on the ceiling I have a fan and lightweight. identical thing, when the TV is on, examines fine. To the left front of TV (TV mounted kitty corner) there is a window that I keep open and it doesnt sway anything
- image - OUTSTANDING - sharp, crunchy, clear, many of adjustment, dark grades can be adjusted, brightness is there and it just right for me! Blu-ray is astonishing. I relished my 3 year vintage Sharp Aquos 52" and Samsung LCD but this TV night and day. The viewing bend is also much better than my Sharp and my Samsung. Motion distort - whats that? This is so much nicer observing very quick shift than my other tvs.
I watch a allotment of TWC high def. tv and stream Netflix. Streaming in Smart Hub works large - very responsive and image value is large. I havent endeavoured many other apps but they are plentiful. I furthermore havent endeavoured 3D yet.
I would highly suggest this TV to associates and family with the caveat that it is a plasma, so there are some groundworks and precautions that you should research a little on and be cognizant of. They are easily found at the two forums I cited overhead. I should also mention that after I smashed in the TV, I followed some recommended settings found on CNET and then modified with the Disney WoW computer computer disk I acquired here at Amazon. Really assisted convey out the picture with some fine tuning.
The cons - well, perhaps there is another plasma out there that devotes you a little better darks but IMHO, that doesnt make up for the clarity and sharpness of this plasma. Sound is attractive good in itself but I am used to snaring up to surround scheme. Every TV is going to have some flaws to each individual, so anticipate something - from any brand.
Hope this assists in some peoples decisions - I am no videophile but have studied and educated myself somewhat in buying a plasma and this one in specific. I bought the Samsung E7000 a couple of weeks before and am exceedingly joyous with the image quality and characteristics of this TV. I had lately bought the Panasonic ST50 but had matters and Amazon quickly and painless swapped and took care of for me...they are spectacular. I am not a fanboy of either emblem and with the ST50, couldn't get snug, even with the large reviews it gets. I went with the E7000 over the E8000 as the 8000 had numerous gadgets/apps that I wouldn't use and didnt warrant the additional cost.
From reading the AVS and High Def Junkies forums, I will try to give some of my attitudes on widespread issues/thoughts etc.
- Buzzing - I have no important buzzing or humming. All plasma's make a buzz sound from what I have read but mine does not have anything that is bothersome to myself or that my family has commented on. I have perceived of some persons having matters with this but I have not. I have seen/heard 3 sets (2 e7000 and 1 e6500) and no one have had issues.
- I have had no likeness retention/burn in. I do not watch certain thing for 8 hours straight or game the day away although. I have played Call of obligation for a couple of hours - no issue. Family constituent left DVR paused for few hours - no topic. I did run the 4 day downhill rides to shatter in the tv. I have read that you should so I did. Why not try to discourage difficulties and maximize the TV?! It's a pain to delay but worth it.
- Reflections from computer display. The glass panel does have reflections when matching to matte complete of LCD/LED. Thats just how it proceeds. This TV definitively has easily manageable glare although. In my den I have 2 skidding doorways to the back of the room which are exactly opposite of the TV - about 20 feet away. It gets morning light. The sliders have constructed in blinds which I usually hold shut. If I didn't have the blinds, I would probably address drapes. With TV off, seems reflective IMO. one time I turn it one, image masks the reflection well and I seldom have any topic. About 4 feet from the tv on the ceiling I have a fan and lightweight. identical thing, when the TV is on, examines fine. To the left front of TV (TV mounted kitty corner) there is a window that I keep open and it doesnt sway anything
- image - OUTSTANDING - sharp, crunchy, clear, many of adjustment, dark grades can be adjusted, brightness is there and it just right for me! Blu-ray is astonishing. I relished my 3 year vintage Sharp Aquos 52" and Samsung LCD but this TV night and day. The viewing bend is also much better than my Sharp and my Samsung. Motion distort - whats that? This is so much nicer observing very quick shift than my other tvs.
I watch a allotment of TWC high def. tv and stream Netflix. Streaming in Smart Hub works large - very responsive and image value is large. I havent endeavoured many other apps but they are plentiful. I furthermore havent endeavoured 3D yet.
I would highly suggest this TV to associates and family with the caveat that it is a plasma, so there are some groundworks and precautions that you should research a little on and be cognizant of. They are easily found at the two forums I cited overhead. I should also mention that after I smashed in the TV, I followed some recommended settings found on CNET and then modified with the Disney WoW computer computer disk I acquired here at Amazon. Really assisted convey out the picture with some fine tuning.
The cons - well, perhaps there is another plasma out there that devotes you a little better darks but IMHO, that doesnt make up for the clarity and sharpness of this plasma. Sound is attractive good in itself but I am used to snaring up to surround scheme. Every TV is going to have some flaws to each individual, so anticipate something - from any brand.
Hope this assists in some peoples decisions - I am no videophile but have studied and educated myself somewhat in buying a plasma and this one in specific.I bought the Samsung E7000 a couple of weeks before and am exceedingly joyous with the image quality and characteristics of this TV. I had lately bought the Panasonic ST50 but had matters and Amazon quickly and painless swapped and took care of for me...they are spectacular. I am not a fanboy of either emblem and with the ST50, couldn't get snug, even with the large reviews it gets. I went with the E7000 over the E8000 as the 8000 had numerous gadgets/apps that I wouldn't use and didnt warrant the additional cost.
From reading the AVS and High Def Junkies forums, I will try to give some of my attitudes on widespread issues/thoughts etc.
- Buzzing - I have no important buzzing or humming. All plasma's make a buzz sound from what I have read but mine does not have anything that is bothersome to myself or that my family has commented on. I have perceived of some persons having matters with this but I have not. I have seen/heard 3 sets (2 e7000 and 1 e6500) and no one have had issues.
- I have had no likeness retention/burn in. I do not watch certain thing for 8 hours straight or game the day away although. I have played Call of obligation for a couple of hours - no issue. Family constituent left DVR paused for few hours - no topic. I did run the 4 day downhill rides to shatter in the tv. I have read that you should so I did. Why not try to discourage difficulties and maximize the TV?! It's a pain to delay but worth it.
- Reflections from computer display. The glass panel does have reflections when matching to matte complete of LCD/LED. Thats just how it proceeds. This TV definitively has easily manageable glare although. In my den I have 2 skidding doorways to the back of the room which are exactly opposite of the TV - about 20 feet away. It gets morning light. The sliders have constructed in blinds which I usually hold shut. If I didn't have the blinds, I would probably address drapes. With TV off, seems reflective IMO. one time I turn it one, image masks the reflection well and I seldom have any topic. About 4 feet from the tv on the ceiling I have a fan and lightweight. identical thing, when the TV is on, examines fine. To the left front of TV (TV mounted kitty corner) there is a window that I keep open and it doesnt sway anything
- image - OUTSTANDING - sharp, crunchy, clear, many of adjustment, dark grades can be adjusted, brightness is there and it just right for me! Blu-ray is astonishing. I relished my 3 year vintage Sharp Aquos 52" and Samsung LCD but this TV night and day. The viewing bend is also much better than my Sharp and my Samsung. Motion distort - whats that? This is so much nicer observing very quick shift than my other tvs.
I watch a allotment of TWC high def. tv and stream Netflix. Streaming in Smart Hub works large - very responsive and image value is large. I havent endeavoured many other apps but they are plentiful. I furthermore havent endeavoured 3D yet.
I would highly suggest this TV to associates and family with the caveat that it is a plasma, so there are some groundworks and precautions that you should research a little on and be cognizant of. They are easily found at the two forums I cited overhead. I should also mention that after I smashed in the TV, I followed some recommended settings found on CNET and then modified with the Disney WoW computer computer disk I acquired here at Amazon. Really assisted convey out the picture with some fine tuning.
The cons - well, perhaps there is another plasma out there that devotes you a little better darks but IMHO, that doesnt make up for the clarity and sharpness of this plasma. Sound is attractive good in itself but I am used to snaring up to surround scheme. Every TV is going to have some flaws to each individual, so anticipate something - from any brand.
Hope this assists in some peoples decisions - I am no videophile but have studied and educated myself somewhat in buying a plasma and this one in specific.I bought the Samsung E7000 a couple of weeks before and am exceedingly joyous with the image quality and characteristics of this TV. I had lately bought the Panasonic ST50 but had matters and Amazon quickly and painless swapped and took care of for me...they are spectacular. I am not a fanboy of either emblem and with the ST50, couldn't get snug, even with the large reviews it gets. I went with the E7000 over the E8000 as the 8000 had numerous gadgets/apps that I wouldn't use and didnt warrant the additional cost.
From reading the AVS and High Def Junkies forums, I will try to give some of my attitudes on widespread issues/thoughts etc.
- Buzzing - I have no important buzzing or humming. All plasma's make a buzz sound from what I have read but mine does not have anything that is bothersome to myself or that my family has commented on. I have perceived of some persons having matters with this but I have not. I have seen/heard 3 sets (2 e7000 and 1 e6500) and no one have had issues.
- I have had no likeness retention/burn in. I do not watch certain thing for 8 hours straight or game the day away although. I have played Call of obligation for a couple of hours - no issue. Family constituent left DVR paused for few hours - no topic. I did run the 4 day downhill rides to shatter in the tv. I have read that you should so I did. Why not try to discourage difficulties and maximize the TV?! It's a pain to delay but worth it.
- Reflections from computer display. The glass panel does have reflections when matching to matte complete of LCD/LED. Thats just how it proceeds. This TV definitively has easily manageable glare although. In my den I have 2 skidding doorways to the back of the room which are exactly opposite of the TV - about 20 feet away. It gets morning light. The sliders have constructed in blinds which I usually hold shut. If I didn't have the blinds, I would probably address drapes. With TV off, seems reflective IMO. one time I turn it one, image masks the reflection well and I seldom have any topic. About 4 feet from the tv on the ceiling I have a fan and lightweight. identical thing, when the TV is on, examines fine. To the left front of TV (TV mounted kitty corner) there is a window that I keep open and it doesnt sway anything
- image - OUTSTANDING - sharp, crunchy, clear, many of adjustment, dark grades can be adjusted, brightness is there and it just right for me! Blu-ray is astonishing. I relished my 3 year vintage Sharp Aquos 52" and Samsung LCD but this TV night and day. The viewing bend is also much better than my Sharp and my Samsung. Motion distort - whats that? This is so much nicer observing very quick shift than my other tvs.
I watch a allotment of TWC high def. tv and stream Netflix. Streaming in Smart Hub works large - very responsive and image value is large. I havent endeavoured many other apps but they are plentiful. I furthermore havent endeavoured 3D yet.
I would highly suggest this TV to associates and family with the caveat that it is a plasma, so there are some groundworks and precautions that you should research a little on and be cognizant of. They are easily found at the two forums I cited overhead. I should also mention that after I smashed in the TV, I followed some recommended settings found on CNET and then modified with the Disney WoW computer computer disk I acquired here at Amazon. Really assisted convey out the picture with some fine tuning.
The cons - well, perhaps there is another plasma out there that devotes you a little better darks but IMHO, that doesnt make up for the clarity and sharpness of this plasma. Sound is attractive good in itself but I am used to snaring up to surround scheme. Every TV is going to have some flaws to each individual, so anticipate something - from any brand.
Hope this assists in some peoples decisions - I am no videophile but have studied and educated myself somewhat in buying a plasma and this one in specific.I bought the Samsung E7000 a couple of weeks before and am exceedingly joyous with the image quality and characteristics of this TV. I had lately bought the Panasonic ST50 but had matters and Amazon quickly and painless swapped and took care of for me...they are spectacular. I am not a fanboy of either emblem and with the ST50, couldn't get snug, even with the large reviews it gets. I went with the E7000 over the E8000 as the 8000 had numerous gadgets/apps that I wouldn't use and didnt warrant the additional cost.
From reading the AVS and High Def Junkies forums, I will try to give some of my attitudes on widespread issues/thoughts etc.
- Buzzing - I have no important buzzing or humming. All plasma's make a buzz sound from what I have read but mine does not have anything that is bothersome to myself or that my family has commented on. I have perceived of some persons having matters with this but I have not. I have seen/heard 3 sets (2 e7000 and 1 e6500) and no one have had issues.
- I have had no likeness retention/burn in. I do not watch certain thing for 8 hours straight or game the day away although. I have played Call of obligation for a couple of hours - no issue. Family constituent left DVR paused for few hours - no topic. I did run the 4 day downhill rides to shatter in the tv. I have read that you should so I did. Why not try to discourage difficulties and maximize the TV?! It's a pain to delay but worth it.
- Reflections from computer display. The glass panel does have reflections when matching to matte complete of LCD/LED. Thats just how it proceeds. This TV definitively has easily manageable glare although. In my den I have 2 skidding doorways to the back of the room which are exactly opposite of the TV - about 20 feet away. It gets morning light. The sliders have constructed in blinds which I usually hold shut. If I didn't have the blinds, I would probably address drapes. With TV off, seems reflective IMO. one time I turn it one, image masks the reflection well and I seldom have any topic. About 4 feet from the tv on the ceiling I have a fan and lightweight. identical thing, when the TV is on, examines fine. To the left front of TV (TV mounted kitty corner) there is a window that I keep open and it doesnt sway anything
- image - OUTSTANDING - sharp, crunchy, clear, many of adjustment, dark grades can be adjusted, brightness is there and it just right for me! Blu-ray is astonishing. I relished my 3 year vintage Sharp Aquos 52" and Samsung LCD but this TV night and day. The viewing bend is also much better than my Sharp and my Samsung. Motion distort - whats that? This is so much nicer observing very quick shift than my other tvs.
I watch a allotment of TWC high def. tv and stream Netflix. Streaming in Smart Hub works large - very responsive and image value is large. I havent endeavoured many other apps but they are plentiful. I furthermore havent endeavoured 3D yet.
I would highly suggest this TV to associates and family with the caveat that it is a plasma, so there are some groundworks and precautions that you should research a little on and be cognizant of. They are easily found at the two forums I cited overhead. I should also mention that after I smashed in the TV, I followed some recommended settings found on CNET and then modified with the Disney WoW computer computer disk I acquired here at Amazon. Really assisted convey out the picture with some fine tuning.
The cons - well, perhaps there is another plasma out there that devotes you a little better darks but IMHO, that doesnt make up for the clarity and sharpness of this plasma. Sound is attractive good in itself but I am used to snaring up to surround scheme. Every TV is going to have some flaws to each individual, so anticipate something - from any brand.
Hope this assists in some peoples decisions - I am no videophile but have studied and educated myself somewhat in buying a plasma and this one in specific. Samsung PN60E7000 60-Inch
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