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The Samsung UE32EH5000 appears to have been designed for one purpose, and one purpose only: to deliver good picture quality as cheaply as humanly possible. Let's look at the evidence - kicking off with its genuinely remarkable price. It's full recommen...
Ridiculously good value, Strong picture quality, Narrow bezel, Easy to use...
No online features, No DLNA network support, Substantial rear end, Viewing angle is limited...
It's hard to understand how Samsung can sell the UE32EH5000 for so little. From the outside the only hint that it's a cheap set comes from its startlingly chunky rear end; from the front it looks a match for many mid-range sets. The realisation that the...
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Most people’s attention is drawn towards the razzle-dazzle of Samsung’s high-end LED sets and their innovative tech, super-powered processing and pristine pictures. We’re only human...
Bright, sharp pictures, Good dark scene reproduction, Menu system...
Chunky dimensions, Motion blur, Light on features...
Given that you can buy it for under £300 online, the UE32EH5000’s assured picture performance comes as something of a surprise. Its images are bright and punchy, with bold, natural colours and sharp detail. But most surprising is how good dark scenes lo...
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For the second year running, it’s only around this time in December – when most of the TVs have been covered and the gongs awarded – that we get around to reviewing an entry-level offering from Samsung Electronics, the world’s largest television manufa...
A few years ago, most television manufacturers – led ironically by Samsung – began to put a lot of effort into trimming down the depth of their LED-based LCD TVs, so much so that it became a contest of slenderness instead of image quality. While aesthetic...
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Unlike a certain other Korean brand, Samsung doesn't seem shy this year about letting us check out its cheap TV models as well as its high-end efforts. The Samsung UE32EH5000 is a case in point, as its stripped-down feature list, relatively small 32in si...
Good all-round picture quality, Thin bezel design, Ridiculously great value...
The rear end sticks out a long way, Limited viewing angle, No D-Sub input or DLNA/Network functionality...
Despite its lack of Smart TV and DLNA features, it's pretty difficult to see how you could reasonably expect the 32EH5000 to be much better than it is, for the simple reason that its picture quality is leagues ahead of what such a puny amount of money wou...
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The Samsung UE32EH5000 is hardly the most heralded of TVs from the Korean giant. It has no headline making features nor a snazzy design that will attract much attention. In fact, if Samsung made a ‘Value' brand then it's likely the EH5000 would be the pos...
Impressive black levels, Great dynamic range, Colour accuracy, Strong video processing, Low latency for gamers, It's cheap, Almost perfect screen uniformity...
Viewing angles are restricted, A little blur with rapid motion, Maybe too fat for some, Non-swivel base stand...
We were pleasantly surprised by the two down-firing speakers housed at the rear of the EH5000. Sure, they're not going to rock your world with crystal clear audio but at least they have some bass presence and the ability to be pushed to fairly high levels...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated: 2014-04-13 02:34:11
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The Samsung UE32EH5000 appears to have been designed for one purpose, and one purpose only: to deliver good picture quality as cheaply as humanly possible.Let's look at the evidence - kicking off with its genuinely remarkable price. It's full recommended...
Ridiculously good value, Strong picture quality, Narrow bezel, Easy to use...
No online features, No DLNA network support, Substantial rear end, Viewing angle is limited...
Best TVs to buy 10 best 32-inch TVs 10 best 37-inch TVs 13 best 42-inch TVs 12 best 3D TVs The Samsung 32EH5000's main attraction isn't a complicated one: it's all about the price, plain and simple. There will doubtless be gazillions of TV buyers who simp...
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You don't always get what you pay for. Sometimes that isn't a good thing – after all, everyone has at some point forked out an over-the-odds sum for something that proved to be a damp squib. But sometimes you can find a product that doesn't require you t...
Punchy picture, Dark blacks, Freeview HD tuner, Good midtone detail, Low price...
Black detail could be better, No smart features, Remote could be more intuitive...
Chances are, this set will be used in a second room – and second rooms are where people tend to catch up on programmes they've missed. It's not a big thing, but the inclusion of BBC iPlayer at least would've really put a grin on our faces. As it is, tho...
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techmagnifier.com Updated: 2016-12-29 03:35:36
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Samsung' latest LED TV, 32EH5000 is the new sensation to hit the market. The latest from Samsung is integrated with SRS TheatreSound Technology and also supports Dolby Digital Plus/Dolby Pulse Technology. It is a featured-packed LED television, which is v...
Extremely good picture, User interface is easy to use, Includes Internal voltage spike guard, The USB interface can play many video formats including .mkv, Very good sound, It's Clear Motion Rate facilitates in generating clear images through a combinatio...
A few codecs not recognized by the USB movie play, Cable sockets are not properly placed, Only a single AV connector...
Samsung 32EH5000 LED TV Review makes it clear that this television is a hit in the market. For the price it depicts, the features are adequate in it and confirmed as a best model in its segment. Picture quality or sound effects, whatever you are looking f...
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We tested the UN40EH5000 (MSRP $679), a television lower on the Samsung ladder than the UN40EH6000 . We found these two TVs to be very comparable, both offering a high-performing, basic display, stripped of advanced features like 3D images, internet conne...
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We tested the UN40EH5000 ($679 MSRP), a television lower on the Samsung ladder than the UN40EH6000 . We found these two TVs to be very comparable, both offering a high-performing, basic display, stripped of advanced features like 3D images, internet conne...
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We tested the UN40EH5000 (MSRP $679), a television lower on the Samsung ladder than the UN40EH6000 . We found these two TVs to be very comparable, both offering a high-performing, basic display, stripped of advanced features like 3D images, internet conne...
A 40-inch Samsung for less than $700 is a good deal.The UN40EH5000 (MSRP $679) from Samsung is in many ways the perfect television for some consumers. We do not recommend it for the people trying to setup a technologically advanced home theater, because i...
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We tested the UN40EH5000 ($679 MSRP), a television lower on the Samsung ladder than the UN40EH6000 . We found these two TVs to be very comparable, both offering a high-performing, basic display, stripped of advanced features like 3D images, internet conne...
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