Samsung JU75xx (2015) Series

usability, image quality, size, price, durability

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

image quality, price, usability, design, sound

reliability, energy

86% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

80% of the reviews on Amazon.ca give this product a positive rating.

Outstanding contrast and detail ; Slick Tizen OS ; Comprehensive video streaming support

Severe motion issues using all but the movie preset ; Screen is quite reflective ; Relatively small size diminishes return on UHD and curved screen features

Excellent picture quality ; Good smart TV system ; Impressive 3D ; Easy to use

Expensive versus flat models ; Reflective screen ; Clouding during off-axis viewing ; Screen barely big enough

Treated in isolation, the UE48JU7500 is an excellent TV, however, its 48-inch screen doesn't quite sell its curved screen convincingly enough to persuade me that it's really worth £250 over the flat-screen UE48JU7000.

Samsung will remedy this with its 2016 line-up of TVs and commit to Freeview Play, Freetime or something similar.

Samsung has continued its curved crusade against flat screen TVs with the UE48JU7500, a slick looking piece of kit that sports barely any bezels, and there's a rather simple silver display stand to keep it upright. It looks minimal, with all focus on...

That £1649.99 RRP is simply eye watering, but if you shop around a bit you will be able to get the Samsung UE48JU7500 for a more reasonable £900-£1200. It's well worth it

If you’re looking for a 4K TV and money’s not much of a problem, Samsung’s 7 Series televisions are well worth looking at. While we’re more than pleased with the 48-inch model’s performance, we wish it’d had been a bit bigger to really make the most of...

At 65-inches, this TV is huge. Samsung's big TV sets do tend to make everything else look smaller, and once you've gone as big as this, it's hard to go back to anything else. The Samsung UE65JU7500 is a good looking TV as far as things go, with thin...

Samsung's latest batch of 4K TVs show that the price is slowly going down, the quality is remaining consistent, but there's one major caveat: there's still not much 4K content out to actually watch on it. Sure, the likes of Netflix is starting to show...

The Samsung UE65JU7500 Curved 4K UHD TV shows that you can get tip-top 4K quality at a price that won't totally rob the bank. For £2,500, Samsung's offering is an attractive buy, especially when other UHD sets are much more expensive. If you're after a...

Superb out-of-the-box accuracy ; Very good local dimming ; Direct LED backlight ; Impressive screen uniformity ; Reference performance after calibration ; Excellent video processing ; Attractive design and good build quality ; Incredibly low input lag...

Limited future-proofing ; Undefeatable frame interpolation in 3D

Samsung's latest Ultra HD TV brings a lot to the party in terms of features and performance but manages to do so at a very tempting price. The UE55JU7500 includes a direct backlight which results in excellent screen uniformity that was free of bright...