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Add to SafariWhen comparing Samsung NU7300 55" (UN55NU7300) vs TCL C807 75" (75C807), the Slant community recommends Samsung NU7300 55" (UN55NU7300) for most people. In the question“What are the best TVs?” Samsung NU7300 55" (UN55NU7300) is ranked 108th while TCL C807 75" (75C807) is ranked 164th. The most important reason people chose Samsung NU7300 55" (UN55NU7300) is:
This TV does an excellent job of upscaling 480p/720p/1080p content to 4K without introducing any unwanted artifacts.
Specs
Question Ranking
Pros
Pro Does up-scaling very well
This TV does an excellent job of upscaling 480p/720p/1080p content to 4K without introducing any unwanted artifacts.
Pro Good for gaming
The Samsung NU7300 is a good option for gamers thanks to the TV's decent motion handling and astonishingly low input lag.
The motion looks good thanks to the TV's fast pixel response time that ensures that moving objects don't leave overly long trails on the screen.
The high responsiveness of the NU7300 comes from the TV's low input lag. In 'Gaming' mode the TV's input lag drops to 13.6 milliseconds - only a couple of other TVs in this price range can offer equally low input lag.
Pro Decent SDR performance
This TV is a fair choice for those who watch SDR content as it has a reasonable contrast ratio, fairly high peak brightness, and adequate color gamut. In its price range, this is one of the best SDR TVs available on the market.
Cons
Con Ads
The main interface of the Samsung NU7300 does run ads and suggested content, and unfortunately, there's no way to opt out of that.
Con Bad for group watching
Only those who sit right in front of this TV can experience the full potential of its picture quality because the moment you view the TV from an angle, its colors and black levels start to shift. In fact, a tiny viewing angle of 6 degrees will cause a noticeable shift of blacks.
Con Poor HDR capabilities
The overall picture quality of this TV is not high enough to properly enjoy the HDR content. Even in the HDR mode, the TV's overall brightness stays below 350 nits, which is noticeably lower compared to the other TVs in this price range.
