Hyundai Electronics comes from South Korea. The brand came to Russia back in 2004 and took a strong position in the class of mid-price TVs. At the moment, the company has 40 representative offices around the world, including in Russia.
Below we will tell you about the new product, the HYUNDAI BU 7100 smart TV with a diagonal of 65″ with an IPS matrix. This TV displays pictures with 4K resolution and also has HDR10 support.. If you need a thin, technologically advanced, nimble device for the right price, consider this model. After all, in addition to excellent resolution, this device can mean:
▸ webOS shell and voice assistant
▸ powerful turn on the processor Cortex A75*2 + Cortex A55*2
▸ TruMotion quality (MEMC) with frame interpolation for smooth images in fast-moving scenes
And also, This TV has protocol support. The fact is that it can be used as a hub to control various devices in your smart home.from the refrigerator to the kettle. In general, for the money this is a very decent TV, we have already appreciated it.
Briefly:
Appearance, what’s included
How LG’s WebOS solution works. What about the filling?
Impressions, how much it costs
Rate the Hyundai BU 7100 and you:
Appearance, what’s included
In the box you can find the TV itself, legs and a Magic Remote with complete wooden elements. There is also a power cable, it is not removable.
The weight of the TV is 15.2 kgdimensions (WxHxD) 1445 x 885 x 300 mm With delivery, this is of great importance for a device with such a screen diagonal. The body is not completely flat, and the back panel is thick, so if you hang the TV on the wall, keep this in mind.
Also on the side of the rear panel you can find several connectors, such as:
▪️3 x HDMI 2.0
▪️ 2 x USB-A
▪️2 x antenna inputs
▪️ RJ-45 connector (Ethernet)
▪️ Composite connector (video)
▪️CI+/PCMCIA connector
▪️ S/PDIF optical connector
▪️Headphone jack
All necessary inputs are located on one side.
In front of the screen, frame the frames that, against the background of 65 inches, simply require and the TV practically looks like. frameless. On the bottom edge there is the brand name printed on plastic. The letters do not shine and do not attract attention.
For wall mounting, holes are provided on the back panel, which can be easily connected to any mounts.
The included remote control has a convenient shape and feels good in the hand. You can move your thumb to almost all the buttons without grabbing the other handle.
Chip: Remote control with Magic Remote support, at any time you can activate it on the desktop and move it by moving the remote control with air. This is convenient when viewing or selecting an application in a tiled interface.
Otherwise, it’s a normal remote control with comfortable rubberized buttons and a clear click.
There are quick buttons to launch Netflix and Ivi online cinemas, which can be reconfigured to your liking. How to do this – influence on a separate material.
The included remote control fits comfortably in your hand.
Well, the TV is installed, the power is on, let’s look at the shell and in general how the device works.
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How LG’s WebOS solution works. What about the filling?
This is what the end of WebOS looks like.
Among Hyundai TV brands there are models with Android TV, YaOS from Yandex and WebOS from LG. Specifically, the H-LED65BU7100 line runs WebOS. and a copy came to us with exactly this, not the most popular, but no less convenient shell from LG.
WebOS has been around for a long time. LG has been using this open source software in its home appliances since 2013, constantly refining and improving processing capabilities in collaboration with Palm. Subsequently, LG began to license this shell to third-party manufacturers of household appliances, so Hyundai has this software installed by law.
Among the main advantages of WebOS are:
🟢 Multitasking. The developers have included a large number of functions in the OS that run simultaneously without limiting system stability.
🟢 Integration with network detection. The user can log into the accounts of Youtube, Ivi, Megogo and other services.
🟢 Development of additional software. The shell has built-in applications that are compatible with webOS and make it easier to use without slowing it down.
Once configured, all the main applications are neatly lined up on the home screen.
At the same time, the TV also has its own application store, where you can find a selection of TV channels, as well as programs and programs for watching TV series and films for free.
😎 Yes, the well-known KinoPub on a TV with WebOS can also be installed without problems.
A processor with two Cortex A75 cores and two A55 cores is responsible for the performance in the Hyundai BU 7100 65″. In determining the clock frequency, 3 GHz can occur, which is not often found in modern TVs.
This chip is installed in the Hyundai BU 7100 65″.
Power is generated literally with every impact: the interface responds to pressing the remote control buttons instantly, there were no delays or stuttering of the eye.
Another nice shape of the Hyundai BU 7100 65″ is its wide viewing angle. Even if you look at the screen from the side, the picture remains clear, only slightly starting to turn blue.
But under normal conditions of use, no one looks at the TV at such angles, so you can hang the device on the wall and see the same clear and rich picture, even if the panel hangs slightly at an angle.
The full technical specifications of the screen are as follows::
▪️ resolution – 3840 x 2160
▪️ Aspect ratio – 16:9.
▪️ Panel type – LED.
▪️Screen brightness – 330 cd/m2.
▪️ Contrast – 1.200:1.
▪️ Pixel response time – 8 ms
▪️ Viewing angles – 178 horizontally, 178 vertically.
▪️ Update frequency – 60 Hz
The backlight is uniform, there are no highlights or dips over the entire screen area. The black color doesn’t upset you, it’s really black.
Loud sound has power 8 Wquite enough for any room. Of course, if you are a real movie fan, be prepared to buy a soundbar, but even without it, the Hyundai BU 7100 65″ has decent sound.
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Impressions, how much it costs
Excellent large screen TV at an affordable price.
Hyundai BU 7100 65″ makes the best impressions in terms of price quality and system performance as a whole. This is a device in which, without embellishment, top-end hardware is perfectly combined with a large display and very decent sound. If you want a really big TV, but are not ready to give it away more than 100 thousand rubles As far as brands go, the Hyundai BU 7100 is the best choice and will delight you and your family for years to come.
☑️ I’ll highlight the main advantages:
▸ matrix without glare, rich black
▸ very thin frame
▸ support for Matter protocol for smart home
▸ responsive operating system
▸ remote control with reduced aeration
▸ price
One of the disadvantages is the absence of the usual Google store, but this is not critical. There is its analogue, in which you can also find an International application for podcasts, listening to radio and distributing it.
Matter protocol support Allows you to connect smart home appliances to the Hyundai BU 7100 65″.
Otherwise, this is an excellent TV with noise insulation and a separate feature in the video panel, which turns into a mouse through the air. Once you try this option, you quickly get used to controlling the TV, it’s really convenient.
In Russia, the Hyundai H-LED65BU7100 based on WebOS costs 61,990 rubles. Considering the filling and the diagonal, this is a good price for a device from a recommended consumer electronics brand that controls product output and guarantees quality.
So the Hyundai BU 7100 65″ is an excellent gathering leash for an evening with the whole family and advancement into the wonderful world of cinema. Disappointed and not attentive.
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Source: Iphones RU
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