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Smart Television 50" 4K UHD LED 50HL7530U HDR (2020)

Name: Horizon-Europe Smart Television 50" 4K UHD LED 50HL7530U HDR (2020)
Brand: Horizon-Europe
SKU: 28078984
Rating: 3.0 (1 reviews)

Experience the cinematic sensation in front of the Horizon 4K UHD TV, go beyond the screen and transform the visual experience into an unforgettable performance. Explore a unique world where quality content, multiple features, and comfort are available. Gain quick access to the exclusive Horizon Smart TV platform (HOS 3.0) that contains a generous portfolio...

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Diagonal 50 "
Panel Type

The technology used by television to display images.

Direct LED

Development of Edge LED where the LED lights, which provide illumination for the pixels of the television, are placed directly behind the panel in a sparse arrangement. Moderate performance of dark areas in the image.
Refresh Rate

The refresh rate is the number of frames per second that a TV can display and is expressed in hertz (Hz). Most TVs are 50/60 Hz, while some are 100 or 120 Hz. Higher frame rates offer smoother images (without stuttering or blurring) in fast-paced scenes such as sports or action movies.
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Description

HDR 10

High Dynamic Range (HDR) is an extension of a television's contrast and color palette to provide a more realistic and natural image than conventional televisions, using increased brightness and a greater number of available colors. In this way, details are preserved in both the darkest and brightest areas of a frame.

Intel Wireless Display (WiDi)

Discover the capabilities of WiDi and share your memories with your loved ones in the simplest way. With home wireless networking (WLAN), you can share content from your smartphone or tablet directly to your TV. It is easy to use, so all you have to do is enjoy the new WiDi experience.

Manufacturer

Horizon-Europe - TVs Horizon-Europe

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Specifications

Image

Diagonal: 50 "

Resolution: 4K Ultra HD

Refresh Rate: 50/60 Hz

Type of Panel: Direct LED

HDR Types: -

Local Dimming: No

Audio

Channels: Stereo

Power: 20 W

Features & Functions

Receiver: DVB-C, DVB-S2, DVB-T2

Media Player: No

PVR Recording: Yes

Hotel Mode: Yes

Voice Commands: No

HbbTV: No

VRR: No

Audio Standards

Audio Templates: -

Additional Specifications

Supported Applications: Netflix, Youtube, Prime Video

Software: Misc Operating System

Smart Ecosystem: Alexa

Wired Connections

Ethernet: Yes

Headphones: Yes

Digital Audio Optical: Yes

USB: 2

HDMI: 3

Number of HDMI 2.1: -

Wireless Connections

Wi-Fi: Yes

Bluetooth: No

Miracast: No

Chromecast Built-In: No

Screen Mirroring: No

AirPlay: No

Product Details

Release Date: 2020

Weight: 10 kg

VESA Mount: 200 x 200 mm

Energy Label

Energy Class: G

Dimensions (without Stand)

Width: 1130 mm

Height: 656 mm

Thickness: 82 mm

Dimensions (with Stand)

Width: 1130 mm

Height: 689 mm

Thickness: 241 mm

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Δ.Σ.
2023-09-12 Expert user

Verified purchase
I decided to greatly reduce the volume of my review to make it easier to read.

First of all, overall, it is a mediocre television.
Three stars so as not to exhaust my strictness and considering its relatively low price.

It is 4K with a very mediocre HD upscale, resulting in poor clarity and detail in outlines, shadows, and overall lines, which are not sharp, clear, and distinct. It would be better if it was HD, it would have a clearer image (even HD ready televisions are cleaner). One could almost call it blurry (if you have read tests of televisions in foreign magazines, you have seen them describe the image of some televisions with poor HD upscale as "soft" - well, here we are talking about "super soft", meaning lack of detail... forget about it).

The image is somewhat artificial, lifeless, and with mediocre colors. The difference in image quality compared to the vibrant, solid, and textured image of the 43HL6330F/B is significant. However, it should be noted that the screen is bright, no problem in that regard.

The sound is relatively mediocre, especially for such a size where you expect something better, but it can be tolerated if you don't really need good sound (although it has a headphone output for easy improvement with a not expensive soundbar). Personally, after the initial impression, where I expected something clearly better, it doesn't bother me at all, I find it pleasant, even though, for example, not only is there no bass, you can't even imagine it.

The menus offer many possibilities for intervention, and if you don't make some simple and targeted adjustments, you can mess things up badly, like I did initially, and not be able to achieve a satisfactory image, which you can eventually achieve, but only up to a point, meaning not really good, but an image that will always look a bit fake, lacking clarity, a bit washed out, and somewhat cold, without warmth.

One way to understand if the image has some correct elements is to watch a black and white broadcast or movie. If things appear black-white-gray, then everything is fine. However, if, like in this television, there is some shade and some paleness, something is wrong.

Overall, after several hours of playing around with it, it seems that the screen has improved a bit and looks better (I knew that the speakers needed some breaking in, but here I would say that I really saw an improvement with the use of the TV, unless my initial disastrous image was due to my first complex and unsuccessful settings - but maybe both are true). However, if the image was clearer, I would consider giving it a slightly higher rating, but unfortunately, it lacks clarity and detail, which is obvious and disappointing.

The viewing angle is quite mediocre (to the point where it should be categorized between mediocre and bad, but that is not possible, so I put it as mediocre).

And one more important thing, if you look at the images of the TV's backside and think it has those 2 RCA connectors for audio and one for video, where you would connect an older DVD (or VIDEO) player or something else that I can't think of with this connection that is no longer common, that backside shown is misleading. It does not have such a connection, and if you look at the Romanian website, you will see that in the analysis of inputs-outputs, next to this connection, it has a hyphen (-) and not something else (e.g., Y for yes or A for available) that would indicate it has it. I complained to the store where I bought it, not that it's their fault because the dealership has provided these images. They forwarded my complaint to the dealership, they asked me for a photo of the back, I sent it, then they asked me for the part number, as if the circuits and inputs-outputs could be different depending on the part number of the device, I sent them, no response. And in a store that still sells it, I saw the same image of the back that does not correspond to reality.

In conclusion, it is definitely not the TV that I would recommend you to get, but having bought it and managed to make it look comfortable (as long as I avoid comparing it to another TV with really good image quality), I am somewhat relieved that I didn't completely waste my money (after all, it is cheap, let's not expect everything, let's be a little forgiving - I have accepted it as it is, with its flaws).

If someone wants to know what settings I made to get some decent image, which ultimately are few and simple, they can ask and I can provide information.

Translated from Greek ·
- Menu
- Sound
- Build quality
- Viewing angle
- Picture
- Value for money
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3

Δ.Σ.
2023-09-12

I decided to greatly reduce the volume of my review to make it easier to read.

First of all, overall, it is a mediocre television.
Three stars so as not to exhaust my strictness and considering its relatively low price.

It is 4K with a very mediocre HD upscale, resulting in poor clarity and detail in outlines, shadows, and overall lines, which are not sharp, clear, and distinct. It would be better if it was HD, it would have a clearer image (even HD ready televisions are cleaner). One could almost call it blurry (if you have read tests of televisions in foreign magazines, you have seen them describe the image of some televisions with poor HD upscale as "soft" - well, here we are talking about "super soft", meaning lack of detail... forget about it).

The image is somewhat artificial, lifeless, and with mediocre colors. The difference in image quality compared to the vibrant, solid, and textured image of the 43HL6330F/B is significant. However, it should be noted that the screen is bright, no problem in that regard.

The sound is relatively mediocre, especially for such a size where you expect something better, but it can be tolerated if you don't really need good sound (although it has a headphone output for easy improvement with a not expensive soundbar). Personally, after the initial impression, where I expected something clearly better, it doesn't bother me at all, I find it pleasant, even though, for example, not only is there no bass, you can't even imagine it.

The menus offer many possibilities for intervention, and if you don't make some simple and targeted adjustments, you can mess things up badly, like I did initially, and not be able to achieve a satisfactory image, which you can eventually achieve, but only up to a point, meaning not really good, but an image that will always look a bit fake, lacking clarity, a bit washed out, and somewhat cold, without warmth.

One way to understand if the image has some correct elements is to watch a black and white broadcast or movie. If things appear black-white-gray, then everything is fine. However, if, like in this television, there is some shade and some paleness, something is wrong.

Overall, after several hours of playing around with it, it seems that the screen has improved a bit and looks better (I knew that the speakers needed some breaking in, but here I would say that I really saw an improvement with the use of the TV, unless my initial disastrous image was due to my first complex and unsuccessful settings - but maybe both are true). However, if the image was clearer, I would consider giving it a slightly higher rating, but unfortunately, it lacks clarity and detail, which is obvious and disappointing.

The viewing angle is quite mediocre (to the point where it should be categorized between mediocre and bad, but that is not possible, so I put it as mediocre).

And one more important thing, if you look at the images of the TV's backside and think it has those 2 RCA connectors for audio and one for video, where you would connect an older DVD (or VIDEO) player or something else that I can't think of with this connection that is no longer common, that backside shown is misleading. It does not have such a connection, and if you look at the Romanian website, you will see that in the analysis of inputs-outputs, next to this connection, it has a hyphen (-) and not something else (e.g., Y for yes or A for available) that would indicate it has it. I complained to the store where I bought it, not that it's their fault because the dealership has provided these images. They forwarded my complaint to the dealership, they asked me for a photo of the back, I sent it, then they asked me for the part number, as if the circuits and inputs-outputs could be different depending on the part number of the device, I sent them, no response. And in a store that still sells it, I saw the same image of the back that does not correspond to reality.

In conclusion, it is definitely not the TV that I would recommend you to get, but having bought it and managed to make it look comfortable (as long as I avoid comparing it to another TV with really good image quality), I am somewhat relieved that I didn't completely waste my money (after all, it is cheap, let's not expect everything, let's be a little forgiving - I have accepted it as it is, with its flaws).

If someone wants to know what settings I made to get some decent image, which ultimately are few and simple, they can ask and I can provide information.

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3 out of 6 members found this review helpful

Δ.Σ.
2023-09-12 Expert user

Verified purchase
I decided to greatly reduce the volume of my review to make it easier to read.

First of all, overall, it is a mediocre television.
Three stars so as not to exhaust my strictness and considering its relatively low price.

It is 4K with a very mediocre HD upscale, resulting in poor clarity and detail in outlines, shadows, and overall lines, which are not sharp, clear, and distinct. It would be better if it was HD, it would have a clearer image (even HD ready televisions are cleaner). One could almost call it blurry (if you have read tests of televisions in foreign magazines, you have seen them describe the image of some televisions with poor HD upscale as "soft" - well, here we are talking about "super soft", meaning lack of detail... forget about it).

The image is somewhat artificial, lifeless, and with mediocre colors. The difference in image quality compared to the vibrant, solid, and textured image of the 43HL6330F/B is significant. However, it should be noted that the screen is bright, no problem in that regard.

The sound is relatively mediocre, especially for such a size where you expect something better, but it can be tolerated if you don't really need good sound (although it has a headphone output for easy improvement with a not expensive soundbar). Personally, after the initial impression, where I expected something clearly better, it doesn't bother me at all, I find it pleasant, even though, for example, not only is there no bass, you can't even imagine it.

The menus offer many possibilities for intervention, and if you don't make some simple and targeted adjustments, you can mess things up badly, like I did initially, and not be able to achieve a satisfactory image, which you can eventually achieve, but only up to a point, meaning not really good, but an image that will always look a bit fake, lacking clarity, a bit washed out, and somewhat cold, without warmth.

One way to understand if the image has some correct elements is to watch a black and white broadcast or movie. If things appear black-white-gray, then everything is fine. However, if, like in this television, there is some shade and some paleness, something is wrong.

Overall, after several hours of playing around with it, it seems that the screen has improved a bit and looks better (I knew that the speakers needed some breaking in, but here I would say that I really saw an improvement with the use of the TV, unless my initial disastrous image was due to my first complex and unsuccessful settings - but maybe both are true). However, if the image was clearer, I would consider giving it a slightly higher rating, but unfortunately, it lacks clarity and detail, which is obvious and disappointing.

The viewing angle is quite mediocre (to the point where it should be categorized between mediocre and bad, but that is not possible, so I put it as mediocre).

And one more important thing, if you look at the images of the TV's backside and think it has those 2 RCA connectors for audio and one for video, where you would connect an older DVD (or VIDEO) player or something else that I can't think of with this connection that is no longer common, that backside shown is misleading. It does not have such a connection, and if you look at the Romanian website, you will see that in the analysis of inputs-outputs, next to this connection, it has a hyphen (-) and not something else (e.g., Y for yes or A for available) that would indicate it has it. I complained to the store where I bought it, not that it's their fault because the dealership has provided these images. They forwarded my complaint to the dealership, they asked me for a photo of the back, I sent it, then they asked me for the part number, as if the circuits and inputs-outputs could be different depending on the part number of the device, I sent them, no response. And in a store that still sells it, I saw the same image of the back that does not correspond to reality.

In conclusion, it is definitely not the TV that I would recommend you to get, but having bought it and managed to make it look comfortable (as long as I avoid comparing it to another TV with really good image quality), I am somewhat relieved that I didn't completely waste my money (after all, it is cheap, let's not expect everything, let's be a little forgiving - I have accepted it as it is, with its flaws).

If someone wants to know what settings I made to get some decent image, which ultimately are few and simple, they can ask and I can provide information.

Translated from Greek ·
- Menu
- Sound
- Build quality
- Viewing angle
- Picture
- Value for money
Did you find this review helpful?

3

Δ.Σ.
2023-09-12

I decided to greatly reduce the volume of my review to make it easier to read.

First of all, overall, it is a mediocre television.
Three stars so as not to exhaust my strictness and considering its relatively low price.

It is 4K with a very mediocre HD upscale, resulting in poor clarity and detail in outlines, shadows, and overall lines, which are not sharp, clear, and distinct. It would be better if it was HD, it would have a clearer image (even HD ready televisions are cleaner). One could almost call it blurry (if you have read tests of televisions in foreign magazines, you have seen them describe the image of some televisions with poor HD upscale as "soft" - well, here we are talking about "super soft", meaning lack of detail... forget about it).

The image is somewhat artificial, lifeless, and with mediocre colors. The difference in image quality compared to the vibrant, solid, and textured image of the 43HL6330F/B is significant. However, it should be noted that the screen is bright, no problem in that regard.

The sound is relatively mediocre, especially for such a size where you expect something better, but it can be tolerated if you don't really need good sound (although it has a headphone output for easy improvement with a not expensive soundbar). Personally, after the initial impression, where I expected something clearly better, it doesn't bother me at all, I find it pleasant, even though, for example, not only is there no bass, you can't even imagine it.

The menus offer many possibilities for intervention, and if you don't make some simple and targeted adjustments, you can mess things up badly, like I did initially, and not be able to achieve a satisfactory image, which you can eventually achieve, but only up to a point, meaning not really good, but an image that will always look a bit fake, lacking clarity, a bit washed out, and somewhat cold, without warmth.

One way to understand if the image has some correct elements is to watch a black and white broadcast or movie. If things appear black-white-gray, then everything is fine. However, if, like in this television, there is some shade and some paleness, something is wrong.

Overall, after several hours of playing around with it, it seems that the screen has improved a bit and looks better (I knew that the speakers needed some breaking in, but here I would say that I really saw an improvement with the use of the TV, unless my initial disastrous image was due to my first complex and unsuccessful settings - but maybe both are true). However, if the image was clearer, I would consider giving it a slightly higher rating, but unfortunately, it lacks clarity and detail, which is obvious and disappointing.

The viewing angle is quite mediocre (to the point where it should be categorized between mediocre and bad, but that is not possible, so I put it as mediocre).

And one more important thing, if you look at the images of the TV's backside and think it has those 2 RCA connectors for audio and one for video, where you would connect an older DVD (or VIDEO) player or something else that I can't think of with this connection that is no longer common, that backside shown is misleading. It does not have such a connection, and if you look at the Romanian website, you will see that in the analysis of inputs-outputs, next to this connection, it has a hyphen (-) and not something else (e.g., Y for yes or A for available) that would indicate it has it. I complained to the store where I bought it, not that it's their fault because the dealership has provided these images. They forwarded my complaint to the dealership, they asked me for a photo of the back, I sent it, then they asked me for the part number, as if the circuits and inputs-outputs could be different depending on the part number of the device, I sent them, no response. And in a store that still sells it, I saw the same image of the back that does not correspond to reality.

In conclusion, it is definitely not the TV that I would recommend you to get, but having bought it and managed to make it look comfortable (as long as I avoid comparing it to another TV with really good image quality), I am somewhat relieved that I didn't completely waste my money (after all, it is cheap, let's not expect everything, let's be a little forgiving - I have accepted it as it is, with its flaws).

If someone wants to know what settings I made to get some decent image, which ultimately are few and simple, they can ask and I can provide information.

Translated from Greek ·

3
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Horizon-Europe Smart Television 50" 4K UHD LED 50HL7530U HDR (2020)

Description

HDR 10