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Samsung UE40H5000 40 inch Full HD LED TV

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Samsung UE40H5000 40 inch Full HD LED TV price and specifications

Samsung UE40H5000 40 inch Full HD LED TV
Samsung UE40H5000 TV

Today we are discussing one of the budget friendly big screen TVs and more specifically the Samsung UE40H5000 40 inch Full HD LED TV. It has a nice, clean and elegant design with the thin frame and stand decided almost entirely in black.

This TV is relatively new on the market and we still haven't got the chance to test it but once we do I will make sure to share the information with you.
Basically the UE40H5000 is a 40 inch Full HD LED TV that doesn't offer 3D technology nor Smart TV capabilities but on the other hand comes with a quite appealing price tag of around 400 Euros or $500. In UK the UE40H5000 is offered around £300.
And here are the main specifications of the Samsung UE40H5000:

3D Ready
No
Accessories Included
Remote control
Audio Quality  
DTS Studio Sound, DTS Premium Sound 5.1, Dolby MS10, 3D Sound
Brand
Samsung
Digital tuner  
Freeview HD
Dimensions
H57.8 x W90.8 x D19.6cm
DLNA  
No
Energy Rating
A+
Guarantee
5 years
Hard drive 
External USB playback
Internet Ready  
No
Manufacturer Part Number (MPN)
UE40H5000AKXXU
Model name / number
40H5000
NFC enabled  
No
Number of tuners
1 (Freeview HD)
Ports 
2x HDMI, 1x SCART, 1x USB 2.0
Power Consumption - Annual
66 kWh/year
Power Consumption - On Mode  
45W
Power Consumption - Stand By
0.3W
Recording Capacity (hours)
No
Refresh Rate  
100Hz
Screen Resolution 
1920 x 1080 pixels
Screen size 
40"
Speaker output  
20W
Table Top Stand
Included
Timer Facility
Yes
TV Screen Type 
LED
Viewing angle (horizontal / vertical) 
178 degrees
Visible Screen Size (measured diagonally)
101.6cm
Weight  
9.8kg

As you can see the UE40H5000 doesn't offer any high-end technology and features on board but it has the most important spec for a TV - very good picture quality in 1080p resolution and that is why we strongly recommend it to those who want a big screen TV but don't want to spend a pile of cash.
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