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Features: got what you need
It’s fair to say the AU7100 isn’t exactly groaning under the weight of its spec sheet – but it’s hardly been sold short either.

Three HDMI inputs should be enough for all but port-hungry power users, plus all three include the Auto Low Latency Mode aspect of HDMI 2.1 specification – though we’d expect committed next-gen gamers to need a bit more than that.

There’s an Ethernet socket, a USB input, a CI card slot and an RF aerial binding post – and that’s your lot for physical inputs. Outputs run to a digital optical socket, while one of the HDMIs is eARC-enabled – meaning one cable can carry higher quality audio to a soundbar or AV receiver. Bluetooth 4.2 and dual-band Wi-Fi take care of wireless connectivity.

No matter how you get your content on board, it’s displayed on a 4K LCD/LED panel with edge-positioned backlighting. The AU7100 is part of Samsung’s ‘Crystal UHD’ range, and it’s fitted with the company’s ‘Crystal Processor 4K’ chip – which means, like all Samsung TVs, it’s good with every HDR standard except Dolby Vision. Everyone but Samsung, it seems, loves Dolby Vision.

The changeable charger: Moshi Lounge Q
It’s nice to take the weight off after a long day of social scrolling. Luckily, Moshi’s laid-back Lounge Q lets your handset recline while it recharges.

Curved rails mean the upholstered boosting backrest can be easily repositioned to suit all shapes and sizes. Delivering up to 15W wireless power, the adjustable accessory also supports sideways smartphones – in case standing seems too much like hard work.