'Amazing' Samsung 4k smart TV available at 'lowest price ever' in Argos sale
The TV was praised for its 'crystal clear' image, 'beautiful' colours and 'great sound'
Argos shoppers can pick up a bargain this Easter as the retailer slashes the price of a popular Samsung smart TV even further during its 'Big Red' sales event.
The 43' Samsung CU7020 4K UHD model has already been reduced to £239, which Argos claims is its 'lowest price' ever. But customers can take an additional 10% off by using the code RED10 at checkout, bringing the final price down to just £215.10, Express reports.
The dealis cheaper than both Very, which is selling the same model for £239, and Currys, where it's currently listed for £289.
The TV boasts over a million shades of colour in 4K HDR and features Samsung's Crystal Processor 4K, which enhances picture quality in real time. For sound, it comes equipped with Object Tracking Sound Lite, a feature that maps audio to match the action on screen, creating a more immersive viewing experience.
With Adaptive Sound, the TV automatically adjusts audio depending on what's playing, whether that's a film, sports match or live news, ensuring you always hear things clearly.
As a smart TV, it offers access to major streaming platforms like Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+ and BBC iPlayer through the Samsung Universal Guide. It also comes with Samsung TV Plus, which delivers a range of free-to-air channels without the need for a subscription once connected to Wi-Fi.
Gamers will find extra value too. The CU7020 supports Samsung's Gaming Hub, where players can access a wide library of both console and cloud-based games, including titles from Xbox, though a compatible controller and Game Pass are required.
For those seeking a new TV without the upfront expense, Sky has launched a revamped version of its 4K smart TV. The second-generation Sky Glass boasts a 43-inch 4K display, enhanced HDR and a built-in Dolby Atmos soundbar.
Customers can spread the cost for £29 a month with £20 upfront, which includes a Sky TV package offering more than 100 channels, plus subscriptions to Netflix and Discovery+.
But for shoppers after a more traditional purchase, Samsung's 43-inch CU7020 4K UHD smart TV is proving a serious contender, and it's now available at Argos for just £215.10 when using the code RED10 at checkout. With more than 130 reviews, the Samsung model has secured a strong 4.6-star rating, with 117 reviewers awarding four or five stars.
One satisfied customer wrote: 'This TV is amazing. Really happy with the quality of the sound and picture. I use this for streaming movies and series and it is just amazing. I also use [it] for gaming and the games look so good that I can play for hours. This TV was worth the money.'
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Another reviewer added: 'This model is so easy to set up, lovely picture quality and sound. This is the second one of these TVs I have purchased as I have another in a different room, great purchase very happy would recommend.'
Buyers have also praised its 'crystal clear' image, 'beautiful' colours and 'great sound', with many calling it 'good value for money'.
Not every review was glowing, however. One four-star reviewer commented: 'The sound is quite poor. Even with [a] sound bar didn't really help. Picture good. Smart features good for price.'
Despite the occasional criticism, the Samsung CU7020 continues to win fans, especially with its sharp display, vibrant colour and access to a range of entertainment apps including Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+ and BBC iPlayer.
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