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Samsung HT-X710 2.1 DVD/DivX HDMI/USB Home Cinema System (Set of Four, Black) | 
| Brand: Samsung
Category: CE
Buy New: See price in cart
Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 4998
Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Batteries Included: Yes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 35.2
Dimensions (in): 17.4 x 26.8 x 22.6
MPN: HT-X710
Model: HT-X710
UPC: 036725616813
EAN: 0036725616813
ASIN: B0015ADRY0
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | 2.1 channel home theater system with an HDMI socket, an auxiliary input and a USB port | | • | Includes 2 front speakers, 1 subwoofer and 1 A/V receiver | | • | Dolby Digital and Dolby Prologic-II compatibility | | • | Supports DivX, MP3 and JPEG formats | | • | Total power: 400 watts |
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Product Description
The Samsung HT-X710T is stylishly sleek and blends in beautifully with the rest of your living room. It features Samsung's revolutionary Touch of Color and also converts your regular DVDs to near high definition 1080p. Tired of tripping on wires? With built-in Bluetooth that's not a worry. The wall-mountable Samsung HT-X710T home theater system is perfect for your wall-mounted TOC HDTV.You don't need to burn CDs or DVDs to enjoy music, video clips or photos on your home theater system - just plug a portable digital device into the USB port for instant entertainment.This home theater system connects to Bluetooth-enabled devices. Now you can listen to your favorite tunes using your MP3 player without any bothersome wires.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Stylish and Chic Home Theatre in a Box October 8, 2008
B. Horen (Ocala, FL)
The touch of color looks really nice with my ln40a650. The iPod cradle was definitely a selling point for me. The Sound quality is great but some might find the 5.1 underwhelming compared to a "tru surround sound" experience. I love these speakers and DVD player. Their functionality is impecable. It really completes my Entertainment unit and looks very tasteful in my living room. What I especially like is that the unit ran me about FREE-NINETY-NINE!! I had to jump on that.
 Probably a sweet starter system August 18, 2008
Bret Greenwood (Topeka, Kansas)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
Received this Cinema system as a bonus with a television purchase. It arrived ahead of schedule and in good order.
Opening the package revealed the main control/player console, a subwoofer and two speaker towers. These units are in Samsung's gloss piano-black finish with A Touch of Color (red) accents. Everything was packaged very securely in the box, and wrapped to prevent scuffing.
The box also contained a multi-function remote which could be programmed for your tv, an iPod/portable media player dock with many cradle adapters, speaker wire, and wall mounting brackets for the console (and the other bracket may have been for the subwoofer).
A brief glance through the setup and owner's manuals told me that my current system, at least in terms of audio, blew this system away. So rather than connecting it, I gave it to a college-bound friend for his dorm room.
Without evaluating sound quality, I'll share some of my discoveries.
The speakers, at around two feet tall and with a touch of red, were incredibly sexy, and I considered keeping them for back-channel speakers on my current system (replacing the bland little gray boxes), but I didn't want to break up the Samsung system. The console and subwoofer also feature an attracive, rounded-corner, fluid aesthetic -- very non-traditional.
The console has only 2.1 speaker outs, and did not have an optical/digital out which might allow the system to share multi-channel audio with other components (ie: into my HT receiver). It wasn't clear if the HDMI connection would pass 5.1 or 2.1 audio to the TV.
The speaker-out connectors look similar to a large Firewire connector - not an RCA, spring-clip, or screw-down post. The included speaker wires have this connector on one end, the other ends are bare.
It does have component-out and HDMI out for video, but no composite out - meaning it must be connected to a newer/better tv. The console has a composite video and left/rt audio in to receive from a VCR for example. It also had an iPod port and a USB port...altogether I was pleased with the amount of inputs. It also has an antenna-in for the stereo receiver (and included antenna).
For existing HT owners this system will probably be a step backwards. However, it would be an excellent starter system for someone who had a rag-tag assortment of devices and wanted to simplify, or who was otherwise starting from scratch. The 2.1 sound is only a limitation for users wanting an immersive HT experience. The beautiful styling make this a system to show off.
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