I have this.. Personally haven't had problems at all. I find it easy to use and simple. The resolution is quite good and its great in the dark. Plus I never get any lag from the remote. Overall for me, Ive had it for a year now and its really been ideal.
good review. I have this TV and for the price it is great but it is not ideal for watching soccer(football) as in motion the ball gets really blurry. It's great for movies/TV shows and gaming. Also, only one eARC point can be annoying but again, for the price it's not bad. I got mine for 599$ black friday.
To eliminate motion blur, you would have to invest your local currency in at least a Q80A, B, or, when they are finally introduced, the 2023 C series. Good luck, Buena Suerte! Because what the previous post said about cutting off motion won't improve the picture due to the limits of the hardware & technology within a Crystal Division panel which The AU & BU series are a part of(at least in the United States)
Thanks for the review. I just purchased the AU8000 a few weeks ago, wasn't too bad as there was no lag for me at all? maybe you are used to the high end tvs unlike me :D
For the price range you're going to have a much better experience with Hisense or maybe TCL. Top brands like Samsung only go well in high end and midrange models. The sound is poor, max brightness is poor, UI performance poor, overall picture quality is very good but upscaling low res (standard definition) is poor and some are bad at motion (e.g. sports)
All Samsung TVs don't include Dolby Vision because they feel that HDR 10+ has the same features and performance that DV has @ less expense. I should know due to the fact that I own a Q60A model.
I just got this TV for the bedroom, and my wife hates the remote. Also the audio is hands down some of the WORST audio Ive ever seen on a TV. My phone has better audio. The picture is fantastic 4k. Menus are easy.
Hi, Nice to see this review. Would you mind advising on the purchase of 43" AU8000 or 43" BU8000 as I found the price diff is very minimal ? And does BU8000 lack any features that AU5000 has ? like Ambient Mode, Dolby Digital and Refresh Rate etc ? Thanks in advance.
Does anyone know how to get the list of apps to appear in the quick settings menu when I press the Settings/123 button? I’ve seen the apps list appear in other videos about this tv but when I press it all I get are the settings options or list of numbers.
My son and his wife bought my wife and I this tv in a 55 inch and all in all we love it. The only disappointment is I was looking for a screensaver on here and this model doesn’t have it. Could it have cost Samsung that much to leave a screensaver on there?
Very good point - not sure what their thinking is to not include a screensaver, but it seems like its such a simple thing to leave in, even for budget-friendly options.
I have owned flat TVs since 2007, and I've never seen screen savers on them, except as part of the Windows PC OS. In addition, Modern panels utilize techniques and technologies that virtually eradicate screen burn-in, which justifies having screensavers back in the day.
Yes it can. Even though the TV might not have dolby atmos native support, it only requires an hdmi Arc port to output dolby atmos audio to a soundbar that has it. Which this tv does. Hope that helps! www.digitaltrends.com/home-theater/dolby-atmos-sound/?amp
I just bought this TV a few days ago and when I watch Netflix I get black bars,I have gone to settings and tried but I can't remove it it didn't happen with the previous TV
That's the way the movie director intends to display some movies. Netflix or any movie streaming built in app doesn't crop to fit movies like premium Cable TV channels. Only if you use an external source such as fire stick, Google TV stick etc , you can adjust the aspect ratio settings to crop the movie to fill up the screen. Any hdmi source but not built in apps. Some movies in less wide ratio such as 1.85:1 almost fill up the screen though.
@@TrendingReviews Thanks mate for the prompt response, if Bu8000 is better I guess au8000 is far better than au9070 n bu8000 as you explained in your video
4K isn't a setting that you have to manually turn on in settings somewhere, its something that is output by the TV by the Content/Service that you playback onto the TV, whether thats from a TH-cam video, on the Netflix App, through your game console or FireStick for example. You enable 4K on whichever content/stream service you play on the TV, and not the TV itself.
The colour gamit is non-existenet on the mu63000 I looki at African people and they all look the same colour but on my QLED 80A they all look a differnet shade of brown.
Best tv l have ever bought..Samsung is king for me..55inch for less than 400 quid , great picture sound etc l m not paying a thousand quid plus for a telly
yeah PS5 is absolutely fine, but if you have PS5 games that can perform up to 120Hz (There's not a huge amount currently), then something like the Samsung Q80A is better, otherwise, for most gaming, it should do a good job.
I have this.. Personally haven't had problems at all. I find it easy to use and simple. The resolution is quite good and its great in the dark. Plus I never get any lag from the remote. Overall for me, Ive had it for a year now and its really been ideal.
Just got a 85 of this hope it’s good
wow..great review..such an underrated channel..keep up bro
Thanks bro!!
good review. I have this TV and for the price it is great but it is not ideal for watching soccer(football) as in motion the ball gets really blurry. It's great for movies/TV shows and gaming. Also, only one eARC point can be annoying but again, for the price it's not bad. I got mine for 599$ black friday.
Bro just go turn off the motion blur and you’re good
To eliminate motion blur, you would have to invest your local currency in at least a Q80A, B, or, when they are finally introduced, the 2023 C series. Good luck, Buena Suerte! Because what the previous post said about cutting off motion won't improve the picture due to the limits of the hardware & technology within a Crystal Division panel which The AU & BU series are a part of(at least in the United States)
Thanks for the review. I just purchased the AU8000 a few weeks ago, wasn't too bad as there was no lag for me at all? maybe you are used to the high end tvs unlike me :D
Thanks for the feedback! Yeah maybe I was comparing it to my experience with my LG CX.
For the price range you're going to have a much better experience with Hisense or maybe TCL. Top brands like Samsung only go well in high end and midrange models. The sound is poor, max brightness is poor, UI performance poor, overall picture quality is very good but upscaling low res (standard definition) is poor and some are bad at motion (e.g. sports)
All Samsung TVs don't include Dolby Vision because they feel that HDR 10+ has the same features and performance that DV has @ less expense. I should know due to the fact that I own a Q60A model.
Excaxty because basically same thing
I just got this TV for the bedroom, and my wife hates the remote. Also the audio is hands down some of the WORST audio Ive ever seen on a TV. My phone has better audio. The picture is fantastic 4k. Menus are easy.
Hi, Nice to see this review. Would you mind advising on the purchase of 43" AU8000 or 43" BU8000 as I found the price diff is very minimal ? And does BU8000 lack any features that AU5000 has ? like Ambient Mode, Dolby Digital and Refresh Rate etc ? Thanks in advance.
Which one did you in up going with? I just bought the Au8000
I got the 65 inch version I have so much buyers remorse. Have you noticed a lot of blocky colour bounding
Does anyone know how to get the list of apps to appear in the quick settings menu when I press the Settings/123 button? I’ve seen the apps list appear in other videos about this tv but when I press it all I get are the settings options or list of numbers.
My son and his wife bought my wife and I this tv in a 55 inch and all in all we love it. The only disappointment is I was looking for a screensaver on here and this model doesn’t have it. Could it have cost Samsung that much to leave a screensaver on there?
Very good point - not sure what their thinking is to not include a screensaver, but it seems like its such a simple thing to leave in, even for budget-friendly options.
I have owned flat TVs since 2007, and I've never seen screen savers on them, except as part of the Windows PC OS. In addition, Modern panels utilize techniques and technologies that virtually eradicate screen burn-in, which
justifies having screensavers back in the day.
Which one is good samsung AU8000 or LG UQ8000 ?
How does it compare to TU7000 as i am considering either AU8000 or TU7000 please share your thoughts
Which one did u get ? Which is better ?
@@hamparian123 i got samsung Tu7000 and i am loving it.
Just got the 70 in for 699
Can you do an individual review lf the BU8000 tv
Is this tv better over LG 75UQ80006LB or Samsung UE75BU8000KXXU
Can really see the judder in the cheap tvs
Pls help to answer, Can this tv model play dolby atmos content with atmos soundbar? Having this doubt as this tv does not support dolby atmos locally.
Yes it can. Even though the TV might not have dolby atmos native support, it only requires an hdmi Arc port to output dolby atmos audio to a soundbar that has it. Which this tv does. Hope that helps!
www.digitaltrends.com/home-theater/dolby-atmos-sound/?amp
I just bought this TV a few days ago and when I watch Netflix I get black bars,I have gone to settings and tried but I can't remove it it didn't happen with the previous TV
That's the way the movie director intends to display some movies. Netflix or any movie streaming built in app doesn't crop to fit movies like premium Cable TV channels. Only if you use an external source such as fire stick, Google TV stick etc , you can adjust the aspect ratio settings to crop the movie to fill up the screen. Any hdmi source but not built in apps. Some movies in less wide ratio such as 1.85:1 almost fill up the screen though.
It's worth to buy a brand new samsung hau8000 hospitality tv for 300 pounds??..
Hi there could you please suggest me if Samsung Au9070 is good or Bu8000?
BU8000 is slightly better for me
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Thanks mate for the prompt response, if Bu8000 is better I guess au8000 is far better than au9070 n bu8000 as you explained in your video
cant figure out where to enable 4k in settings
4K isn't a setting that you have to manually turn on in settings somewhere, its something that is output by the TV by the Content/Service that you playback onto the TV, whether thats from a TH-cam video, on the Netflix App, through your game console or FireStick for example. You enable 4K on whichever content/stream service you play on the TV, and not the TV itself.
how does it compare over the mu 6300?
The colour gamit is non-existenet on the mu63000 I looki at African people and they all look the same colour but on my QLED 80A they all look a differnet shade of brown.
has it a backlight bleeding issue? kindly tell me
Who cares?
Best tv l have ever bought..Samsung is king for me..55inch for less than 400 quid , great picture sound etc l m not paying a thousand quid plus for a telly
I have au 8100 which is better than this version
Got this for $350 today.
wat size and from where?
@@bumptech4743 65 Walmart
In Canada its $498 plus taxes for the 43 inch model.
This is not QLED?
Unfortunately not
Au8000 this good for PS5??
yeah PS5 is absolutely fine, but if you have PS5 games that can perform up to 120Hz (There's not a huge amount currently), then something like the Samsung Q80A is better, otherwise, for most gaming, it should do a good job.
The best in the world 🌎
Samsung said this is a qled
It’s garbage. Samsung smart TVs are trash.
What do you prefer or recommend instead? 43 inch 4k