Samsung 8 Series Un75nu8000f - 75 Led Smart Tv - 4k Ultra Hd Review
Test Results
Design
Curved No
The pattern of the Samsung NU8000 is excellent. Compared to the MU8000, the new stand up feels very solid and has a slightly smaller footprint, although if you were planning on using a soundbar in front of the TV, you lot might have to make some concessions. There are new cablevision management guides cut into the back. The Boob tube does non include the mini OneConnect box, all of the connections are towards the side of the Tv.
The stand is very different than the ones on the two previous models (the MU8000 and KS8000). It is very similar to the stand institute on the JU7100. The TV is very stable and there is very little wobble.
Footprint of the 55" Boob tube stand: 12.five" x 31.4".
Wall Mount VESA 200x200
The dorsum of the Goggle box has a textured end very similar to final year's MU8000. It has new tracks for cable management that are cut the entire width of the dorsum of the TV. The VESA wall mount is 200x200 instead of the 400x400 plant on almost of terminal year's models .
Borders 0.35" (0.9 cm)
The NU8000 has slightly larger borders than last year's MU8000. The finish of the main bezel has changed from silver to black.
Max Thickness 2.28" (5.eight cm)
The TV is quite thin when viewed from the side, although it is slightly thicker than concluding yr's MU8000.
When wall mounted, the Television doesn't stick out much which is adept. The lack of the OneConnect mini means you will have more work if you need to change the connections, but you lot don't have to worry nigh where to identify the box.
The overall build quality is average, most identical to the MU8000. It is near entirely fabricated of plastic only feels solid. We haven't experienced any quality issues.
Update 07/31/2018: A few readers are reporting a clicking sound consequence. From our investigation it seems to come from heat expansion of the back cover. We recollect that once the Telly is warm enough it should settle down.
Picture Quality
Native Contrast 5,461 : one
Contrast with local dimming 5,458 : 1
Excellent native contrast ratio on the Samsung NU8000, approximately 15% improve than the MU8000. This high dissimilarity ratio allows the Television set to produce deep blackness scenes, especially when viewing in a dark room.
The local dimming feature has very footling bear upon on the contrast ratio. This is to be expected every bit the local dimming on this border-lit Tv set is not very effective at making blacks deeper.
Local Dimming Yes
Backlight Border
The local dimming on the NU8000 is bad. It dims the screen less than the MU8000, but focuses the dimming on moving highlights as it should. This helps reduce the amount of visible blooming and the black levels appear raised.
SDR Real Scene Pinnacle Brightness 509 cd/thousand²
SDR Height ii% Window 711 cd/one thousand²
SDR Peak x% Window 851 cd/m²
SDR Peak 25% Window 596 cd/chiliad²
SDR Peak l% Window 553 cd/chiliad²
SDR Peak 100% Window 572 cd/thou²
SDR Sustained 2% Window 706 cd/m²
SDR Sustained 10% Window 558 cd/yard²
SDR Sustained 25% Window 594 cd/m²
SDR Sustained fifty% Window 551 cd/g²
SDR Sustained 100% Window 571 cd/m²
SDR ABL 0.014
Peachy SDR summit brightness. In dark scenes, the TV tries to keep black levels low rather than favoring brighter highlights. Brightness remains consistent, regardless of content and the TV is bright enough for near rooms.
Update 06/12/2018: Retested pinnacle brightness on firmware update 1103, and by sending the signal with our Samsung K8500 Blu-ray player. The effulgence is at present significantly higher, past around sixty cd/m². The score has been updated.
HDR Real Scene Peak Effulgence 529 cd/m²
HDR Peak 2% Window 709 cd/thousand²
HDR Peak ten% Window 876 cd/m²
HDR Peak 25% Window 620 cd/m²
HDR Elevation 50% Window 593 cd/m²
HDR Summit 100% Window 575 cd/k²
HDR Sustained two% Window 702 cd/one thousand²
HDR Sustained 10% Window 575 cd/k²
HDR Sustained 25% Window 617 cd/k²
HDR Sustained 50% Window 591 cd/thousand²
HDR Sustained 100% Window 572 cd/m²
HDR ABL 0.012
Decent HDR peak effulgence, slightly better than last year'south MU8000 but significantly dimmer than the X900F. It is able to produce cursory bright highlights especially in the 2% - 10% range. Vivid enough for almost all rooms.
Update 06/12/2018: Retested peak brightness on firmware update 1103, and past sending the signal with our Samsung K8500 Blu-ray player. The brightness is now significantly higher, by around 60 cd/m². The score has been updated.
fifty% Std. Dev. 2.775%
50% DSE 0.161%
5% Std. Dev. 0.872%
5% DSE 0.080%
Good gray uniformity. The uniformity issues appear mainly around the edges of the screen. Equally such, the Television receiver's dirty screen consequence is not problematic when watching sports or playing games.
Dark scene uniformity is very proficient. The edges appear slightly brighter than the centre but should not be noticeable.
Colour Washout 23°
Color Shift 21°
Brightness Loss 32°
Black Level Raise 16°
Gamma Shift 19°
Poor viewing angle. Colors and brightness shift if y'all are even slightly off center. The side seats of a iii seat couch will notice a pocket-size departure, merely people sitting further off eye than that will have degraded picture quality. If viewing angle is an issue, an IPS panel like in the X800E would be a better selection.
Native Std. Dev. 0.727%
Std. Dev. west/ L.D. 0.679%
Black uniformity is very good on the NU8000. No clouding tin be seen with or without local dimming. Standard deviation is much meliorate than last year's MU8000, and this year's X900F, which results in uniform dark scenes without distracting areas.
Like the MU8000, it is incommunicable to completely disable local dimming on this Television receiver. Equally such, it is impossible to determine the true native blackness uniformity performance of this Television receiver. We ran our exam with the local dimming feature set to 'Low' (the lowest setting). The test for black uniformity with local dimming was taken with local dimming set to 'High'.
Screen Finish Semi-gloss
Total Reflections five.8%
Indirect Reflections 0.five%
Calculated Direct Reflections 5.two%
The TV reflects a lot of calorie-free, only not as bad equally other models we take tested like the MU8000. The semi-gloss stop diffuses reflections across most of the screen although there are no visible rainbows.
White Balance dE ane.98
Color dE iii.44
Gamma 2.xiii
Color Temperature 6,213 K
Picture Manner Motion picture
Color Temp Setting Warm two
Gamma Setting BT.1886 +2, Brightness +2
Good color accurateness out of the box, but follows our target of 6500K and two.two gamma much worse than last year's MU8000. White balance has too much reddish/green and gamma is besides high across the entire bend at two.42. The colour temperature is cold at 6032K giving colors more of a yellow tint.
Update 04/12/2019: This Television receiver was incorrectly measured with Brightness +2, instead of at 0. This only has a small impact on the results (slightly dimmer dark scenes below about thirty IRE) and then nosotros don't program to retest it.
White Rest dE 0.21
Color dE 2.25
Gamma ii.21
Color Temperature half-dozen,471 K
White Residual Calibration xx point
Color Calibration Yes
Auto-Calibration Office No
White balance and color temperature are near perfect mail scale. We were unable to correct color accuracy, although it remains acceptable for most people. We obtained the best results in the 'Movie' picture mode.
Yous tin see our recommended settings hither.
There are no obvious issues or artifacts when upscaling depression-quality content.
No obvious issues upscaling 720p content.
1080p content played from a Blu-ray looks expert.
No bug with native 4k content.
Wide Colour Gamut Aye
DCI P3 xy 86.16%
DCI P3 uv 92.13%
Rec 2020 xy 63.31%
Rec 2020 uv 71.10%
Good color gamut on the Samsung NU8000, slightly improve than the MU8000. Colors in HDR will exist fairly authentic, although the Goggle box has difficulty displaying deep greens. Very like results to the Sony X900E.
The 'Flick' moving picture way'south HDR EOTF follows the target PQ curve very well, up until information technology rolls off into its max effulgence. 'Game' and 'PC' modes also have adequately accurate EOTFs. In 'PC' mode the 'Dynamic' moving-picture show mode has the best HDR EOTF, because 'Standard' mode has a bug where information technology sometimes gets stuck in a dim state. *Corrected, run into beneath.
Update 05/02/2018: The color gamut was erroneously measured at a 50% stimulus. It has been remeasured at 75% stimulus to exist in line with our other TVs. The results remain almost identical.
Update 11/07/2018: The bug with the PC manner EOTF mentioned earlier was a error, it turns out the Idiot box's 'Eco' mode was left on in PC manner accidentally (the PC mode setting is independent of the normal i). The PC fashion EOTF has been remeasured in the 'Standard' movie manner, and isn't quite equally expert as the 'Film' style EOTF (darkens dim shades a little), only is nonetheless pretty good.
Normalized DCI P3 Coverage ITP 81.3%
10,000 cd/m² DCI P3 Coverage ITP 41.7%
Normalized Rec 2020 Coverage ITP 63.4%
10,000 cd/thou² Rec 2020 Coverage ITP 32.v%
Decent color volume. It does a better job than the MU8000 at displaying bright colors across its entire color gamut, but all the same does not display deep, nighttime colors very well.
Color Depth ten Bit
Red (Std. Dev.) 0.109
Green (Std. Dev.) 0.116
Blueish (Std. Dev.) 0.101
Gray (Std. Dev.) 0.090
The NU8000 handles colour gradients very well. There is some visible banding peculiarly in darker colors.
IR later 0 min recovery 0.00%
IR subsequently 2 min recovery 0.00%
IR later 4 min recovery 0.00%
IR after 6 min recovery 0.00%
IR later on viii min recovery 0.00%
IR afterward 10 min recovery 0.00%
There is no measurable temporary image retention on the NU8000, fifty-fifty immediately afterward the burn-in scene. This is good, peculiarly for gamers.
Permanent Burn-In Risk No
Nosotros don't expect VA panels to experience permanent image retention, every bit the VA console in our long-term test appears immune.
Motion
fourscore% Response Fourth dimension 4.7 ms
100% Response Time 12.8 ms
Very fast pixel response fourth dimension, adept enough for fast-moving content like sports and video games. Well-nigh of the mistiness in the photo is due to backlight flicker; the ghosting trail following the moving logo is adequately short, which is good.
Flicker-Costless No
PWM Dimming Frequency 240 Hz
The TV dims its backlight by using PWM flicker at 240 Hz. This flicker is unfortunately present at all brightness levels but is less severe at high effulgence. This flicker makes fast motion look a piddling more clear, only also introduces unwanted duplications, equally visible in the photo in the Response Time box.
Optional BFI Yes
Min Flicker for 60 fps 60 Hz
lx Hz for sixty fps Yes
120 Hz for 120 fps Yes
Min Flicker for 60 fps in Game Mode 60 Hz
The Samsung NU8000 has an optional 60 Hz flicker mode, activated past enabling 'LED Articulate Motion' in the 'Automobile Movement Plus' carte. This 60 Hz flicker greatly clears upwards motion during lx fps content, simply the flicker can be bothersome to some people. This flicker can too exist activated in Game mode, by using the 'Game Move Plus' menu, which is a first for Samsung TVs.
Update 01/09/2019: We have retested the backlight flicker at 120 Hz, and can confirm that the NU8000 does flicker at 120 Hz when displaying a 120 Hz betoken.
Motion Interpolation (30 fps) Aye
Motion Interpolation (60 fps) Yes
The Samsung 55NU8000 has a 120 Hz panel, and can interpolate lower frame rate content up to 120 fps. This makes motion much smoother, just can look foreign to some people (the then-called 'lather opera outcome'), and sometimes adds unwanted artifacts during fast motility. Interpolation is activated by setting 'Automobile Motion Plus' to 'Custom'; increase the 'Judder Reduction' slider to interpolate depression frame charge per unit content, and increase the 'Blur Reduction' slider to interpolate 60 fps content.
Game fashion now also has motion interpolation, 'Game Motion Plus', which doesn't expect every bit good as 'Auto Motion Plus' but adds much less input lag, every bit explained in the Input Lag box.
Frame Concord Time @ 24 fps 28.9 ms
Frame Hold Time @ 60 fps iii.9 ms
The Television receiver is decent at showing smooth motion in depression frame rate content similar movies, however, its fast response time tin can sometimes brand motion await stuttery, such as in wide panning shots, because each frame stays unchanged for 29 ms.
Judder-Gratuitous 24p Yes
Judder-Costless 24p via 60p Yes
Judder-Gratis 24p via 60i No
Judder-Free 24p via Native Apps Aye
The 55NU8000 tin can remove 24p moving picture judder from well-nigh sources, except 60i input such as cablevision boxes; this is a regression from last year's Samsung TVs, which could remove judder from all common sources. To activate judder removal, set 'Machine Move Plus' to 'Custom', 'Judder Reduction' to 0 and 'Blur Reduction' to 0; this will remove judder without adding lather opera effect.
Native Refresh Rate 120 Hz (except 49")
Variable Refresh Rate Yes
HDMI Forum VRR Yes
FreeSync Yes
G-SYNC Uniform No
4k VRR Maximum threescore Hz
4k VRR Minimum 48 Hz
1080p VRR Maximum 120 Hz
1080p VRR Minimum < 20 Hz
1440p VRR Maximum 120 Hz
1440p VRR Minimum < twenty Hz
VRR Supported Connectors HDMI
The NU8000 does not support FreeSync from our Radeon RX 580 GPU. Nosotros tried various combinations of game way, PC fashion, input refresh rates, etc., and FreeSync was never detected as supported.
Update 05/23/2018: Firmware version 1103 has added FreeSync back up.
Update 06/08/2018: FreeSync has been tested and the score has been updated. FreeSync was supported from our Xbox One S and our Radeon RX 580 GPU, in 1080p, 1440p and 4k resolutions. FreeSync is activated by enabling the TV's Game mode and FreeSync settings; PC mode is not required. We tested in Ultimate mode considering it has the widest range, and we simply recommend Basic mode when yous experience bug with Ultimate.
Update 10/26/2018: We have received confirmation that the 49" NU8000 does support FreeSync. Since it has a 60 Hz panel, the 1080p VRR range is limited to 60 Hz.
Inputs
1080p @ 60 Hz 18.i ms
1080p @ lx Hz Outside Game Mode 72.5 ms
1440p @ sixty Hz N/A
4k @ 60 Hz 17.8 ms
4k @ lx Hz + 10 bit HDR eighteen.4 ms
4k @ 60 Hz @ 4:iv:iv 16.vii ms
4k @ 60 Hz Outside Game Manner 57.5 ms
4k @ 60 Hz With Interpolation 23.8 ms
8k @ sixty Hz N/A
1080p @ 120 Hz 10.6 ms
1440p @ 120 Hz ix.7 ms
4k @ 120 Hz N/A
1080p with Variable Refresh Rate 6.3 ms
1440p with VRR half-dozen.5 ms
4k with VRR xv.1 ms
8k with VRR N/A
Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM) Aye
1440p @ 120 Hz: 9.7 ms
Excellent low input lag, adept enough for even competitive console gaming. This input lag is lower than last year'southward Samsung TVs like the MU8000, and lower than many electric current Sony TVs like the X900F, simply is slightly worse than many TCL TVs like the P607.
The NU8000 has a new 'Game Movement Plus' feature, which adds motility interpolation (lather opera effect) without adding likewise much input lag; this characteristic is useful when gaming on older consoles that can just output thirty fps, or for games that have frequent framerate dips. The 'Judder Reduction' slider interpolates content up to sixty fps, while the 'Blur Reduction' slider interpolates upwardly to 120 fps. When 'Blur Reduction' is used the input lag for 4k increases from 23.viii ms to 29.3 ms, but this increase shouldn't be noticeable during gaming.
Update 04/24/2018: The NU8000 and the Samsung 2018 QLEDs added support for Car Game Manner. When it is enabled from the input carte du jour the TV will automatically switch to Game Mode when it detects a game beingness played on a console. We tested information technology on a PS4 and Xbox One Southward and information technology worked perfectly.
Update 06/08/2018: The input lag with VRR has been tested and added to the review.
Update 06/11/2018: 1440p @ 120 Hz performance has improved equally of firmware version 1103. The 1440p @ 120 Hz input lag is at present 9.seven ms, downwards from 24.viii ms.
1080p @ 60 Hz @ 4:4:4 Yes
1080p @ 120 Hz Yep (native back up)
1440p @ 60 Hz No
1440p @ 120 Hz Yes (native support)
4k @ 60 Hz Yes
4k @ sixty Hz @ 4:4:4 Yes
4k @ 120 Hz No
8k @ 30 Hz or 24 Hz No
8k @ lx Hz No
Well-nigh common resolutions are supported. 4k @ sixty Hz @ 4:4:4 or 4:2:ii color is only supported when 'HDMI UHD Color' is enabled (aka HDMI two.0 full bandwidth). New this year is 1080p @ 120 Hz @ four:4:4 support, which is useful when using the TV as a PC monitor. 1440p @ 120 Hz is besides supported, simply 4:4:4 color isn't displayed properly. Oddly enough, 1440p @ sixty Hz isn't supported, non even when using a custom resolution from a PC.
4:4:4 chroma subsampling is only shown properly when the input'southward icon is set to 'PC' (aka PC mode). This unfortunately isn't possible for some input refresh rates such every bit 24 Hz; in these cases the icon changes to PC as normal but PC mode isn't practical, as evidenced past the improper four:four:4 colour resolution and some settings non being greyed out every bit they should be.
HDMI four
USB 2
Digital Optical Sound Out ane
Analog Audio Out three.5mm 0
Analog Sound Out RCA 0
Component In 0
Blended In 0
Tuner (Cablevision/Emmet) i
Ethernet 1
DisplayPort 0
IR In 0
SD/SDHC 0
HDR10 Yeah
HDR10+ Yep
Dolby Vision No
HLG Yes
3D No
HDMI 2.0 Full Bandwidth Aye (HDMI ane,two,3,4)
HDMI 2.1 No
CEC Yes
HDCP 2.2 Yes (HDMI 1,2,three,4)
USB iii.0 No
Variable Analog Audio Out No
Wi-Fi Support Yes (2.4 GHz, 5 GHz)
The NU8000 does non support DTS passthrough, different last year's Samsung TVs. This is not unremarkably an issue though since most media provides both DTS and Dolby Digital sound streams.
ARC Yep (HDMI 4)
eARC support No
Dolby Atmos via TrueHD via eARC No
DTS:X via DTS-HD MA via eARC No
five.1 Dolby Digital via ARC Aye
five.i DTS via ARC No
5.ane Dolby Digital via Optical Yep
5.1 DTS via Optical No
Sound Quality
Depression-Frequency Extension 67.27 Hz
Std. Dev. @ 70 four.29 dB
Std. Dev. @ 80 4.40 dB
Std. Dev. @ Max 6.76 dB
Max 87.0 dB SPL
Dynamic Range Compression 3.39 dB
The frequency response of the NU8000 is decent, and very similar to the 2017 model the MU8000. The LFE (low-frequency extension) is at 67Hz, which is good and lower than what almost TVs are able to reach. This means that the Boob tube should be able to produce a decent amount of bass and dial. However, due to the lack of a self-calibrating system, information technology wasn't able to remove the room buildup effectually 200Hz. The response in the mid and treble ranges are quite even and apartment, ensuring a neutral sound reproduction. Additionally, the maximum loudness of the Tv set is in a higher place-average, but they may produce some pumping and compression artifacts nether maximum load.
Weighted THD @ lxxx 0.736
Weighted THD @ Max ane.235
IMD @ 80 ane.32%
IMD @ Max 3.68%
The harmonic distortion performance is almost average. The overall amount of THD is rather elevated, but on in that location doesn't seem to exist a dramatic rise in THD nether maximum load. Notwithstanding, the sharp peaks around 1KHz and 2KHz, could the make the sound of those frequencies a bit harsh and brittle.
Smart Features
Smart Os Tizen
Version 2018
Ease of Utilize Easy
Smoothness Not Polish
Time Taken to Select YouTube three due south
Fourth dimension Taken to Modify Backlight 7 s
Advanced Options Many
The TV's interface is well organized and easy to navigate. The Smart Hub is the middle of the interface and must be passed through to access everything else, which can have more than time than going straight. Animations in the interface rarely lag but are ofttimes choppy and full of frame drops, even worse than on last year's TVs similar the Q7F.
Ads Yes
Opt-out No
Suggested Content in Home Yes
Opt-out of Suggested Content No
There are ads in the abode menu, and they cannot exist disabled. They seem to come up and go almost at random and are non present most of the time.
App Pick Great
App Smoothness Average
Cast Capable Yep
USB Drive Playback Yeah
USB Drive HDR Playback Yes
HDR in Netflix Yep
HDR in YouTube Yes
Samsung'south app store has one of the largest app selections of any smart platform, though not quite as large as Android'southward Google Play Store. App themselves run adequately smoothly, even smoother than the Television set's ain interface.
Size Small-scale
Voice Control Many Features
CEC Menu Control Yes
Other Smart Features Yes
Remote App Samsung SmartThings
Samsung's smart remote is fairly small and has few buttons, requiring users to either navigate through the domicile menu to access things, or to utilize Samsung'due south Bixby vocalization assistant feature. Bixby's vocalism recognition works very well, and it can perform many useful actions on the TV: commands like 'Change to HDMI one', 'Gear up backlight to 25', 'What's the weather like tomorrow', and 'Pause video' all piece of work well. Samsung's smart remote tin also act equally a universal remote for other devices, even devices that don't support HDMI CEC, using Samsung's OneRemote feature.
The Telly has only a single physical push button, which brings up a menu that can power the Goggle box on and off, control the volume and channel, and alter inputs.
- Manuals
- Remote
- Batteries
- VESA mount spacers
- Power cablevision - 61.5" (non pictured)
Power Consumption 42 Due west
Power Consumption (Max) 112 West
Firmware 1051
Differences Between Sizes And Variants
We tested the 55" (UN55NU8000) version FA01. For the most role, we expect our review to be valid for the 49" version (UN49NU8000), 65" version (UN65NU8000), 75" version (UN75NU8000) and 82" version (UN82NU8000). Note that, like the MU8000, the 49" model has a 60Hz panel instead of the 120Hz panel found on other sizes.
There is an NU8070 variant that is available in the European union only. It is available in 49", 55", and 65". We're non sure what differences at that place are exactly, but Samsung markets the NU8070 as having "Supreme UHD Dimming", whereas the NU8000 in the E.U. is advertised with "UHD Dimming". It is interesting to note that the NU8000 in the U.South. is marketed with "Supreme UHD Dimming".
Warehouse stores in the U.S., including Sam'due south Guild and Costco, carry the model code NU800D. Every bit far as we know, information technology is the exact same TV, but at that place may be some very minor cosmetic differences.
If someone comes across a different type of panel or if their Samsung NU8000 doesn't correspond to our review, let us know and we will update the review. Note that the gray uniformity does vary on a unit of measurement-by-unit of measurement basis.
| Size | Model | US | U.k. | AU | Warehouse | Refresh Rate |
| 49" | UN49NU8000 | UN49NU8000FXZA | UE49NU8000FXZA | UN49NU800DFXZA | 60Hz | |
| 55" | UN55NU8000 | UN55NU8000FXZA | UE55NU8000FXZA | UA55NU8000WXXY | UN55NU800DFXZA | 120Hz |
| 65" | UN65NU8000 | UN65NU8000FXZA | UE65NU8000FXZA | UA65NU8000WXXY | UN65NU800DFXZA | 120Hz |
| 75" | UN75NU8000 | UN75NU8000FXZA | UE75NU8000FXZA | UA75NU8000WXXY | UN75NU800DFXZA | 120Hz |
| 82" | UN82NU8000 | UN82NU8000FXZA | UE82NU8000FXZA | UA82NU8000WXXY | UN82NU800DFXZA | 120Hz |
Compared To Other TVs
Superlative left: LG SJ9500 (65SJ9500). Bottom left: Samsung MU8000 (UN55MU8000). Heart: Samsung NU8000 (UN55NU8000). Tiptop right: Samsung MU6300 (UN55MU6300). Bottom right: Sony X900F (XBR55X900F). Different our other photographs, this flick wasn't taken under a controlled surround, and so do non describe conclusions from it.
The Samsung NU8000 is a very skilful 4k Tv without major flaws, only for different usages, there may be a ameliorate pick - peculiarly because the price premium of this 2018 model over comparable 2017 TVs. Run into our recommendations for the all-time 4k TVs, the all-time 65 inch TVs and the all-time flatscreen TVs.
43" 50" 55" 65" 75" 85"
The Samsung NU8000 is much better than the Samsung TU8000. Information technology has more than features such equally local dimming, support for variable refresh rate engineering, and the ability to remove judder from all sources. It tin also get much brighter and has better overall pic quality. On the other mitt, the TU8000 has a somewhat improved dissimilarity ratio and much ameliorate black uniformity.
49" 55" 65" 75" 82"
The Samsung NU8000 is marginally better than the Samsung MU8000 for almost every usage. The Samsung NU8000 has slightly better input lag and includes the FreeSync variable refresh rate option, which is dandy if you play video games. As well, the Samsung NU8000 has marginally better SDR peak brightness and slightly better reflection handling. This allows you to place it in a brighter room where yous can bask the coincidental watching of Television shows.
55" 65" 75"
The Samsung Q7FN is better than the Samsung NU8000. The Samsung Q7FN has much better reflection handling and so you can easily identify it in a vivid room with many windows. The Q7FN performs ameliorate in HDR every bit it can get brighter and has a wider color gamut that allows it to display rich and saturated colors with highlights that pop. Finally, the Samsung Q7FN has a slightly better black frame insertion characteristic which helps clear the image from motility blur.
40" 43" fifty" 55" 58" 65" 75"
The Samsung NU8000 is much better than the Samsung NU7100. The NU8000 is much brighter with all types of content. Motion is smoother as it can remove 24p judder from about all sources, and the faster response time means less motility blur. The NU8000 also has some avant-garde gaming features, including automatic depression latency fashion and support for a variable refresh charge per unit.
49" 55" 65" 75" 82"
The Samsung NU8000 is a fleck amend than the Samsung RU8000, although it's an older model that may be hard to find. The NU8000 has a local dimming feature that tin improve dark room functioning, whereas the RU8000 doesn't. The NU8000 tin also get brighter in both SDR and HDR. That said, the RU8000 has a lower input lag and a faster response time, so it's better for gaming.
43" 50" 55" 65" 75"
The Samsung NU8000 is much better than the Samsung NU6900. The Samsung NU8000 is a better Television receiver for gaming thanks to the lower input lag, FreeSync support, and low input lag with motion interpolation. The Samsung NU8000 can get brighter both in SDR and in HDR and has a wide color gamut that enhances HDR performance. The Samsung NU8000 has a faster response fourth dimension, and only a small blur trail is visible behind fast-moving content. Finally, the Samsung NU8000 is a better pick for use as a PC monitor.
65" 75" 85"
If you enjoy watching movies or playing games in a dark room with seating correct in front, then the Samsung NU8000 is a improve choice; still, if y'all have a large bright room with wide seating, then the Sony X850F is a better choice due to the ameliorate viewing angles and better reflection treatment. The Samsung NU8000, on the other mitt, is much ameliorate for watching movies as it has better blacks in a dark room. It'southward also much better for gaming due to lower input lag, faster response time, and FreeSync variable refresh rate technology.
49" 55" 65"
If you've got a room with broad seating and many lights, then the LG SK8000 is a better selection, but for a dark room with seating directly in front end, and then the Samsung NU8000 is improve. The LG SK8000 has better viewing angles and reflection treatment, whereas the Samsung NU8000 has improve contrast, amend black uniformity, and tin can get brighter. The Samsung NU8000 supports the FreeSync variable refresh charge per unit to prevent violent when playing video games and if you lot watch a lot of sports, you'll capeesh the Samsung'due south better gray uniformity.
43" 50" 55" 58" 65" 75"
The Samsung NU8000 is much better than the Samsung RU7100. The NU8000 has marginally faster response time, which is smashing for fast-moving content, and tin become brighter, so it's more than suitable for a brighter room. The Samsung NU8000 has local dimming support to help night room performance and marginally amend reflection handling, which is swell if your room has many light sources. The NU8000 has a few gaming features not found on the RU7100, like FreeSync support. The Samsung RU7100 has a lower input lag, which is cracking for casual gaming.
55" 65"
The Samsung NU8500 is the curved version of the Samsung NU8000. The overall performance of both TVs is very similar, and measured differences may be due to panel variance.
43" 49" 55" 65" 75" 82"
The Samsung NU8000 is a bit better than the Samsung Q60R. It's much brighter, especially in HDR, and has better grey and blackness uniformity. The NU8000 has a local dimming characteristic, although this isn't very effective. The Q60R has a faster response time, great for gaming or watching fast activeness movies.
55" 65" 75"
The Samsung MU9000 and the Samsung NU8000 have very similar functioning. The Samsung MU9000 has somewhat better reflection handling, which is great if y'all take a vivid room with many windows. The Samsung NU8000 has a amend back uniformity and delivers better night room performance. It also has FreeSync support and lower input lag, which is nifty for playing video games.
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The Sony X900F is better than the Samsung NU8000. The X900F has a more advanced full array local dimming characteristic, whereas the NU8000 is edge-lit. The X900F has better movement handling, with a faster response time. The Samsung NU8000 is a fleck better for competitive gaming, as it supports the latest technologies, including VRR and Machine Depression Latency Mode, and it has less input lag.
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The overall functioning of the Samsung Q6FN and the Samsung NU8000 is very like, simply the Q6FN is slightly amend across the board. The differences are marginal, though.
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The Samsung Q70/Q70R QLED is better than the Samsung NU8000. The Q70R has improve dark room functioning, thank you to its full-array local dimming, higher contrast ratio, and better black uniformity. The Q70R can display judder-costless movies from whatever source and has a lower input lag, which is great for playing video games. The Samsung NU8000 can get slightly brighter, which is apparent when watching in a well-lit room, and has a little better gray uniformity, then in that location's less dingy screen issue.
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The Samsung Q80/Q80R QLED TV is much improve than the Samsung NU8000. The Q80 has a full array local dimming characteristic, which is great for dark room performance, whereas the NU8000 is border-lit and its local dimming isn't good. The Q80 can besides get significantly brighter, and has ameliorate viewing angles and meliorate reflection handling.
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The Samsung NU8000 is a scrap better than the Samsung Q7F 2017. The Samsung tin go brighter and is more suitable for a bright room. Information technology also has amend black uniformity, which improves nighttime room performance. The Q7F, on the other paw, tin handle reflections a little better and has a faster response time that delivers crisper moving content.
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The Samsung Q8FN is better than the Samsung NU8000. The Samsung Q8FN has full array local dimming and can deliver a meliorate nighttime room performance. As well, the Samsung Q8FN can handle reflections better, thus minimizing distractions.
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The Samsung NU8000 is better than the Samsung NU7300. The NU8000 is much brighter and better able to overcome glare in a bright room. The NU8000 has a faster response time and can remove judder from well-nigh sources. The NU8000 likewise has new gaming features, including Auto Low Latency Style and VRR (variable refresh charge per unit).
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The Samsung NU8000 and the TCL half dozen Series (R617) take very like performance. The TCL R617 has better local dimming operation, and then blacks await deep in a nighttime room and better HDR peak brightness that makes highlights pop in HDR content. The Samsung NU8000, on the other hand, supports FreeSync variable refresh charge per unit which can eliminate tearing if you play video games. Finally, the Samsung NU8000 has better gray uniformity, so the image is free from clouding or shadows in slow panning compatible-color shots like a hockey arena or a soccer field.
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These ii TVs were tested on different test benches, and the results aren't directly comparable. The Samsung NU8000 is a much newer TV that supports some of the latest gaming features like FreeSync VRR and low input lag with motion interpolation. The Samsung KS8000 has a college contrast ratio and tin can deliver deep blacks to amend dark room operation. The 2 TVs have a similar picture quality and tin get similarly bright. Both have a wide color gamut, so HDR content looks equally good.
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The Samsung Q9FN is much amend than the Samsung NU8000. The Q9FN has a total array local dimming and more uniform blacks that help amend dark room performance. The Q9FN can get much brighter and handle bright room reflections better. The Samsung Q9FN has a wider color gamut and can evangelize amend HDR performance. The NU8000 has slightly lower input lag, which is great for video games.
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The Samsung NU8000 is better than the Hisense H9E Plus. The NU8000 is much brighter in SDR and can overcome glare in a bright room. The NU8000 is a lot brighter in HDR and bright highlights stand out better. The NU8000 is more feature-packed than the H9E Plus; information technology can reduce the backlight flicker to amend motion clarity and it supports VRR and auto depression latency manner, perfect for gamers.
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The Samsung NU8000 and the LG SM8600 utilize unlike panel technologies, each with their strengths and weaknesses. The NU8000 has a much improve nighttime room functioning, provided y'all sit directly in front of it. The LG SM8600 is a better choice for a room with a wide seating arrangement. Apart from these differences, the NU8000 is brighter simply has worse reflection handling.
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The LG B8 is significantly better than the Samsung NU8000. The LG B8 has perfect blacks and delivers an excellent moving picture-watching experience. It likewise has wider viewing angles and ameliorate reflection handling than the Samsung and is a better choice for wide seating arrangements or rooms with many light sources. The B8 also has a faster response time resulting in less blur when watching fast content. The Samsung NU8000 supports the FreeSync VRR implementation to assist avert tearing and also has lower input lag, which is swell if you play video games.
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The LG C8 is much amend than the Samsung NU8000. The LG C8 has perfect blacks that meliorate the picture quality significantly in a dark room. Likewise, the LG C8 has better reflection handling and better viewing angles and is suitable for a big room with many windows. On the other paw, the Samsung NU8000 doesn't have a risk of permanent fire-in, can go the whole screen brighter, and has lower input lag. It also supports the FreeSync implementation of the variable refresh rate, which is excellent if y'all play video games.
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If yous've got a room with wide seating and several lite sources, so the LG SK9000 is a better choice as it has better viewing angles and better reflection treatment. Although its local dimming algorithm is ameliorate than the Samsung'southward, information technology tin't display deep blacks in a night room due to the IPS panel. And then for a dark room with seating direct in front, the Samsung NU8000 is a improve choice. The better dissimilarity ratio and black uniformity allow for deeper blacks and offer a ameliorate movie feel. As well, the Samsung NU8000 is equipped with the FreeSync variable refresh rate engineering science to eliminate trigger-happy when you play video games.
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These 2 TVs take different panel types. For a room with a wide seating arrangement, the LG UK6300 might exist a amend choice if you lot'll often be watching Boob tube from the side. However, the Samsung NU8000 is a much amend choice if you'll be watching from straight in front. It can get much brighter to fight glare and tin can besides display deeper blacks thanks to its loftier native contrast ratio. The NU8000 has meliorate gray uniformity and faster response time which makes information technology dandy for watching sports. Finally, the NU8000 has FreeSync support and low input lag with motion interpolation, which is not bad if you lot are a gamer.
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If you picket Tv set in a nighttime room with seating directly in front, and then the Samsung NU8000 is a better choice than the LG SJ8500. It has significantly better black uniformity and contrast that allow it to display deep blacks thus improving pic quality. The Samsung NU8000 also has amend SDR tiptop brightness, which is good for Boob tube shows in brighter rooms. When it comes to gaming, the Samsung NU8000 has a meliorate response time, it incorporates the FreeSync VRR technology, and has slightly better black frame insertion (BFI) to acuminate the image. On the other hand, the LG SJ8500 has somewhat ameliorate viewing angles, suitable for wide seating and improve reflection handling for those rooms with a lot of windows.
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The Vizio P Series 2018 is better than the Samsung NU8000. The Vizio P Series has a more advanced total-array local dimming system that produces better blacks and delivers better dark room performance, as well as helping highlights to stand up out in HDR. The P Series has smoother motion, since the response time is much faster, neat for gaming or fast action scenes. The Samsung NU8000 has some gaming-oriented features, including VRR and automatic game mode.
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If you accept a room with a wide seating organisation, then the LG UK7700 is a improve option as the image remains accurate when viewed at an bending. If, withal, you sit down straight in forepart of the Television set and lookout man movies in a dark room, then the Samsung NU8000 is a much better selection as it has a higher contrast ratio and tin display deep uniform blacks, enhancing the movie quality. The Samsung NU8000 tin can get brighter to fight brilliant room glare and supports FreeSync for tear-free gaming sessions. The LG UK7700 has better reflection handling and a lower input lag, which is groovy for playing video games.
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The Sony X900E is improve than the Samsung NU8000 for most people, unless your main usage is for gaming. The Sony X900E has a improve local dimming feature and ameliorate reflection handling, making it better suited to a wider diverseness of viewing conditions. The Samsung NU8000 has lower input lag across all resolutions and supports AMD'due south FreeSync Variable Refresh Rate engineering, making it a ameliorate choice for gamers.
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If you've got a bright room with wide seating, then the LG SK9500 is a improve option equally it has improve viewing angles and can handle reflections better and this is important when watching sports or TV shows. For a dark room, however, with seating directly in front, the Samsung NU8000 is better. The better contrast ratio and meliorate black uniformity let it to display deeper blacks in a night room and thus y'all'll enjoy movies and HDR movies more on the Samsung NU8000. Finally, information technology supports FreeSync VRR, which is great for gamers.
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These 2 TVs have different panel types. If y'all've got a room with a wide sitting organisation, so the Sony X800E is a better selection as the paradigm remains accurate when viewed from the side. If y'all'll be sitting direct in front and like watching movies in a dark room, then the Samsung NU8000 is a amend option as it tin can deliver deeper and more uniform blacks. Besides, the NU8000 supports FreeSync variable refresh rate engineering science which helps forestall tearing when playing video games.
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The Samsung NU8000 is a bit meliorate than the Samsung The Frame 2018. The NU8000 is a lot brighter, and small highlights stand out better in HDR due to the higher top brightness. The Frame has the separate Ane Connect box, whereas the NU8000's inputs are all out to the side.
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These two TVs are very dissimilar. However, most people will concur that the Samsung NU8000 is much meliorate than the LG UK6570 overall. The LG has an IPS panel and is more suitable for a room with a wide seating arrangement, thanks to its ameliorate viewing angles. The Samsung, on the other mitt, has better nighttime room performance, provided you sit down correct in forepart. The Samsung NU8000 tin too go brighter to fight glare and has a few gaming goodies like FreeSync support and car low latency.
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These are two different types of TVs. If y'all accept a large room with a wide seating organisation, then Sony X750F is a better selection as the prototype remains accurate when viewed from the side. If, however, y'all sit straight in front and like watching movies in a dark room, then the Samsung NU8000 is a better choice as it tin can display deeper and more uniform blacks and tin remove 24p judder from whatsoever source. The Sony X750F is flicker-gratuitous, which is great if you're sensitive to flicker, but the Samsung NU8000 is meliorate for playing video games as it supports FreeSync and has a lower input lag. Finally, the Samsung NU8000 can get brighter both in SDR and in HDR.
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The Samsung NU8000 is much better than the Samsung MU7600. The NU8000 is a much better gaming TV that has non only meliorate response fourth dimension and much lower input lag simply is also packed with gaming features like FreeSync and blackness frame insertion. It'southward much better for watching movies in a dark room equally it includes a local dimming feature to improve blacks and also has amend blackness uniformity. Finally, the NU8000 has better brightness and meliorate reflection treatment. The Samsung MU7600 is curved, and this tin attract some who wish to apply it every bit a PC monitor.
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The Samsung NU8000 is much better than the Samsung RU7300. The NU8000 can get brighter and can handle bright room reflections better. The NU8000 as well delivers a better night room performance cheers to its local dimming feature, and motion looks crisper on the NU8000 due to the faster response fourth dimension. The Samsung RU7300 is a curved Tv set that delivers a little lower input lag, which matters for video games.
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The Samsung NU8000 is a flake amend than the Sony X830F. The Samsung NU8000 has better native contrast ratio and local dimming support, which produce deep blacks in a dim room and offer you lot a very proficient movie and HDR flick experience. The Samsung can also get brighter and can handle reflections slightly amend, so it's more than suitable than the Sony for a brighter room. Finally, the Samsung NU8000 is amend for gaming due to the lower input lag and FreeSync support. The Sony X830F has a faster response time and will get out a smaller mistiness trail in fast-moving content like sports.
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