SAMSUNG 65-Inch Class Crystal UHD AU8000 Series - 4K UHD HDR Smart TV with Alexa Built-in (UN65AU8000FXZA, 2021 Model), Black w/HW-Q600B 3.1.2ch Soundbar w/Dolby Audio 2022
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Size: 65-Inch
Style: TV w/ Q600B Soundbar
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- DYNAMIC CRYSTAL COLOR: Witness millions of shades of color through powerful Dynamic Crystal technology
- DOLBY ATMOS: DTS: X: Hear your favorite content in realistic 3D audio with Dolby Atmos and DTS:X. Sound projects all around you, including from above, so you can immerse yourself in all around sound.
- TRUE 3.1.2CH SOUND: Enjoy a cinematic audio experience, with 3 channels, 1 subwoofer and 2 up firing channels combined to put you at the center of the action.
Screen Size: 65 Inches
Brand: SAMSUNG
Supported Internet Services: Netflix, Hulu, ESPN, Disney, and Many More
Display Technology: LED
Resolution: 4K
Refresh Rate: 60
Special Feature: Flat
Model Name: AU8000
Included Components: Power Cable;Standard Smart Remote;Samsung Smart Control;Manual;eManual
Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi, HDMI
Brand Name: SAMSUNG
Special Features: Flat
Date First Available: June 25, 2022
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Size: 65-Inch
Style: TV Only
As you can see from the picture, the FIRST TV I was sent was not an acceptable product. And honestly, I believe they sent this shattered screen one on purpose because I called & complained about a delivery hold up, so I believe they just grabbed a broken one & threw it on the truck because I suddenly & very quickly got it like the next day, strangely enough. Even more strange was that the two capable gentlemen who delivered this one had it strapped securely to the inside rear of the truck with absolutely nothing around it (in an empty 10ft radius) nothing that could've damaged it so badly, & these guys were not reckless or dropsy, so I'm still not sure how a TV shipped & handled that securely got shattered across the entire front of the screen while being handled by such careful pros. Thankfully the replacement was much better and I received a free, "DELUXE DELIVERY & UNBOX" which was a very misleading thing because when they got here w/ the TV, the young gentleman in charge continually explained how they could do nothing but take it out of the box, plug it in and ensure operation, which amounted to making sure it turned on, and then take the box and leave. That's it, that's all! They literally wouldn't even help me lift it onto the table where it was to sit. I still don't know what was "DELUXE" about this Deluxe Delivery & Unbox. Oh, & the same guy complaining about all they couldn't do for me instead of focusing on what he could do? He also had to (quite annoyingly) repeatedly tell me that they weren't even "supposed to deliver to you because of the construction" going on in what used to be our apt bldg's parking lot. Yet Amazon delivers here practically everyday. But for some strange reason he was insistent that the construction out front was a definite No No for Amazon deliveries (or maybe he meant just for TV deliveries). I'm stil not sure. Either way, still makes no sense. So now to the TV. I ordered this 65" Samsung Crystal Tizen for TWO MAIN REASONS. 1) It had a voice remote & 3 voice assistants to choose from, but since I like Google & they were pushing this as a Google TV w/ Google Assistant, that was a big selling point for me. Actually the biggest selling point. I knew I could very easily connect my already established Google Assistant like I had done on a 4K Chromecast I bought from Walmart in 2020. But sadly, THAT NEVER HAPPENED! After speaking extensively to Samsung TV support, Google & Google Assistant support, Amazon support, & even some support chat bots & emails & community support forums & you name it, I tried it. The best advice I got to simply move forward from this nightmare fiasco was to go ahead & just use one of the other two remaining voice assistants that were still available on the TV, Samsung's Bixby, or Amazon's Alexa. Both of which I dislike. What I had seen of Samsung's Bixby from interaction with it on my Samsung Galaxy phones and tablets was that it was fully advertisement saturated, and I dislike that immensely. Whereas Amazon's Alexa is just one big speaking algorithm designed primarily for nothing more than selling more Amazon merchandise. I don't need that on my TV remote & I'm also not buying another device to connect to it just to get it to work properly with the TV. Because of course if you select Alexa as your voice assistant they immediately try to upsell you into an Echo or some other unnecessary thing you don't need to operate a voice assistant on your TV remote. Why do I need another device to make my TV remote work correctly with a voice assistant? I've been using Roku voice remotes for 3 or 4 yrs now & they work just fine w/ their system as is. No extra device purchase necessary. My Google Chromecast works amazingly well with its Google Assistant voice remote. Both of those items were less than $100 each. Buuuut, a brand new 65" 4K Samsung Crystal Tizen has the WORST voice assistant remote I've ever encountered. And it WILL NOT HOOK UP TO GOOGLE ASSISTANT. So, on to the . . . . 2nd REASON I PURCHASED THIS TV? Because it had 4K UPSCALING!!! What a huge feature in a TV this inexpensive! I'd purchased a Sony Blu-ray player w/ 4K upscaling and it was amazing. I fell in love with how old DVD movies were brought up to nearly 4K quality with doing nothing more than putting the movie in the carriage and pushing play. So when I saw that this Samsung Crystal Tizen had 4K upscaling in all picture viewing formats, BOOM, I was all in. That 4K upscaling & the 4K picture clarity in it's Dynamic viewing mode have been the ONLY redeeming qualities in this entire fiasco of a purchase. Talk about a bunch of ridiculous false advertising, pitiful customer support & delivery inadequacies, & more difficulty & flawed merchandise than one person should have to endure in an entire year? But of course these are all avoidable issues that I somehow created on my own when I clicked, "Add to cart" & made a purchase, fully believing & trusting that i was going to receive what i had read & saw with my own eyes, in the time i was told I'd receive it. (Speaking of, did I mention the reason I called and complained about the delayed shipping to begin with was that my item, the broken TV in the picture, had been sitting in a little suburb about 20 minutes outside of town for going on 2 days and had not moved according to the tracking details? Which is why i personally believe that when I called to inquire about it, that my inquiry was taken as a slight & perturbed the heck outta whomever received it & because of it, this broken mess is what they sent me. Nearly 2 days in one spot 20 mins away from me? What would you do?) Oh, & apparently I'll never have Google Assistant on this TV. It just won't connect. Keeps telling me to login & connect but won't let me. I've been FORCED to use Samsung's Bixby as the voice assistant for the TV & remote. UGGGHHHHH!!! IN CLOSING - ITS A GOOD TV FOR THIS PRICE, BUT IF THEY RAISE THE PRICE? LOOK ELSEWHERE. AND REMEMBER, THE ONE FEATURE YOU'RE PERSONALLY AFTER? THE ONE FEATURE THAT MAY BE THE SELLING POINT THAT SOLD YOU ON THIS TV? IT'S HIGHLY POSSIBLE IT MAY NOT WORK AT ALL, OR MAY NOT WORK CORRECTLY. It's also a very high possibility that if you run into shipping and delivery issues, you can end up with a broken TV and have to do a long & painstaking, time consuming, long time waiting for your money back, refund and return. Yay Amazon & Samsung! (What follows is an addendum to my review (11/16/22) THE REMOTE.......? Worst remote I've ever used. And I am not saying that lightly. Most remotes are pretty ergonomic and you can adapt to them easily, although sometimes it may take a while to get accustomed to it. This remote? It's been months and I still fumble with it. For one, it's much to small & thin. My biggest gripe about it, though, is that I often watch videos inside of streaming apps. And the main problem w/ the remote here is when you push the PLAY/PAUSE button? Every third or fourth time (sometimes several times in a row if your tired or absent minded) you will mistakenly also push the channel selector button which is right below it. So this obnoxious channel guide button on the remote? It's placement & size makes it stick up off the remote face much too high, so it's very easy to accidentally graze it w/ your thumb when clicking the PLAY/PAUSE button. Which then immediately takes you out of the video you were watching, closes that app and switches the input over to the TV channels. And this happens frequently. I cannot overstate this. Because, after all, what button do you use more frequently on your Smart TV remote than the PLAY/PAUSE button? Can you imagine how annoying it is to REPEATEDLY have to log back in to an app to finish watching a movie that you should only have to push PLAY on the remote to finish? Or how startled you REPEATEDLY are when the TV channels suddenly pop on in a LOUD COMMERCIAL when you were merely pushing the PAUSE button on the remote so you could go fix a soda in the kitchen while the movie was in a slow spot? And to have this happen every 3rd or 4th time you press that PLAY/PAUSE button on the remote? And don't think it's because I'm thick fingered or ignorant. I'm a guitar player & artist with extremely nimble & dexterous digits, so it's not me! So if you decide to get this TV, maybe seriously consider a different remote. Don't get me wrong, I love my Samsung TV. It's a huge step up from that 65" 4K TCL/Roku piece of crap I bought from Walmart in Oct 2020 that died on me TWICE & went into the black screen of death. And all before 2021 was through. A TV that barely makes it over a year before it dies twice? Yeah, that's a bad TV. This is a much better product and I am much happier. And I don't know what TCL Roku thinks UHD or 4K looks like, but that wasn't it. Looking at the clarity on that junky old TCL ROKU TV was like the difference in looking at a muddy puddle compared to looking at clear water, and this Samsung is the clear water. So, I am pretty satisfied w/ the TV itself. It's mainly the delivery process, the unclear definition of what a deluxe delivery and unbox means, the process required to return a broken TV and get a replacement, The Voice Assistant issue which I had massive problems with, and this piece of "you know what" remote. I would also like to highlight the fact that I finally figured out what the problem was with the Google Assistant. There is a small setting way off in an almost undisclosed area of the SmartThings settings (on your phone or device) for those of you who use Samsung products, and in that setting you have to delete and reset your Google Assistant. It was very hard to find and I only found it randomly and by chance. And I'm telling you this because I went through EVERY setting in SmartThings AND Google Assistant trying to find the problem with why Google Assistant would not connect on this TV. I WENT THROUGH ALL THOSE SETTINGS MULTIPLE TIMES and never saw this until one day I randomly came across it. And it is not easy to find, so I'm not even going to try and explain how to get there. Hopefully you'll find it on your own. But I'll tell you now, it is not an easy setting to find. It does not tell you about this setting ANYWHERE and not a single Tech or help agent was able to direct me in the way I needed to go to fix this so the TV would work with Google Assistant. It stands to reason that one would think this is something that would automatically configure on its own so that your systems would Jive together. But it does not. So, yes, I was finally able to get Google Assistant to operate correctly on this TV. If you have Google Assistant set up on something other than this TV, say a Chromecast or in the SmartThings app on a Samsung smartphone? You will need to reset it and go into every setting and reconfigure it to get it to work with this TV. Hope this helps someone not to suffer and struggle through the nightmare I endured here. But after all's been said and done, I AM VERY HAPPY with my purchase and very satisfied with the reasonable price. I just wish the service had been more helpful and thorough with instructions and directions & just good general customer support. But, all that aside? I got a great TV for a very fair and reasonable price . I'm very satisfied with my purchase even though it has taken me literally months to work out these goofy little kinks that should have been fixed on day one. Thank you for the awesome Samsung TV, Amazon! (Please make them restructure this 💩 remote!)
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 10, 2022 by Bill E Bill E
Size: 55-Inch
Style: TV Only
The good: Slim, lightweight, Brilliant OS, One intuitive remote, great color, stunning picture in quality 4k The not-so-good: Black not as deep as possible, lack of true quality 4k content Samsung makes a really great product with this TV. It’s very slim and lightweight – I hung our 55” without any help from anyone, if that gives you an idea. The OS and interface are great – you can get anywhere you want to go in a few clicks. As a matter of fact, the OS and apps are so good that we have stopped using our Fire TV stick (we own 4 – now only 3 are in use) because we found it more convenient than switching back and forth between inputs and using two remotes. This is saying something, because we’ve been Fire TV fans from day 1 and own a stick for every TV in the house. The remote itself is just as brilliant as the OS and is also a match for the FireTV remote – we use the Samsung as our sole remote now. Despite the low price, this thing has incredible color and picture quality. You’d expect that for an affordable TV you would get a noticably lower quality picture, but you just don’t. With quality 4k content (for example, Sir David Attenborough’s Netflix content), you can tell the difference 4k makes without having something to compare it to. Only a couple of complaints here. The blacks on this TV aren’t as deep as the more expensive sets out there. However, we weren’t interested in paying 5 times as much for an OLED just for deeper blacks. There is also a distinct lack of content out there that’s true 4k with the brilliant picture quality and insane color like you’ve been conditioned to expect. Plenty of content is technically 4k nowadays, and quality is decent, but the picture quality simply doesn’t pop like you’d think it should. Neither of these two complaints are the fault of Samsung’s product here – just facts of life to be aware of while shopping. Bottom line, we will go for a Samsung TV next time we need one, no question. Samsung does make a great product, and this is a prime example of that fact.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 16, 2023 by Chris Geraci
Size: 65-Inch
Style: TV Only
The TV is fantastic EXCEPT there is a small like 5" x 2" bright spot at the bottom of the screen with a darker shadow above it. I've opened a ticket with Samsung so more details later. Amazon offered free delivery and unboxing in the room it was going to be used in. That was super helpful. They took away the trash too. The TV picture is amazing. The remote is actually intuitive with the locations of the buttons for a rightie anyway. It connected quickly and easily. The set up was simple aside from the obligatory email connection and such but you can skip it and do the setup through the remote only. Good deal. Brand new two year old TV. Still newer than the one it replaced so score!
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 8, 2023 by NickHale
Size: 43-Inch
Style: TV Only
I have two of these TVs and use them exclusively over the wi-fi (e.g., for HBO or NetFlix). They lose the wi-fi signal quite frequently, even for the TV that is situated in the same room as the router. As a result, I have to wait through wi-fi testing regularly. Apart from this small annoyance, the TVs work reliably after being used every other day for over a year. Sound quality and picture quality are fine and the remote is easy to operate. I don't use any 'smart features' on the TV so I can't comment on them. Overall, it's good value for money.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 16, 2023 by Amazon Customer
Size: 43-Inch
Style: TV Only
I’m happy with this TV so far. I’ve only had it a couple weeks. I got another Samsung, a smaller one, a few weeks after tristing another Samsung would be ok, which I had to return because I had terrible audio. But so far the 43 inch has served me well. It’s a bit frustrating that I have to keep going to the apps search to get to YouTube TV. It doesn’t seem to install, but I can watch it, so that’s good. I also found that on the TV other channels than ABC stream well on YouTube TV. On the older vizio TVs I had CBS and some of the other stations would not stream. so I will say so far so good. I had to return the 30 inch Samsung though, it it did not work as well.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 20, 2023 by Beth Grimm