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Samsung Electronics UN65MU8000 65-Inch 4K Ultra HD Smart LED TV (2017 Model)

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Size: 65-Inch


Features

  • An extreme step up in color with a billion more shades than regular 4K UHD.
  • See extreme contrast between the darkest darks and the lightest lights, plus expanded color and depth.
  • See what youve been missing, even in dark scenes.
  • Enjoy smooth, crisp action, even in the fastest scenes, bringing sports and fast-moving content to life.
  • Please note the differences between the MU8000 and the MU800D. MU8000: Gray cabinet, 500 nits HDR sustained brightness, Mega Dynamic Contrast MU800D: Dark Titan cabinet, 470 nits HDR sustained brightness, Ultra Dynamic Contrast

Description

Every scene deserves a brilliant picture. Experience lifelike color with a billion more shades than regular 4K UHD and enjoy the expanded depth of HDR. With extreme contrast between the darkest darks and lightest lights, you never miss a detail. Mr. 240 brings fast action to life, and you can take it all in on a TV that's streamlined from every angle- from a sleek frame to a clean back.

Screen Size: 65 Inches


Brand: SAMSUNG


Display Technology: LED


Resolution: 4K


Refresh Rate: 240 Hz


Special Feature: Flat


Model Name: MU8000


Included Components: Stand, TV


Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi, HDMI


Brand Name: ‎SAMSUNG


Item Weight: ‎53.1 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎56.9 x 11.4 x 36 inches


Item model number: ‎UN65MU8000FXZA


Batteries: ‎2 AAA batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Special Features: ‎Flat


Item Weight: ‎53.1 Pounds


Standing screen display size: ‎65 Inches


Aspect Ratio: ‎169


Date First Available: March 3, 2017


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    • Great TV, meh Remote!
I compared the Samsung 55mu8000 and the Sony XBR55x900e, both having a standard retail price of $1200. In my research I determined the Sony was overal the better tv considering it was Full-Array lit vs edge-lit like the Samsung. Full-array is the better option providing better local dimming because LEDs span the entire screen area whereas the edge-lit is as it sounds, from the edge of the tv only. Full-array is said to produce a much brighter screen better for viewing in a brightly lit room. Outside of full-array vs edge-lit, the TVs are very similar in specs with the Samsung having a popularly stated better input lag value which is said to be better for online gaming. All that said, if at the time of purchase, both TVs were $1200 I would have purchased the Sony. That was not the case, the Samsung was on sale for approximately $897 while the Sony remained at $1200. With the Samsung now ringing in $300 cheaper than the Sony, I believe it became the better value. Another factor I considered was I was upgrading from a 7 year old 42” 1080p LED Panasonic so not knowing how good either Sony or Samsung TV looked, would I know what I would be missing by buying the Samsung over the Sony. The only thing I figured I would be missing for sure was an extra $300 out of my bank account. Another hardware feature I liked on the Samsung was the OneConnect box. It sounds scary to have no HDMI cables on the TV itself but having to only run one cable to the TV was appealing. All HDMI cables, and even the optical audio cable, plug into the oneconnect box which can sit neatly on your entertainment center or you can hide it behind. Once all the devices are plugged into the oneconnect box, a single (included 9’ cable) runs to the TV. It’s lretty discrete. Now that I gave a long winded explanation of why I bought the Samsung let’s talk about the TV once it got to me. The TV is very stylish with very little edge to it. The largest edge portion visible is at the bottom of the TV but it carries a very classy color and design. The built quality seem robust but remains thin and light weight. The back of the TV is very plain but stylish and includes some great cable managment options to include two covers to hide the input areas. The oneconnect box is great just as mentioned above. Prior to turning on the TV you are directed to hook all devices up to the box and subsequently hook the box to the TV. Upon turning on the TV you are stepped through a user friendly setup process which recognizes the connected devices. Although, with a traditional universal remote such as a Harmony, you can still access an “input” selection command the Samsun’s Smart features makes selecting your devices (DVD, XBOX, Apple TV) user friendly from a home menu. The home menu is easy to navigate and makes changing devices or accessing applications (Hulu, Netflix, Amazon Video) super easy. The picture quality is great. It seems very crisp and clear. 4K content is amazing and the screen seems plenty bright. The only time I see image lag seems to be based on a poor internet connection (in my case it is over WiFi) at the time. Once the internet figured itself out everything looks great. The one gripe I have with the TV rests in the remote control and it’s overal “universal” ability. I have a Yamaha soundbar connected via the optical audio port located on the OneConnect box. During the TV setup process I was able to add the Yamaha soundbar which included a power on and off test. During he power on and off test the remote and TV software demonstrate the ability to control the soundbar. The frustration I have found is the remote will not control the sound of the soundbar. When optical audio is selected as the audio source and you manipulate the volume up or down all you get is a box on the left of the screen that lists optical audio but no volume control is received by the soundbar. Doing research the only way you can have a soundbar that is controlled by the remote is if it is a Samsung that has “anynet+.” Anything other than that is a no go. The remote is great, user friendly, and accesses the smart features great but it lacks the ability to control third party sound bars. I have to use two remotes to enjoy this TV. All in all I am pleased with this TV and am happy with the purchase. I would recommend it as long as the price point remains $200-300 cheaper than the Sony XBR55x900e. If you have read this far, I am impressed. BRAVO!!! Remember the laugh at yourself every now and then, never take yourself too seriously. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2018 by TeamSchnozz
    • This is a great TV, and probably easiest to just go over ...
Size: 65-Inch
**UPDATE AT THE BOTTOM** This is my first 4K TV. I replaced a 10 year old Sony 50" DLP rear projection TV that was having issues (green color block). This is a great TV, and probably easiest to just go over the Pros and Cons. Pro: Nearly bezel less picture. Very light weight. Samsung One Connect box makes inputs and audio outputs super easy to change. Picture quality is very, very good (but not amazing). Price is on point for the size and quality of the image. User Interface is pretty easy and user friendly. Black levels appear to be very good, better than I had hoped by some reviews I saw. Con: Out of the box the TV has on every horrible settings. Samsung needs to remove the motion flow setting as it truly only works on sports. On anything else it makes it look like 3D Daytime Television (soap opera). It even causes jitter during high motion slow motion (Planet Earth II has lots of this). There is an energy saving setting I had to dig for to turn off auto dimming. Great feature on a cell phone, stupid feature on a 65 inch TV. Maybe in a bedroom it would be nice, but on by default made no sense. They also come pre-setup with smart apps on the "home" bar, so you have to go in and remove the ones you don't have/need. There are two Cons that need special attention: 1. The VESA mounting points for this TV are deep inside the TV. For any mount to work it needs 45mm bolts at the minimum. Most mounting kits found on Amazon only come with 30mm bolts, not even close to long enough. I am guessing most Samsung TV (if not others as well) have mounting points inside unlike older LCD that had then right on the back plain. I had to to make 2 trips to Home Depot to find longer bolts. Different head types but 45mm (longest HD sells) did the trick. You can find 50mm and 60mm ones on Amazon pretty easy. Do yourself a favor and order them at the same time as this TV. 2. The One Connect I said I liked, is potentially a big issue. When I first put the TV up it wouldn't do anything as it said it wasn't connected. Back down it came to find that it wasn't seated all the way. Putting the cover panel on the back pushed on the wire, which moved the connector. Due to this TV size its not ideal to have to take down and sort out and cable issue. And since you can't access it at all without taking the TV down, it could be an issue if the One Connect becomes problematic. Overall I really like the TV. It is a huge upgrade in both size and quality. The picture quality isn't "blow my mind amazing", but it is very, very good. I do watch a lot of live baseball and it's only marginally better than my old 1080p. Though, live sports are usually a good example of how a good TV can make an OK video stream look, the extra resolution on 4K (and particularly the size) makes it obvious that upscaling from 1080p to 4K isn't quite spotless for sports. In fairness, Planet Earth II looked fantastic. And Game of Thrones looks oh so sweet on a 65 incher. Really anything but sports and this TV is well worth the investment. **UPDATE 8/25** I have had the TV for about 2 weeks now. Everything but sports (local Boston NESN) looks great. Picture quality is excellent. Loads of stuff on Netflix is amazing. The downside is really just how the original show/movie/sport is shot. If the feeds are so so, then the quality will be so so. But if the feed is good like many shows these days are, it looks incredible. Again, well worth the investment. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2017 by Sharrel

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