they do film at 8k, sometimes even 16k. Just that the end rendering for Theatres is done in 1080p and for blueray/digital release it is done at 4k. Some Theatres may also have 4k screens.
I've stuck with Samsung products since the end of crts. I've always had a cellphone from them and video players, with the exception of one that I have in my living room due to Samsung discontinuing thier video players with it ending with thier 4k unit. The TV looks amazing! Nothing beats opening up and setting up a new tv with the exception of a new video game system. 💪🙌🔥
Even though this is clearly a advertisement this is definetly one of your best videos of this year. The editing with the caption text effects, and detailed close-up camera angles make this soo much fun to watch & rewatch, or at least it does for me!
8K might be out but it will take many years before it becomes the new fad. For example HD didn't come to TVs until the mid to late 2000s. But 720 ppi was the main screen resolution from 2007 to 2010 before 1080 ppi or full HD took over. Today while 1080 ppi still the standard screen resolution it is gradually being replaced by 4K. But 4K is still relatively new. For example many films on Disney Plus like Beauty and the Beast, Cinderella & more recently Snow White have been given 'plastic surgery' from full HD to 4K resultion. In fact many films are being upscaled to 4K but the reason it has taken long is because there weren't many 4K TVs years ago but now 4K is the norm, we are getting more 4K content than ever before to meet today's standards in tv. 8K simply put is still only a 'baby' meaning it won't overtake 4K anytime soon, probably not for at least the next decade. 8K will likely be the norm by the mid to late 2030s by which time we will likely have more and more TVs that will play 8K content. But like 4K in which TVs were insanely too expensive, 8K TVs in time will be more affordable, especially once 12K tvs arrive, starting the process all over again.
AI was not available until recently, so AI Upscaling of 4K to 8K is is the norm for this TV. I have a Samsung S23 ultra and can show my 8K video in full resolution.@@sanaullah949
I have a Samsung 8k and I love it . watching Blu-ray. uhd. 4k is great.. now looking for an surround sound system that does it justice with out breaking me
I own the QN900C 85 inch 8K, and it has the best picture for all conditions. 4K at 85 inches doesn't have the resolution that upscale 8K does. Watching the NFL playoffs last weekend, I know which networks have crappy cameras! I call OLED Bunker TVs and if I need a dark room to watch a movie, I just go to a movie theater. AI 8K Video Processing on this TV along with it's Brightness in well lit rooms is outstanding!
I want to buy an umbrella, you advise me Sir, I want to take your advice, which one please tell me SAMSUNG QLED Qn95b qn95c QN900B 8K OLED LG G3 LG c3 OLED Sony A80k OLED Samsung S950C S90C
No. It has builtin speakers though I have mine connect to my surround system (It supports eARC for audio output on HDMI3 port). This is a Neo QLED TV and should not be susceptible to burn in. It has built-in access to cloud gaming as well (Xbox Game Pass and Geforce Now).
I think people are missing the point about “8k not being available “. With me, it’s about maximizing 4k content. I would absolutely buy this tv if I can get all of the benefits of oled without the risk of burn in. There is a reason Samsung named this their flagship tv.
I get sponsored videos like this pay the bills but it just felt so robotic reading the talking points from the script. Not like your normal videos. There are issues with Samsung tvs which are highlighted in other reviews such as not true hdmi 2.1 and the amount of ads on tizen. I hope videos like this are few and far between vs the otherwise good content you usually make
Normally I'm critical of comments like this, but I sadly have to agree. It provided little value in my opinion because it feels like an advertisement. I say this as someone looking to replace my 2018 Samsung Q9FN. PC magazine stated the qn95c is brighter and in essence the 900c displays the same 4k quality picture for a whole lot more money since the 8k upscaling from a normal distance looks identical to 4k on the qn95c, so why pay so much more when there isn't 8k content? Since I feel other than for gaming that thr Sony x95l is better overall including value, I'm still leaning toward the 85" of that set, or perhaps the 98" X90l which though not miniled looks like an awesome set for that size.
@@Belgarath777Im also a proud owner of the Q9FN, having owned it for almost 5 years im also looking to upgrade in the near future but im struggling to find anything that would actually outperform the Q9FN in terms of picture quality which is the most important thing to me.
It really is a great TV. I just wish there was more 8K content. Almost had this model for 8 or 9 months and still not a lot. I would settle for a few shows or movies on Netflix or Amazon Prime.
Hi!. I guess that's a desperate try but I got this tv and when I watch hdr contents sometimes black tones change by their own brighter and darker like flickering. Very subtle thing but this is driving me crazy, samsung doesn't recognize the problem and I really cannot find someone who can tell me if this is a "normal" thing or not! I'm losing my mind over it, no tv expert can help me even telling me why this is happening and if there's a solution. I turned off every automatic function, i normally use "filmaker" mode to watch movies (every other option is completely impossible to use since this problem is even on the black bands up and down the screen). Can you or someone else plese help me? Is this something that this tv does watching high resolution hdr contents? I paid like 7k for this tv and I can's watch any hdr content on it! Thanks!
Look at how clear it is and you're watching using your low quality phone, or tv with low Internet connectivity. Now imagine when you buy the actual thing.
This thing looks awesome but I do not like one connect. I have an older Samsung with one connect and I have issues with my box and are expensive to replace.
Honestly?...I wonder what would be the maximum resolution a person can see and discern between one resolution or another? Of course, there's more to it than that, but I'm just talking about resolution. Anyone chime-in?
Is the stand that the TV sits on for the 85" the same size? Does anyone know what the specific dimensions are for the 85" tv stand for this brand model?
Looking for a new tv to replace my 1080p 80 inch tv. This might do it but not a tiny one like in the video I'd have to get the 85 inch or I wish they made a 90 plus inch
How well does this television perform on the ps5? Televisions tend to have framerate issues (120) or lag on the ps5. The compatibility of the ps5 was mentioned in the video, but it still tends to be a problem. I just want to be sure. Anyone? Please and thanks!
I have the model before and I play Apex legends on ps5 and looks and performs great.. I have a 75 inch TV 8k. But Samsung is giving me a full refund as the screen has had shading dark spots in the back light. First they repaired it and then 10 months later did it again. I love this TV and even though if has broken twice I stand by Samsung and how easy it is to use. I will probably up grade now to the newer model.
Looks great but is it worth having for us? No it isn't, way too overpriced and there's barely any 8k content, better to buy a good 4k TV for now, maybe 8k for around 2030.
Movies/blueray 4k dvd’s are not technically made in 4k as advertised their 2k, so it’s all fake advertising to get u to buy, there is some actual 4k footage out there but looking for it is hard
The only issue with buying an 8k TV is there's no 8k content yet. It prob won't be for several years until it's the standard. I'll stick with my Samsung S90C 😊
For those smartasses... you dont have to have 8k content to benefit from this tv... dobt forget it also plays 4k...with more dimming zones=better blacks
You need a device that can support and display 8K content. I don't think there's any in the meantime, unless you have a powerful gaming PC connected to the 8K TV. If not, then check out the UA-cam app installed in the 8K TV. The TV's UA-cam app can display up to 4320p/8K resolution. Keep in mind that most videos on UA-cam aren't in 8K, let alone 4K at least. In order to watch 8K videos, you'll be searching for those '8K video demos' or the movie trailer videos that fans upscaled into 8K. I hope this helps.
lol these new TVs are wonderful and this one is beautiful 😍 although to my 16 year old LG everyone will be beautiful 😉 in 15 years I will buy this Samsung Neo Qled
Think twice or thrice before buying Mi TV’s, with in an year my 55inc tv got display problems, I see black line on the screen and now half of the screen get white screen and there service team in Bangalore gave me night mare! I raise a complaint with in the warranty period which was going to expire in a week! There response is pathetic and made Me loose the warranty period so they can charge me Instead of get it replace in warranty period. Felt cheated and regret buying it!
4k is a sweet spot since even old classic movies are being released on 4k discs. I still buy 4k discs since I don't pay for any streaming service and I still buy cds as well since I don't stream my music. Some of the movies that I bought in blu ray ended up getting a 4k release date later when I intended on buying the 4k version from the get go since the 4k movies don't get announced for the release date and come out of nowhere whenever the blu ray version comes out before the 4k but most of the newer movies come with both a 4k and blu ray version, however certain movies that comes with the 4k discs also include the blu ray discs included with the 4k disc in the packaging. The discs also have higher quality than any streaming services since they are not compressed like the streaming services. When I rip 4k discs in the iso format, there is an option for ripping uncompressed 4k from the disc including hdr, surround sound, all the menus, and an exact copy from the discs.
@@pokiblue5870 I only buy physical discs whether they are 4k and blu ray depending on what's available and there are no 8k physical discs. I transfer the 4k and blu ray movies to my micro sd card and watch them on my sony xperia 1 iv android phone 4k 120hz oled display. I have the 65 inch samsung curve qled 4k tv that I bought back in 2017. Samsung no longer makes curve tvs. My first 4k tv back in 2014 was a samsung curve 4k tv and the 4k tv I upgraded from in 2014 to the 2017 samsung curve qled 4k tv was definitely an upgrade since the 2014 tv was old. Ever since I started using a curve display, it made me me not want to go back to a flat display. I like to sit as close as possible to my 4k when I'm watching tv or playing video games from my consoles with there physical discs. All my game consoles have physical media. I'm not really a fan of digital consoles since they become e-waste and a paperweight when they no longer receive support when a newer console comes out and that is the main focus. I prefer to own what I paid instead of renting every month due to streaming services and not paying every month just to pay for the licensing fees to any of the corporations just to be able to access any of the contents. I prefer paying once and not required every month just to watch content when I can own the physical discs and play them any time I want offline.
@pokiblue5870 This is the key point. Video games are higher resolution already and the TV upscales everything. I bought one 6 months ago and every day I just watch this TV in amazement. It's really a thing of beauty. And what used to be boring UA-cam travel videos are stunning beyond belief in 8K & 12K.
4 x HDMI is a joke for such an expensive TV, especially as 1 x HDMI will be taken up by eARC by a sound device. Also, just packing more pixels and upscaling by copying the same data over and over again or using some sort of AI to do it does not look totally natural and certainly not what the creators intended you to see! Unless there is genuine source 8K content available all this is BS for now imo .. just eye candy at the shops and people will fall for it as that is what marketing does!
Oh wow, I have the same TV and the same IKEA cabinet, I got the 65" and unfortunately it collapses into the weak cabinet top eventually 😂and also, I DO NOT, recommend this TV, I'm on my third one and the panel quality is very poor. A lot was sacrificed in order to get to 8k. The TV also gets incredibly hot, warming up the space. Screen uniformity has also been awful on all 3 panels. Better off getting a 4K Oled, as other than UA-cam, there is virtually zero content that takes advantage of 8K.
I will buy 8k TV only when movie studios start filming in 8k.
😂... Same here bro. Its not like I have anything that can show 8k in the first place
they do film at 8k, sometimes even 16k.
Just that the end rendering for Theatres is done in 1080p and for blueray/digital release it is done at 4k.
Some Theatres may also have 4k screens.
@Luis Alberto Pérez Nájerathe tv itself is still one of the best on the market 8K or not
@@MarcSpctrcareful! His brain might explode
@Luis Alberto Pérez Nájeraseems like you're the one without a clue about resolution
I have seen Samsung TVs before. This one looks amazing.
I'm pretty sure most people have seen a Samsung tv.
@@borkingdoggouwuuwuwlet the guy enjoy his achievement lol
Orice?
I mean if you are looking at OLED or similar display it's probably made by either LG or Samsung, be it on Sony TVs or Apple iPhones.
I've stuck with Samsung products since the end of crts. I've always had a cellphone from them and video players, with the exception of one that I have in my living room due to Samsung discontinuing thier video players with it ending with thier 4k unit. The TV looks amazing! Nothing beats opening up and setting up a new tv with the exception of a new video game system.
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Agreed.
Agreed
Even though this is clearly a advertisement this is definetly one of your best videos of this year. The editing with the caption text effects, and detailed close-up camera angles make this soo much fun to watch & rewatch, or at least it does for me!
Why? Because it's an advertisment from Samsung. Like many of the Samsung related videos from this channel
Samsung is SAMSUNG.
One of the worst for the price
keep skg
Bought it today, will be delievered on friday. Im so excited!
I was considering purchasing the same TV. What are your thoughts so far? Pros, cons?
@@lemaitrethemonknot worth it unless you are buying based on the asthetics as well
4k monitor for the size of 43 inches still suits me well. Don’t know if 8k will be much or not much experience i think it’s valuable
8K might be out but it will take many years before it becomes the new fad.
For example HD didn't come to TVs until the mid to late 2000s. But 720 ppi was the main screen resolution from 2007 to 2010 before 1080 ppi or full HD took over.
Today while 1080 ppi still the standard screen resolution it is gradually being replaced by 4K.
But 4K is still relatively new. For example many films on Disney Plus like Beauty and the Beast, Cinderella & more recently Snow White have been given 'plastic surgery' from full HD to 4K resultion. In fact many films are being upscaled to 4K but the reason it has taken long is because there weren't many 4K TVs years ago but now 4K is the norm, we are getting more 4K content than ever before to meet today's standards in tv.
8K simply put is still only a 'baby' meaning it won't overtake 4K anytime soon, probably not for at least the next decade.
8K will likely be the norm by the mid to late 2030s by which time we will likely have more and more TVs that will play 8K content.
But like 4K in which TVs were insanely too expensive, 8K TVs in time will be more affordable, especially once 12K tvs arrive, starting the process all over again.
What u saying it’s almost been 12 years since 4k came out… been very slow bcuz not much difference from 4k and 8k
AI was not available until recently, so AI Upscaling of 4K to 8K is is the norm for this TV. I have a Samsung S23 ultra and can show my 8K video in full resolution.@@sanaullah949
I have a Samsung 8k and I love it . watching Blu-ray. uhd. 4k is great.. now looking for an surround sound system that does it justice with out breaking me
I own the QN900C 85 inch 8K, and it has the best picture for all conditions. 4K at 85 inches doesn't have the resolution that upscale 8K does. Watching the NFL playoffs last weekend, I know which networks have crappy cameras! I call OLED Bunker TVs and if I need a dark room to watch a movie, I just go to a movie theater. AI 8K Video Processing on this TV along with it's Brightness in well lit rooms is outstanding!
No doubt that Samsung has been making every year the best TVs and the best Smartphones since 2010.
You mean best tv from Sony right
@@fantasytky28 sony is best ! no doubt ! but only for movies ! for gaming movies overall samsung is best
😂😂😂.. I went Oked in 2020 after 15 yrs as a samsung head. I can't go back
I want to buy an umbrella, you advise me
Sir, I want to take your advice, which one please tell me
SAMSUNG QLED Qn95b qn95c QN900B 8K
OLED LG G3 LG c3
OLED Sony A80k
OLED Samsung S950C S90C
Can we game on 4k 120 frame per second ps5 ?
I love buying an expensive 8k television so I can enjoy *checks video* UA-cam videos and videos I've recorded on my phone.
Lol 😅
Do you HAVE to use the soundbar with this TV? Is it possible to have burn in with this TV?
No. It has builtin speakers though I have mine connect to my surround system (It supports eARC for audio output on HDMI3 port). This is a Neo QLED TV and should not be susceptible to burn in. It has built-in access to cloud gaming as well (Xbox Game Pass and Geforce Now).
I think people are missing the point about “8k not being available “.
With me, it’s about maximizing 4k content.
I would absolutely buy this tv if I can get all of the benefits of oled without the risk of burn in.
There is a reason Samsung named this their flagship tv.
This Samsung TV is mind-blowing 😮
This cable is mandatory. Austere VII Series 8K HDMI Cable 1.5m
Nice TV review 😊.
Keep making TV reviews.
Your content is easy to understand.
Thanks
Very nice presentation Mr. and this TV looks amazing!
I get sponsored videos like this pay the bills but it just felt so robotic reading the talking points from the script. Not like your normal videos.
There are issues with Samsung tvs which are highlighted in other reviews such as not true hdmi 2.1 and the amount of ads on tizen.
I hope videos like this are few and far between vs the otherwise good content you usually make
Normally I'm critical of comments like this, but I sadly have to agree. It provided little value in my opinion because it feels like an advertisement. I say this as someone looking to replace my 2018 Samsung Q9FN. PC magazine stated the qn95c is brighter and in essence the 900c displays the same 4k quality picture for a whole lot more money since the 8k upscaling from a normal distance looks identical to 4k on the qn95c, so why pay so much more when there isn't 8k content? Since I feel other than for gaming that thr Sony x95l is better overall including value, I'm still leaning toward the 85" of that set, or perhaps the 98" X90l which though not miniled looks like an awesome set for that size.
@@Belgarath777Im also a proud owner of the Q9FN, having owned it for almost 5 years im also looking to upgrade in the near future but im struggling to find anything that would actually outperform the Q9FN in terms of picture quality which is the most important thing to me.
@@Belgarath777it
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Ads.
What do you expect
Tizen doesn't have ads🤷♂️
@@Belgarath777why u replacing a 2018 TV its relatively new🤔
It really is a great TV. I just wish there was more 8K content. Almost had this model for 8 or 9 months and still not a lot. I would settle for a few shows or movies on Netflix or Amazon Prime.
Wow. Fresh!
Hi!. I guess that's a desperate try but I got this tv and when I watch hdr contents sometimes black tones change by their own brighter and darker like flickering.
Very subtle thing but this is driving me crazy, samsung doesn't recognize the problem and I really cannot find someone who can tell me if this is a "normal" thing or not!
I'm losing my mind over it, no tv expert can help me even telling me why this is happening and if there's a solution.
I turned off every automatic function, i normally use "filmaker" mode to watch movies (every other option is completely impossible to use since this problem is even on the black bands up and down the screen).
Can you or someone else plese help me? Is this something that this tv does watching high resolution hdr contents?
I paid like 7k for this tv and I can's watch any hdr content on it! Thanks!
Those glasses 👓 don't leave his face 😂
WOW REALLY IMPRESIVE GOOD WORK BEST EVER TV
Look at how clear it is and you're watching using your low quality phone, or tv with low Internet connectivity.
Now imagine when you buy the actual thing.
Nice review... Can you make compare samsung 8k vs S95C QD OLED?
This thing looks awesome but I do not like one connect. I have an older Samsung with one connect and I have issues with my box and are expensive to replace.
Honestly?...I wonder what would be the maximum resolution a person can see and discern between one resolution or another? Of course, there's more to it than that, but I'm just talking about resolution.
Anyone chime-in?
If it's future proofed why isn't the warranty long enough... Something to think about. Businessmen wants you to buy it... So think twice.
Is the stand that the TV sits on for the 85" the same size? Does anyone know what the specific dimensions are for the 85" tv stand for this brand model?
I have a question..i have 75 900b and can i put on this tv govee camera for Ambilight or this can destroy a tv panel?
so i have questions about upscaling if i watch anything from any app will it upscale it to 8k best it can? and how about if i plug in a pc or console?
Hpw does it compare to an LG offering 8K?
Looking for a new tv to replace my 1080p 80 inch tv. This might do it but not a tiny one like in the video I'd have to get the 85 inch or I wish they made a 90 plus inch
How well does this television perform on the ps5? Televisions tend to have framerate issues (120) or lag on the ps5. The compatibility of the ps5 was mentioned in the video, but it still tends to be a problem. I just want to be sure. Anyone? Please and thanks!
I have the model before and I play Apex legends on ps5 and looks and performs great.. I have a 75 inch TV 8k. But Samsung is giving me a full refund as the screen has had shading dark spots in the back light. First they repaired it and then 10 months later did it again. I love this TV and even though if has broken twice I stand by Samsung and how easy it is to use. I will probably up grade now to the newer model.
Could you please show the glare and reflection with power off black screen?? T y.
What about Tech spec ? how many local dimming zones ?
This tv is actually great, I own one
Looks great but is it worth having for us? No it isn't, way too overpriced and there's barely any 8k content, better to buy a good 4k TV for now, maybe 8k for around 2030.
U gonna be paying around the same price for a top of the line 4k tv lol
I bought last year's 8k Qn900b for £1800. Happy with the price and spec
Which one is better Sony A80L, LG G3 or this one? 🤩
G3 is still the best imo
Since i have a PS5 how would it look on a samn sung to a siny Bravia XR
damn those bezels are slim
Is it OLED? I want to buy right now, I have big pockets.
Considering there ain't that much choice for 8K TV, Samsung undoubtedly will be one of the best choices.
There's no choice for a reason
But the Sony one looks better with their processing
Lg 8k oled 😊
How would you connect 8k consoles when hdmi is limited to 4k???
Consoles don’t even have anything 8K to output yet anyways by the time they do I’m pretty sure they’ll have a new HDMI
Also I think HDMI 2.1 outputs 8K
What is the max nit brightness on QN800C vs QN850C vs QN900C?
I'm happy with my 65" 4k 120hz for my Ps5 until Ps6 comes out for 8k 120hz tv
How is for sports ? Clear or blur
Watching this video at 1080p 😅
What a masterpiece ❤
Movies/blueray 4k dvd’s are not technically made in 4k as advertised their 2k, so it’s all fake advertising to get u to buy, there is some actual 4k footage out there but looking for it is hard
I only have 1 hdmi going to the tv. All my connections to to my av receiver
Stupid question but ima ask anyway. Is it compatible with apple?
The only issue with buying an 8k TV is there's no 8k content yet. It prob won't be for several years until it's the standard. I'll stick with my Samsung S90C 😊
I have the 85” QN800C and want to know the difference between my TV and the QN900C. I can’t tell by the specs provided that there is a difference.
Dimming zones maybe
A beast!! Wow.
For those smartasses... you dont have to have 8k content to benefit from this tv... dobt forget it also plays 4k...with more dimming zones=better blacks
I saw this in person, the to looks greatt
So outside of UA-cam videos where else are there 8k feeds that can utilise this TV’s full functionality?
QLED Smart SAMSUNG 75QN900B, 8K, HDR, 189cm is 2.5k E
Samsung screen is the best in the world, that's why i love the all tech samsung❤
Big screen with higher display very nice
where can I get 8 k content?
I guess you didn’t watch whole video 🤪 check 2:45
@@jeffmaynard6110it literally proves no value 8k content right now.
You need a device that can support and display 8K content. I don't think there's any in the meantime, unless you have a powerful gaming PC connected to the 8K TV. If not, then check out the UA-cam app installed in the 8K TV. The TV's UA-cam app can display up to 4320p/8K resolution. Keep in mind that most videos on UA-cam aren't in 8K, let alone 4K at least. In order to watch 8K videos, you'll be searching for those '8K video demos' or the movie trailer videos that fans upscaled into 8K. I hope this helps.
lol these new TVs are wonderful and this one is beautiful 😍 although to my 16 year old LG everyone will be beautiful 😉 in 15 years I will buy this Samsung Neo Qled
i am sooo high on weed rn and i found this video...... its huge
LG Samsung Sony u can't go wrong with any of them !
Can the box be attached to the TV when wall mounted? I don’t have a place where I could put this box otherwise
Yes, it can be mounted to the back of the TV.
I have this TV and have it wall mounted in this way.
I'm waiting for more affordable 8k oled. £25k is a bit steep! I still think 4k oled is the best option wven looking at all the 2024 releases
How would you mount??
Your review is impressive bro❤,please make video on Samsung s95c oled TV I hope you
My dream
The best TV this year 💥👑👑👑
I will buy this tv soon.💯
Think twice or thrice before buying Mi TV’s, with in an year my 55inc tv got display problems, I see black line on the screen and now half of the screen get white screen and there service team in Bangalore gave me night mare! I raise a complaint with in the warranty period which was going to expire in a week! There response is pathetic and made Me loose the warranty period so they can charge me Instead of get it replace in warranty period. Felt cheated and regret buying it!
Does this tv come with the connect box?
Yeah
imagine watching a video about 8k tv with a 4k quality on youtube while you have a monitor 1080p
If this tv was free I don't want it. The problem with Qleds the white color is blown out. Its based on white leds.
And if you want deep black go with OLED screens.
Samsung best tv ever ! ❤
Does it have google play store
4k is a sweet spot since even old classic movies are being released on 4k discs. I still buy 4k discs since I don't pay for any streaming service and I still buy cds as well since I don't stream my music. Some of the movies that I bought in blu ray ended up getting a 4k release date later when I intended on buying the 4k version from the get go since the 4k movies don't get announced for the release date and come out of nowhere whenever the blu ray version comes out before the 4k but most of the newer movies come with both a 4k and blu ray version, however certain movies that comes with the 4k discs also include the blu ray discs included with the 4k disc in the packaging. The discs also have higher quality than any streaming services since they are not compressed like the streaming services. When I rip 4k discs in the iso format, there is an option for ripping uncompressed 4k from the disc including hdr, surround sound, all the menus, and an exact copy from the discs.
All you have to do now is get an 8k TV that can Ai upscale 4k content to 8k. Trust me worth all pennies.
@@pokiblue5870 I only buy physical discs whether they are 4k and blu ray depending on what's available and there are no 8k physical discs. I transfer the 4k and blu ray movies to my micro sd card and watch them on my sony xperia 1 iv android phone 4k 120hz oled display. I have the 65 inch samsung curve qled 4k tv that I bought back in 2017. Samsung no longer makes curve tvs. My first 4k tv back in 2014 was a samsung curve 4k tv and the 4k tv I upgraded from in 2014 to the 2017 samsung curve qled 4k tv was definitely an upgrade since the 2014 tv was old. Ever since I started using a curve display, it made me me not want to go back to a flat display. I like to sit as close as possible to my 4k when I'm watching tv or playing video games from my consoles with there physical discs. All my game consoles have physical media. I'm not really a fan of digital consoles since they become e-waste and a paperweight when they no longer receive support when a newer console comes out and that is the main focus. I prefer to own what I paid instead of renting every month due to streaming services and not paying every month just to pay for the licensing fees to any of the corporations just to be able to access any of the contents. I prefer paying once and not required every month just to watch content when I can own the physical discs and play them any time I want offline.
@pokiblue5870 This is the key point. Video games are higher resolution already and the TV upscales everything. I bought one 6 months ago and every day I just watch this TV in amazement. It's really a thing of beauty. And what used to be boring UA-cam travel videos are stunning beyond belief in 8K & 12K.
Excellent video. Such an immersing experience.
4 x HDMI is a joke for such an expensive TV, especially as 1 x HDMI will be taken up by eARC by a sound device. Also, just packing more pixels and upscaling by copying the same data over and over again or using some sort of AI to do it does not look totally natural and certainly not what the creators intended you to see! Unless there is genuine source 8K content available all this is BS for now imo .. just eye candy at the shops and people will fall for it as that is what marketing does!
I have it and totally worth it.
Does it upsclae to 8k is the question
El televisor increíble y de buena calidad
Oh wow, I have the same TV and the same IKEA cabinet, I got the 65" and unfortunately it collapses into the weak cabinet top eventually 😂and also, I DO NOT, recommend this TV, I'm on my third one and the panel quality is very poor. A lot was sacrificed in order to get to 8k. The TV also gets incredibly hot, warming up the space. Screen uniformity has also been awful on all 3 panels. Better off getting a 4K Oled, as other than UA-cam, there is virtually zero content that takes advantage of 8K.
A poor review just to justify getting an oled. Enjoy your burn-in. Samsung TVs still reign supreme!
Thanu
Good video 👍👍
Why not you give some sample of sound
All nice but , im waiting for the 98'' version
8k qled vs 4k oled which should prefer
I think the panel is made by TCL.
I don’t think so Samsung is one of the largest company that sell panel, even in iphones.
Morocco lookin gorgeous in 8k
This looks really nice 😁
Why did they bring back the horrible one connect box. That thing always had issues in the past.
This is equivalent to the Bugatti Chiron SS+ Limited Edition Centodieci Spider - overkill
Probably a great product but obviously won't say anything negative considered they sponsored the video.
I wil buy this before 2026... Mark this day
Nice tv
Don't forget to put your shades on while watching 8k tv.
cómo avanza la tecnología