Friendly suggestion: Do not cut the box open in case you need to return it. Simply unseal the top. Remove top packing, lay the box on the bed, and slide the remaining contents out. -just sayin :)
You can always box tape the box back ..he's trying to remove the tv safely..I would never put this on my bed and remove it your asking for trouble..I would open it on my floor also .. what if ur removing it on your bed and there's something hung up and scratches the screen? Or it falls off the bed? I'm with this guy ..just saying
I just bought the samsung AU 8000 and its a beautiful TV. Well made. Great picture. Its in a bedroom , so super brightness not needed. Most tvs now days are about the same. Never undestood the hair splitting comparisons.
@@HernandezAffordableProducts yes, sir. Great review btw. Also, you enable your external device manger?. Go to settings, general, external device manager, then input signal plus. Choose all your HDMI 1,2,and 3. Then will enable your 4K. Loving my tv’s.
hey does this tv look like a 120hz when you turn on smooth motion?... i had a sony tv before with 120hz panel and i loved it ! seems this tv does it too but i wanna make sure before buying one!
it sure does feel like a nice 120 hz. more so when connected to a high end console or pc such as an nvidia rtx card or a ps5 or new xbox since these products work compatible with the q60 features.
Bought this tv 2 years ago (august 31 made 2 years officially) and literally about an hour ago it just conked out. Seems to be stuck in a boot cycle and powers on for 3 seconds turns off, and continues. First experience with Samsung TVs and I’m so shocked by the lack of support they have
same thing has happened to me for the last 3 days. i did a reset and now am stuck in reset since the remote is not working anymore and the buttoms seem to have a problem
that is strange. I recommend disconnect power cable from wall. after 10 seconds go ahead and plug it back in. try... if problem continues contact samsung. that sucks.
thanks for sharing your experience with this tv. do a power refresh as mentioned. disconnect power cable from wall for 10 seconds and plug back in and try again
@@HernandezAffordableProducts super strange! Literally 10 minutes after the tv dying out, I checked on forums for fixes to which this was listed, and no luck. Contacted Samsung that night, was told I was out of warranty, and was then connected with a technician. Received a quote the next morning, and the prices were ridiculous. Ive had my eyes on Hisense for some years now but could never push myself to go with anything other than ‘top brands’ (Samsung, Sony etc). Made the jump, and got a U6G and honestly, 3 days in and I’m actually super happy with it, and I feel in some ways (dare I say) actually better than the tu8000
@@xxdjayy721xx I had the same issue you had with TV. But the model I had was ""UN50TU8000FXZA" I took it to a repairman diagnosed and said the panel went. Crazy part is I only had the TV for a year and a half.
@@HernandezAffordableProducts thanks but: I buy yesterday the 55 AU8000 and I return it today, have some weird noise on the back when is turn off, maybe defective, but the true I don't like the colors etc, too grey, I'll see if I go to spend more on OLED. Also I discover the 55 is too big for me, funny the 55 inch is more cheaper than the 50 inch in my country (there's a deal on the 55), so I'll go for a 48 OLED. thanks again.
I replaced the main board on the 65" AU 8000 (UN65AU8000FXZC). The main board was previously used on a 50" TV and should to be reconfigured. Would you be able to post your panel type (Available in service Menu/Option/Type)
i have not noticed it. but any picture weakness can be solved by getting the proper cable. for example when using an hdmi cable use one that supports one 4k and then 60 hz like this one amzn.to/3pILK1r and also if its happening while using the built in apps instead of a device connected to hdmi then go inside picture settings and enable off options.
hello. thanks for watching. I do not know these details exactly as I never personally measured it. but I can estimate by experience that the distance between each leg is about 30 inches. wide enough to fit a slim smaller version sound bar in between. he height of the tv from the table is about 3 inches. high enough to fit a slimer version sound bar under it. and then the wide size of the legs are about 4 to 5 inches. hanks for watching and please subscribe
Hello. I did not tested the airplay feature on this tv but considering that older models have this compstibility. I would have assumed is also available.
this tv comes in 50, 55, 65, 70 and up to 85 inches in size. the one I made the video on is the 50 inch model. learn more at www.samsung.com/us/televisions-home-theater/tvs/crystal-uhd-tvs/50-au8000-crystal-uhd-smart-tv-2021-un50au8000fxza/#specs
@@HernandezAffordableProducts why u buy VA instead of Ips.. which is best n durability. Which is best in screen replacement if it has issues In economic way
glad you asked. it sold for about $599 when it was first released by samsung but right now amazon has a deal for only $450 if you act now. this is a great 4k smart tv with amazing colors. purchase it here amzn.to/3SVdg8O
You people have never seen a plasma. Mine just died and I was forced to buy this thing. It's absolute garbage compared. I'm freaking out because I don't think I can watch TV anymore. I'm going to try returning it but everyone says this is a good one? God help you all because it's bad
hello john. thanks for watching. your feedback is appreciated. as with any product. there are people who like it. others who love it. and even some that hate it. my personal experience is that I am in the middle. I like it enough to decide that I only buy samsung tv. please subscribe.
@Hernandez AffordableProducts thanks and I appreciate it and your right everyone has a opinion and different likes. I did end up returning it and for me it's a night and day difference. Very happy with my new purchase over this.
@Sanatana Infiniti for me even though it sucked and was way more expensive was the lg c1 OLED. So far after much tweaking I really like it. I still miss my plasma but if my plasma was a 10 this LG is a 9.5. But like I said the price is a lot more. So far my main dislike is the anti-reflective screen. It's one of those glossy kinds which sucks in my opinion. I'd rather have a mate screen that doesn't reflect anything but blurred light. This LG reflects things with no distortion.....but here's the thing it's not horrible. Oddly enough they use some kind of darkening anti-reflection on it that anything bright is very dimed. It's clear but dim. If you have a light source behind you you will see it so I had to move a lamp. But as long as you don't have a bright light source behind you you don't see the reflections when the tv is on. It's very hard to describe what I'm saying but it's best to understand in my opinion that no light in direct reflection is the way to go. Overhead behind the tv fine....just don't position anything by the seating area and you should be fine. Definitely check this tv out and give yourself a learning curve because adjusting this thing to what you want will take a few days of fiddling.....too many choices. And to hell with anyone who says this thing is too dark.....in hdr modes, like me you will have to turn some brightness settings down because it's way too bright on default. Otherwise, even though I spent way more over my budget I don't regret it. Compared to every other pos out there this thing made me happy. And someone told me and it rings true....is it the same as plasma? No, but....the slight differences are barely noticeable and the new OLEDs do certain things better than a plasma so it's an even trade at the end of it all. Some things are better. Especially the blacks....blacks are black and there's no bleeding at all of light....like no joke this is an absolute contrast. If your image has true black your screen in that area will be a black hole lol.
Friendly suggestion: Do not cut the box open in case you need to return it. Simply unseal the top. Remove top packing, lay the box on the bed, and slide the remaining contents out. -just sayin :)
Good tip!
You can always box tape the box back ..he's trying to remove the tv safely..I would never put this on my bed and remove it your asking for trouble..I would open it on my floor also .. what if ur removing it on your bed and there's something hung up and scratches the screen? Or it falls off the bed? I'm with this guy ..just saying
I just bought the samsung AU 8000 and its a beautiful TV. Well made. Great picture. Its in a bedroom , so super brightness not needed.
Most tvs now days are about the same. Never undestood the hair splitting comparisons.
Thanks for sharing. you are right. design they all looks similar. what makes the difference is the features inside.
This was great. Thank you. I plan to buy one.
yes. this tv is got a beautiful design. slim and elegant. the picture quality is stunning too.
Hey! I am going to purchase this tv. I am very impressed with the colors and so on.
Good choice!
The groves in the back are for you to insert your cable wires. It’s not decoration. I have the 50 inch and 65 inch.
found that out after lol. thanks for sharing.
@@HernandezAffordableProducts yes, sir. Great review btw. Also, you enable your external device manger?. Go to settings, general, external device manager, then input signal plus. Choose all your HDMI 1,2,and 3. Then will enable your 4K. Loving my tv’s.
Those stripes you see is the cable management. That way its more cleaner when you run those cables
I found that out after the video. it sort of is cool to see that. more so useful when mounted.
hey does this tv look like a 120hz when you turn on smooth motion?... i had a sony tv before with 120hz panel and i loved it ! seems this tv does it too but i wanna make sure before buying one!
it sure does feel like a nice 120 hz. more so when connected to a high end console or pc such as an nvidia rtx card or a ps5 or new xbox since these products work compatible with the q60 features.
No its 60
Yes it have 120hz but native panel is 60hz 120hz make motion more smother..
Bought this tv 2 years ago (august 31 made 2 years officially) and literally about an hour ago it just conked out. Seems to be stuck in a boot cycle and powers on for 3 seconds turns off, and continues. First experience with Samsung TVs and I’m so shocked by the lack of support they have
same thing has happened to me for the last 3 days. i did a reset and now am stuck in reset since the remote is not working anymore and the buttoms seem to have a problem
that is strange. I recommend disconnect power cable from wall. after 10 seconds go ahead and plug it back in. try... if problem continues contact samsung. that sucks.
thanks for sharing your experience with this tv. do a power refresh as mentioned. disconnect power cable from wall for 10 seconds and plug back in and try again
@@HernandezAffordableProducts super strange! Literally 10 minutes after the tv dying out, I checked on forums for fixes to which this was listed, and no luck. Contacted Samsung that night, was told I was out of warranty, and was then connected with a technician. Received a quote the next morning, and the prices were ridiculous. Ive had my eyes on Hisense for some years now but could never push myself to go with anything other than ‘top brands’ (Samsung, Sony etc). Made the jump, and got a U6G and honestly, 3 days in and I’m actually super happy with it, and I feel in some ways (dare I say) actually better than the tu8000
@@xxdjayy721xx I had the same issue you had with TV. But the model I had was ""UN50TU8000FXZA" I took it to a repairman diagnosed and said the panel went. Crazy part is I only had the TV for a year and a half.
Correction:
The TV doesn't use 5G WiFi. It uses 5Ghz WiFi which is a different thing.
thanks for the correction. you are correct. it connects using the ghz on the wifi side compared to older models. thanks for posting the correction.
I have that tv it’s my favorite tv
glad you like it too
I want the Sony A80J but for now I'll take this. thanks
good to know. this is a good smart tv
@@HernandezAffordableProducts thanks but: I buy yesterday the 55 AU8000 and I return it today, have some weird noise on the back when is turn off, maybe defective, but the true I don't like the colors etc, too grey, I'll see if I go to spend more on OLED. Also I discover the 55 is too big for me, funny the 55 inch is more cheaper than the 50 inch in my country (there's a deal on the 55), so I'll go for a 48 OLED. thanks again.
@@JohnSmith-zl8rz its OK I guess. Going with OLED is a better color choice for sure.,
I replaced the main board on the 65" AU 8000 (UN65AU8000FXZC). The main board was previously used on a 50" TV and should to be reconfigured. Would you be able to post your panel type (Available in service Menu/Option/Type)
Love to but can't just open it for that. I best way to order parts is through Samsung. With serial number they have internal parts detail
Great Video 😃
Glad you enjoyed it
We're getting our one today
awesome. this tv provides crystal clear picture. uhd details are sharp. super fast interface too hehe.
@@HernandezAffordableProducts yep it's perfect for those couch day 👌
Does anybody notice the flickering on the screen? How does one stop that?
i have not noticed it. but any picture weakness can be solved by getting the proper cable. for example when using an hdmi cable use one that supports one 4k and then 60 hz like this one amzn.to/3pILK1r and also if its happening while using the built in apps instead of a device connected to hdmi then go inside picture settings and enable off options.
what's the distance between the two legs and what's the length of the leg itself?
hello. thanks for watching. I do not know these details exactly as I never personally measured it. but I can estimate by experience that the distance between each leg is about 30 inches. wide enough to fit a slim smaller version sound bar in between. he height of the tv from the table is about 3 inches. high enough to fit a slimer version sound bar under it. and then the wide size of the legs are about 4 to 5 inches. hanks for watching and please subscribe
@@HernandezAffordableProducts thanks
There no Video & Audio to play old video games ? 🤔
this tv can be used with a console or a desktop. using the hdmi connection should be perfect for display video and get audio
I lost the remote to this tv 😢
come on now. such an awesome tv lol
Just got mine today is this 2022 model? 🇳🇬
yes is one of the newest model
Hi abit outdated question , isit good to play with ps5 ?
this tv is perfect for console gameplay not pc but it would look good on both ps5 and xbox
Pour Google assistant intégrée ? Merci infiniment pour votre réponse
yes google and alexa support
The “design” in the back of the tv is for cable management purposes.
Didn’t watch it all the way thru, you did mention it around 9:50. My apologies
great point. i was actually doing a first impression so learning as I go
@@HernandezAffordableProducts yeah it’s useful to have if you want your setup to look clean without any wires standing out.
price of 50 inch?
prices change all the time. click on the link I put on the video description to find out the current selling point.
Hi! Is it Airplay ready?
Hello. I did not tested the airplay feature on this tv but considering that older models have this compstibility. I would have assumed is also available.
About how big is this in Inches
this tv comes in 50, 55, 65, 70 and up to 85 inches in size. the one I made the video on is the 50 inch model. learn more at www.samsung.com/us/televisions-home-theater/tvs/crystal-uhd-tvs/50-au8000-crystal-uhd-smart-tv-2021-un50au8000fxza/#specs
Is it VA panel or ips?
VA
@@HernandezAffordableProducts why u buy VA instead of Ips.. which is best n durability. Which is best in screen replacement if it has issues In economic way
How much 50 inches tv
glad you asked. it sold for about $599 when it was first released by samsung but right now amazon has a deal for only $450 if you act now. this is a great 4k smart tv with amazing colors. purchase it here amzn.to/3SVdg8O
You people have never seen a plasma. Mine just died and I was forced to buy this thing. It's absolute garbage compared. I'm freaking out because I don't think I can watch TV anymore. I'm going to try returning it but everyone says this is a good one? God help you all because it's bad
hello john. thanks for watching. your feedback is appreciated. as with any product. there are people who like it. others who love it. and even some that hate it. my personal experience is that I am in the middle. I like it enough to decide that I only buy samsung tv. please subscribe.
@Hernandez AffordableProducts thanks and I appreciate it and your right everyone has a opinion and different likes. I did end up returning it and for me it's a night and day difference. Very happy with my new purchase over this.
I just bought this and it's very pixelated. It's bother me so much to watch it. I will have to return it tomorrow. What new tv did you buy?
@Sanatana Infiniti for me even though it sucked and was way more expensive was the lg c1 OLED. So far after much tweaking I really like it. I still miss my plasma but if my plasma was a 10 this LG is a 9.5. But like I said the price is a lot more.
So far my main dislike is the anti-reflective screen. It's one of those glossy kinds which sucks in my opinion. I'd rather have a mate screen that doesn't reflect anything but blurred light. This LG reflects things with no distortion.....but here's the thing it's not horrible. Oddly enough they use some kind of darkening anti-reflection on it that anything bright is very dimed. It's clear but dim. If you have a light source behind you you will see it so I had to move a lamp. But as long as you don't have a bright light source behind you you don't see the reflections when the tv is on. It's very hard to describe what I'm saying but it's best to understand in my opinion that no light in direct reflection is the way to go. Overhead behind the tv fine....just don't position anything by the seating area and you should be fine.
Definitely check this tv out and give yourself a learning curve because adjusting this thing to what you want will take a few days of fiddling.....too many choices. And to hell with anyone who says this thing is too dark.....in hdr modes, like me you will have to turn some brightness settings down because it's way too bright on default.
Otherwise, even though I spent way more over my budget I don't regret it. Compared to every other pos out there this thing made me happy. And someone told me and it rings true....is it the same as plasma? No, but....the slight differences are barely noticeable and the new OLEDs do certain things better than a plasma so it's an even trade at the end of it all. Some things are better. Especially the blacks....blacks are black and there's no bleeding at all of light....like no joke this is an absolute contrast. If your image has true black your screen in that area will be a black hole lol.