Agree with you about the stand. Because it has the wide legs I would need to buy a whole new TV stand. I can't believe they don't just have a middle stand as that would probably accommodate more people.Great TV. And good for the price. Only the stand is not fitting for me.
Anyone know what this model would be called in Germany?
I remember seeing a thread about an actually affordable HDR set from Sony... this does seem a bit pricey.
It actually is KS7090KS7000 mostly likely
Why i have buy a 55X85c in march ? WHY ? ...
93 ms in 4K-HDR , 58 ms in 4K , 33 ms in 1080p... Im so mad... :'(
to make you feel better, an update is coming out next week or some time before PS4pro launched to fix this.
https://us.en.kb.sony.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/75736/p/96174/c/66/kw/game
it also sony so we will have to see what the update does, but at least they officially acknowledge it.
Yep, I have the 55" Curved model in the US (KS8500) and it's fantastic.
Its one downside is that it's an edge-lit TV so there's a little bit of light bleed in darker scenes, but the trade-off is well worth it for a sub-$1,500 tv with 20ms gaming lag, HDR, and the great motion handling of the set (compared to its price range).
Forza Horizon 3 and Gears 4 look fantastic on it with HDR enabled and now I can't wait for the PS4 pro to drop so we can start getting some checkerboard-rendered 4K games with HDR!
Reasoning for that is because the lag measurement tool measures the time from when it sends a signal to when a certain level of brightness appears on screen. HDR mode reaches that brightness level slightly quicker.
so i understand this the KS8000 in NA. What's the difference between this and the KS9000 here in NA? Would it be the same performance just with minor differences?
so i understand this the KS8000 in NA. What's the difference between this and the KS9000 here in NA? Would it be the same performance just with minor differences?
If it doesn't have 3D, I'm out.
Affordable
Typical price: £1099
so i understand this the KS8000 in NA. What's the difference between this and the KS9000 here in NA? Would it be the same performance just with minor differences?
Trying to help my dad pick out a new TV for Black Friday and I'm split between this (KS8000), the Vizio P65, or the Sony X850D. I'm leaning towards the Samsung but he seems to want to go with the Sony based on user reviews. What would you guys recommend?
Thread title needs to be updated to say 'Affordable' in quotes.
or Affordable for millionaires and billionaires.
Thread title needs to be updated to say 'Affordable' in quotes.
or Affordable for millionaires and billionaires.
I had the same problem on the 8500, light bleed was a disaster. Went to the 8000 and it's perfect. No bleed at all. If you're in your return window I'd consider switching if the bleed bothers you.
I've seen a few people share similar experiences but also have read some horror stories of people with crazy light bleed on both models. For me, the panel I have is more than okay and the light bleed is only noticeable when you have white text on a dark screen, which I can easily live with. No issues during full screen content and it's primarily a gaming TV, so I'll make do for now.
I also picked up an extended warranty on mine so if the issue gets worse down the road, I'll still have some recourse.
so i understand this the KS8000 in NA. What's the difference between this and the KS9000 here in NA? Would it be the same performance just with minor differences?
The Samsung KS8000 is a better buy. It is almost as good as the KS9000 on all aspect, it just doesn't get as bright. The price difference is not worth it, so buy the cheaper KS8000.
Also remember, 7000 Series EU = 8000 Series US. It's the "middle" model for EU/Aus/NZ.
My 8000 is a AA02 panel which is said to have better black uniformity also. If it doesn't bother you that's good. Also consider the Luminoodle bias light from Amazon for $20. It really helps the blacks if you watch in a dark rooom and will help hide the bleed also.
Thread title needs to be updated to say 'Affordable' in quotes.
or Affordable for millionaires and billionaires.
I don't trust those lag numbers in HDR mode.
Slightly better picture quality, but not worth the price increase relative to the performance increase.
KS9000 can get a tiny bit brighter and has slightly less motion blur. The overwhelming consensus is that there's no reason to get the 9000 with such a large price difference.
The KS9000 has slightly higher peak brightness and I think the speakers are better. It's up to you if you want to pay a premium over the 8000 for that.
I don't trust those lag numbers in HDR mode.
do you guys know if either model can swivel or not? From pictures it looks like the stand only allows the tv to face forward at all times so you can't angle it to your liking
Double post...sorry
I've been thinking about adding some bias lighting. Thanks for the suggestion on that model!
I've got some Phillips Hue lights in the house as well, so I'm also considering getting one of their LED strips since I could change the color...
Seems unnecessary though...
::Amazon searches Phillips Hue LED Strip::
Deciding between this and the LG C6.
I am aware of the price difference, but they both seem to have pros and cons.
LG has better black levels, but this has lower input lag and higher brightness for HDR.
What would you choose GAF?
Really you don't want anything other than 65k lights, especially if you have a properly calibrated picture. If you use normal or cool it doesn't really matter in that case.
Im more inclined to get the larger, cheaper, Sony 55XD8005 - that also has HDR.
Stupid question, how do you "enable" HDR for example, in Gears of War 4 (both XB or PC)?