CU7000 VS CU8000 should you spend more money?

[@sloppy1hundred]

I work at Best Buy and love your reviews. We don't get much cross training so I have to rely on KZbin channels... great job 👍

[@TechSteve]

Thanks, happy to help. Maybe the San Diego location will show me some love but they don’t even though i have bought over 20 TVs from one of the locations and they couldn’t care less.

[@johnlewinski6359]

My 2019 Samsung has dark areas so Im thinking of replacing it with the CU8000- is it worth getting Protection Plan for $80

[@TechSteve]

That’s a personal preference

[@johnlewinski6359]

@@TechSteve Well my screen just got dark on my 2019.

[@TechSteve]

If you don’t feel comfortable buy the warranty, I review TVs so I don’t use them enough to predict how long they will last. If they fail which hasn’t happened i just recycle them and move on. It’s different for consumers

[@TheVistaGroup]

Hey Tech Steve, I purchased the CU8000 over the 7000 thanks to this review. I have an AV receiver with L+R+C speakers, so the difference in sound EQ doesn't apply this time around. Thank you for calling that out.

[@mrvggl]

For me it was easy choice. Just save money and go for CU7000 as I am coming to this tv world from my current hd tv 😊

[@Forrest_O.]

Thank you for the review. I prefer the CU7000 as the CU8000’s saturation is too much for me and the CU7000’s sound quality is way better, but that’s my opinion.

[@Revolver1981]

Most people have soundbars or home theater systems so sound quality is irrelevant.

[@900ug]

@@Revolver1981 well it certainly does matter. i would disagree. the average person relies on the sound from the TV itself. very much so relevant. not everyone can afford an extra sound system.

[@Revolver1981]

@@900ug You really need a soundbar these days to take advantage of the different audio codecs. What's the point of having a TV with Dolby Atmos without a proper sound system?

[@silentreaper372-xr4nh]

still irrelevant@@Revolver1981

[@theyouth2000]

Thanks for the review. My mom is considering to get one of both models for her home. Your review pretty much sums up the CU7000 more than delivers what she expects in her day-to-day viewing experience, so there isn't need to shell out slightly more for the CU8000.

[@RayanPersian6366]

If you listen carefully CU8000 has a better sound quality with less distortion. The CU7000 saturation can be easily adjusted to match the 8000's. The major difference that you didn't mention is CU7000 has almost double contrast ratio so it can reproduce much more details in dark areas. On the other hand, CU8000 has about 20 percent higher brightness which results in a better HDR. CU8000 also feature a better upscaling, makes FHD contents look better and sharper, while CU7000 has a lower response time which improves gaming experience and watching sport. All and all it comes to personal taste. Me personally care about contrast a lot so it's Cu7000 for me.

[@AutomaticDuck300]

On Amazon in my country, the 8000 is 10 dollars more. So I may as well go for that one.

[@TeteuCarvalho]

Thanks for the review! I'm from Brazil and I didn't find absolutely no video comparing the two televisions, then I found you! Thanks😊

[@TechSteve]

You’re welcome

[@2462631418]

Good day Steve. I am a person who has low vision. I was in the market for a TV for my computer setup. Because of your reviews I was able to select a TV that was right for my needs. I

[@MeganStidham-t3x]

great comparison! thank you! was looking for one like this after having some buying guilt from buying the CU8000.

[@AutomaticDuck300]

Buyers remorse?

[@FagatronUchiha]

Thanks for the upload, I was told tvs are going on sale this upcoming semester and get one

[@tjessem81]

Thank you Steve. I am looking at both these TV's, and the CU7000 is actually $185 more expensive than the CU8000 (in Norway), so thanks to this video, I know which one I will get 🙂

[@harunsenkardes9107]

Hi Bro, did you buy CU8000? If so, what size and are you satisfied???

[@Love369A]

Very well presented comparison. You helped me decide finally. Thank you alot i am a subscriber now

[@TechSteve]

Thanks

[@thenexus818]

Thank you so much for the comparison!!! I really appreciate it, as I was on the fence about these two TVs.

[@TechSteve]

You’re welcome, happy to help

[@gregn2909]

Looking for a 50-55 inch around $600 to use as a PC monitor in a bright room. Either of these fit the bill? It seems like the 50" Q60B might be the best bang for the buck?

[@TechSteve]

Go with the Q60B

[@michaelbeckerman7532]

No, neither of those TVs actually, and not the Q60B either. All of those TVs uses a BGR subpixel layout as opposed to the RGB subpixel layout that traditional computer monitors use. This means that any fine lines or small text that appears on that screen will likely have a blurry edge or halo around it that will make it hard on the eyes. That blurry text can lead to eye strain or eye fatigue over an extended period of time. You are much better off to go with the Sony X75K or X80K that both use a RGB subpixel layout that provides a far crisper display of small text and fine lines (often found in word processing apps and in spreadsheets). If you are looking for a large-format TV to use as a computer monitor those two Sony models are always two of your very best choices for that reason.

[@robertmackie3104]

I just ordered the CU8000 but I know the speakers are 20watts and I wear hearing aid so I was thinking of getting an all in one soundbar with qsymphony and that center speaker for voice clarity. What do you think about the Samsung 3.0 HW-S50B?

[@harunsenkardes9107]

Hi Steve, here in my homeland Turkey, 65CU8500 and 70CU7100 models are at the same price. Which one would you recommend? Should I buy 70CU7100 or 65CU8500? Thank you in advance for answering.

[@Herolindi_]

iS Samsung UE55CU7172 worth it for 400 $

[@samis4660]

Can they do timeshift or record a live broadcast to a USB drive?

[@carlosrobert9901]

What is better the Du8000 or Cu7000??? Which one is the latest one?Also how is the Au8000 comparing? Im confused on which is the latest and the sequence

[@StefanStefantt]

I think it is necessary to mention that cu8000 has multi view only in America. The rest of the world only gets it from cu8500 or higher. When I got mine I wanted to look how to enable it and didn't find it in Europe, only to find out that it is available only on 8000 models in the US 😅.

[@johnroberson8570]

Could you please let me know if the CU8000 has any issues connecting to Bluetooth earbuds?

[@markej4801]

Thanks for the good review of these two seemingly identical TVs. your thoughts make it easier to consider one versus the other!

[@TechSteve]

The cu8000 has voice remote

[@dietman]

I have the Samsung m8 monitor at home, if I were to turn on my monitor with the m8 remote, will it also turn on these Samsung tvs in close proximity?

[@ROCKnROLL1406]

I enjoy your reviews, they are informative and helpful. I have a 42" Toshiba TV that's starting to show it's 'wear & tear" and I'm looking to replace it. Like the saying goes, "Go Big or Go Home". I 've been looking at the 65" Samsung CU7000 Crystal TVs and your reviews have been helpful. Thank You

[@GaggleofDoozies]

My 27" Toshiba I bought 15 years ago just died tonight 😞.......I looking to buy this 8000.

[@JackVogel2024]

Which one has deeper blacks? It's like the only thing I wanna know! In low light conditions that will have a greater effect on colours than processing, at least when they so alike in every other aspect

[@RayanPersian6366]

7000 has almost double contrast and much deeper blacks

[@ericweiss9445]

You mentioned in the video that CU8000 85 inch has 4 HDMI ports. But the specs I found only listed 3

[@kapohimura8721]

Does the 7000 has the same input lag as the 8000?

[@caedmega]

Thank you very much for your video. This was most accurate video to understand the differences between these two tv screens.

[@paulcanniff4308]

for me it just comes down to sizes. because with the 7000 series you have more sizes to choose from. with the 8000 you just get all the same old sizes like 55 65 75 85 and you don't get the 50 60 70 like you get on the 7000. I live in a small apartment so being able to have the exact screen size that I need is important.

[@TechSteve]

The cu8000 has voice control and some other features tho

[@seanmichael7714]

Thanks for the great video as of now I'm picking up a 75-inch from Costco and the colors for the 8000 seems great but I'm getting that 7000 for my budget and I think I'm going to love it wish me luck! and thanks again for the great video! 😀👍

[@alarce5384]

Thx for your reviews. I’m still so so confused. Lol. Subtle differences and preferences you say. I’ve watched your reviews on other Samsungs. Viewing angle is a factor in my case. What kind of panels give the widest viewing angle? Is the TU690T of a different panel design I’m in North America. I’m need a 43” for the space in question. I just returned a Hisense A65H. The picture was horrible compared to my AU8000 or Q69. I was really surprised and dissatisfied. I did research too. Your opinion is welcomed.

[@javeangale6053]

Hello Steve. I wish to ask between TU 7000 Series and CU 8000 series which is best ?

[@TechSteve]

I think I made that video already, search the channel

[@BanditsBest686]

anyone did the 20pt color calibrations on each model then compared colors? I know the color calibrations u get online arent for every TV(has to be done on each tv on its own personally) but it sure does make colors pop, and teaches you what junk settings to turn off such as the smooth motion garbage thats enabled by default on most modern tvs.

[@darwingamer4570]

Hello steve I want to ask a question, I planning on buying samsung 55bu8000 but sony x74k also costs the same as bu8000 in my country, so i wanted to ask which of these two should I buy,

[@TechSteve]

You’re asking about 2 models that I haven’t reviewed

[@darwingamer4570]

@@TechSteve oh ok

[@matthewvaladez8209]

My x80 k broke lol screen is messed up for some reason. Loved that tv Would a cu8000 be a big step down? I’ve watched your comparison video an it did seem like preference. Or should I go with the tcl Q7

[@madman671000]

Thanks for the video, made me decide on the CU8000B

[@ralphporter6006]

Hello there, luv your videos but now I have a question, maybe you can help. I just got a 50" CU7000B but no-one can tell me anything about the "B" including the chat staff at Samsung... (sad right). The guy at Best Buy said it's a 2023 version (as far as he knows), can you help? Thank You .. Dragon

[@MrTuskegee1]

The “B” is for Walmart “D” is from Costco

[@ralphporter6006]

@@MrTuskegee1 Thank you as it seems the host didn't want to answer my question, or maybe I did it wrong.

[@abdonasri1297]

hi steve what's the better between tcl p745 and smasung cu 7000

[@TechSteve]

The TCL isn't a USA model, I know nothing about it. You can try www.displayspecifications.com/en

[@abdonasri1297]

@@TechSteve thanks steve but i think Samsung screen is not supported dolby vison and Dolby Atmos and wild color gamma and I don't know if that would make much of a difference in the picture

[@megabaneen8057]

Excellent work.Like how tv has speakers don't have to buy sound bar out of the box. I like the CU8000 Does these contain usb 3 ports and can you play media from usb?

[@hamzasat]

Is it ok to keep the film that came with the TV and it's covering the screen? Please someone answer me because I would like to keep it on the screen while I'm using it?

[@TechSteve]

Why, it’s not like a cellphone

[@hamzasat]

@@TechSteve I know 😂 but we have a lot of flying bugs in my area, and they stain screens with their popo, and since the film is not affecting the quality of the picture 🤷

[@TechSteve]

Keep it on if it works for you

[@hamzasat]

@@TechSteve Thanks man 🙏 I was just wondering if it could affect the screen negatively or something?

[@varinder.s497]

Goes samsung qn90 b as compared to Sony x90 k ?

[@dshawnspjute6305]

Actually he should do the qn90b vs the x95k that would make alot more sense!

[@TheLaptopMan1]

Ive heard that the CU8000 has very little bass to the point where its barely enjoyable to watch things. Is this true?

[@TechSteve]

Get a Soundbar

[@germainefranco3256]

Hello Steve, How do you use the ambient mode on the Cu8000. I can’t seem to figure it out?

[@barisgalipoglu4827]

No ambient mode on those tvs and dont know why Steve said thete is an ambient mode on cu8000

[@TechSteve]

@barisgalipoglu4827 thanks for watching

[@bill9989]

What's the deal with no numbers on the remote? I have a 46" Samsung from just a few years ago and my remote has the numbers and many dedicated control keys that this doesn't have. I'm looking for a 55-58" Samsung and this might be a deal breaker. Can anyone comment who has this?

[@TechSteve]

Just buy this, it works on new Samsung TVs amzn.to/46rWjbX

[@tjessem81]

Hello Steve. Can I please steal a moment of your time? I am on a budget, and want to buy myself a 55" TV. I am currently looking at TV's like Samsung CU7000 and CU8000. I can stretch my budget some, and look at TV's like Samsung Q60B, Q70B, Q80B and Q60C. What would you recommend? I use my TV for some light gaming (some GTA5 and RDR2), movies and TV-shows. What about other brands? Are there better TV's out there that are better than Samsungs, within the same price range? Thank you for your time.

[@GuangQuan]

do you have a video that talks about the differences between CU8000 and CU8500 ?

[@barrywilliams606]

Hello Tech Steve. Which one is better at motion handling?

[@paulmoore5707]

This and HDR are my biggest questions. I don't know where to find the answer.

[@g319]

Is it qled or crystal uhd? Header says uhd, inside tv qled name coming!!

[@kwsthsmanousakis9251]

worth a replace a au9000 for a cu7000? or anything better for about 700bucks

[@MonicaPerez-yf8nc]

Hi! I’m interested in figuring out on the CU7000 on how to change the resolution setting 4k to 1080p. I searched through all the settings options and and Google searches for any tips and can’t seems to find the right answer? Have you looked into that?

[@mikeham5465]

Wonderful comparison thanks

[@TechSteve]

You’re welcome

[@chandrusa3285]

What panel used both?

[@iMr.Jetpacks]

VERY GOOD VIDEO BROTHER 👏🏾

[@marvincalara5971]

Hi Steve, is it possible to manually adjust the color of the 7000 to equal that of the 8000?

[@demetrioscharalambous-ck7bm]

I know you asked Steve this question, but as a person who owns both models I've noticed that you can calibrate the colors on the 7000 to look very similar to the cu8000, but no matter what the 8000 is going to have more richer saturation

[@TechSteve]

Why not just get the 8000 instead of messing around with the settings.

[@demetrioscharalambous-ck7bm]

@TechSteve to be fair the 8000 is over $100 more and not in everyone's budget 🙉

[@TechSteve]

@demetrioscharalambous-ck7bm be patient and buy what really works for you. Budget yourself

[@demetrioscharalambous-ck7bm]

@@TechSteve agreed

[@AdrDian]

well done sir, a very well explained

[@ytr634]

No one seems to know the difference between the CU 8000 and the CU 8000B. Can you explain it???

[@TechSteve]

Never heard of a B, sometimes retailer gets different models made so they don’t have to price match

[@Dr1Ahmed]

I got cu7000 and can't cast videos via smart things app like what i was doing in my old lg tv via lg thinq Any solution to this?

[@TechSteve]

I never had an issues plus it has wifi direct. Make sure it’s on the same wifi freq

[@christianhoos3116]

Get a chrome cast or get an Apple TV . Apple TV will be more expensive but will satisfy you for years to come.

[@Dr1Ahmed]

@TechSteve i didn't mean screen mirroring dear i mean casting; i can do anything on the mobile phone while casting a movie to tv Is there an option in smart things to do that?

[@LilYaz001]

what was the car game shown at 5.01?

[@paulerlingheuser8453]

Hdr is pretty much useless on these tvs? Only 250 nits i hear which is barely noticeable?

[@ElMehdiIBRAHIMI]

Great review thanks a lot

[@xeno_dork]

Hey Steve, between what’s in stock at my local Best Buy, do you think I should get the CU7000 or the AU8000?

[@TechSteve]

I haven’t compared them

[@darshankhatri2737]

@@TechSteve Can you please compare them? I am also trying to buy and confused between them

[@TechSteve]

I have alot of other videos to make 1st

[@sayank8830]

CU8000 and BU8000 almost the same? Just model year difference?

[@TechSteve]

I would assume but they didn’t sell the BU8000 in the United States

[@clansman81eg]

Avoid BU8000 at all costs, was laggy & had tons of manufacturing defects, CU8000 should be much better

[@semperfi978]

I just bought cu7000 65 inch and I noticed right off the bat the sound is kinda low my tv before the cu7000 was 5 years old and at volume 20 is a lot louder then the cu7000 I have to turn up to 60 just hear it

[@TechSteve]

They built them for soundbars

[@semperfi978]

@TechSteve oh ok I wasn't aware so after the new year I get sound bar that works good for cu7000 65 inch tv It has over 5 years since I needed a tv to many options to for samsung and I definitely not in market for a 98 inch neo qled 8k the price was over 10k at best I choose a tv that fits our house hold needs

[@TechSteve]

Just get a basic Samsung and connect to the eARC and it will blow your mind

[@semperfi978]

@TechSteve I definitely will do that my wife wanted a 4,000 water surround sound but my neighbors would want to hear the loudness of it I rather have simple one that I can hear all the things your supposed too

[@TechSteve]

@semperfi978 here’s one for $110 with a subwoofer amzn.to/48xi4Iw

[@PRTWINCAM]

this made my decisions so much easier you never disappoint me every Samsung TV I have got is because of you thanks to your wonderful awesome reviews, you are straight to the point and honest..thank you

[@TechSteve]

You’re welcome

[@jordankelly5545]

If I understand correctly, the cu 8000 is warmed up of the 7000 but with damn saturated images so not natural. In other words, we buy a more saturated hdr??

[@TechSteve]

It’s your choice, I’m showing the difference

[@TarunPurohit02]

Hello , i have a question. The official website of Samsung says its 50hz display

[@TechSteve]

I’m in America different tvs

[@BackwardTravisty]

I have the 7000. Does the 8000 remote [mic] work on the 7000?

[@TechSteve]

Nope

[@maxchroma07]

Hi,, can you make a video review for Samsung 55" Crystal UHD 4K CU8100 Smart TV, thanks.....

[@prithvisuresh3349]

Hi Steve, Great review! I'm new to this so apologies if this is redundant, but what's the difference between the TU7000 vs CU7000?

[@Ih1211]

I think cu7000 is newer model

[@xboxgamerz22]

​@@Ih1211yes it a new one

[@sergiodominguez3212]

Great Video. Thank you.

[@nickknight5543]

The 8000 is $50 cheaper than the 7000 at my local Best Buy. Getting the 8000.

[@suryopras]

is that Va vs ips?

[@janolesen8938]

I have the 8000. Compared to the 6 year old Samsung model, that gave up on me, I am not impressed. This tv is very very slow when changing between channels. Sometimes up to 7 seconds. The old model from 6 years ago was instantly. And the old model was the same price range, (forget model number) so Samsung moved backwards it seems 🤷‍♂️

[@jameshunter3037]

I just now ordered the CU8000B, partly because of this review, it should be here tomorrow. hope it lasts longer than my 2018 LG & 2019 TCL. anyone use it for gaming?

[@marydewar2127]

Can you do a review on the cu7000 vs the lg ur9000?

[@TechSteve]

Maybe later

[@jeanbethencourt1506]

Samsung vs LG: Battle of the Budget TV's

[@darkbornelines4587]

Does anyone have a problem with, the screen turning black a few seconds while playing games??? It happens on the hdmi 1 socket but not the other hdmi 2.

[@deraw94]

Sounds like you have a defective hdmi port because mine does not do that

[@navinprasad3091]

Hello sir, CU8000 what panel used? VA or IPS

[@TechSteve]

All sizes are VA

[@navinprasad3091]

@@TechSteve thank you sir

[@edwardfrawley4345]

Hello Steve thank you for another great video! I’d like to add on a different note that the Sony 50-X80K I bought a couple months ago on impulse was just a teeny bit disappointing for me. I had no idea that a google TV meant it’s a google TV. I had to go through all the jumps and hoops and enter passwords and all that stuff. Technical question out of curiosity does the CU8000 blow my Sony out of the water? It would be upsetting if I had to trade it in for a non-google TV. Plus the fact my wife might be very upset! 😎

[@TechSteve]

Here’s your answer kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHfbc6ybabmSgbs

[@thewalkingjed4893]

What size of bolts fit in the back of the TV for a wall-mount?

[@TechSteve]

M8

[@GarvKamra]

Whats the ram and rom on cu8000

[@lonelyrebel_]

i just wanna tv that will recognize my hard drive without having to format it. i had an old hard drive and formatted that one, just to test it. but when i plug it back into my samsung tablet, it needs to be formatted again in order to read. so once i format it again and plug it into the tv, the result is the same. and around and around we go.

[@TechSteve]

Setup a local plex server

[@matthewvaladez8209]

Is this basically the new versions of the Samsung tu7000/8000? Since the tu7000 is like 2019 software but still sold like it’s brand new. Or is it more in the AU series line? Samsung confuses me with their series of TVs. Not sure if this is its own line up or new version following the TU/AU series

[@TechSteve]

It’s now edgelit panels, thinner and some new software technology

[@simondo89]

I’ll be honest I’m on my 3rd CU7100 and I’m getting a refund constant screen issues id avoid this model like the plague and tbh I won’t be buying a Samsung again until they sort the quality control out, Just got myself an LG B2 at an incredible price

[@TechSteve]

Great that you found one that works for you

[@gthisgirliswild]

So is the cu7000 50inch 120 hrtz or 60??

[@TechSteve]

60Hz

[@enisemini2282]

no matter what the difference is, nothing is being understood, mainly the two are working very cleanly...NICE..

[@Johnny82Utah]

Do either support dolby vision?

[@TechSteve]

Samsung does support dolby vision on any model

[@Johnny82Utah]

@@TechSteve it's gotta be my 10 year old Yamaha receiver then. Thanks for the vid and answer.

[@superman65412]

Hi steve, which model would you prefer personally? Especially if the cu7000 is 200 bucks cheaper? Also do you think its comparable to x80k? Or do you think x80 is way better?

[@aminehiani1153]

Hi Steve, thanks for the comparison. Is the image quality better in the CU8000?

[@TechSteve]

Isn’t that what the video is for?

[@TechSteve]

@@deeser286 that wasn’t my intention, but I work hard to provide these details in the videos i create

[@arkin5854]

I like the cu8000. I'm planning for a 65" size. At the same time I'm considering 65" frame 2022 model... can you help me out Sir?

[@MrJnapkid]

Doesn't the cu7000 have 3 HDMI 2.1 ports ?

[@TechSteve]

No it’s a 60Hz TV HDMI 2.0 is all it needs

[@k4nek151]

I just got the cu7000 and I’m actually thinking about return it and get the cu8000 the reason is this 4:42 u can see how the 7000 looks darker and that’s what I’m disappointed I had a tu8000 2020 and for me it looked better i been trying to fix the colors and all but they just don’t do it for me

[@TechSteve]

I would get the Q60C

[@saucyx4]

Boost the color and brightness settings?

[@xboxgamerz22]

​@@TechSteveis cu60c is better that cu7000 right

[@rellionclark5649]

Thank you soo much I have a garge amd even though I want the best of the best I think I will be super happy with the 7000 ty soo much h

[@nimajneb6650]

You said the Tv is 60HZ but I was looking at buying this tv and on the Samsung website under specs it says refresh rate is 50hz... ??

[@TechSteve]

I’m in the United States

[@nimajneb6650]

@@TechSteve and...

[@TechSteve]

Sorry I assumed you knew the tv and electronic grid www.oaktreeproducts.com/img/product/description/List%20of%20Worldwide%20AC%20Voltages.pdf The standard in the United States is 120V and 60Hz AC electricity. The standard in Australia is 220V and 50Hz AC electricity. The standard in Canada is 120V and 60Hz AC electricity.

[@nimajneb6650]

@@TechSteve no I mean the refresh rate you said its 60 but when I'm looking on my amazon it says 50 refresh rate. Which is strange because that dosent exist. Do you think its an error

[@snowbunny426]

Are those hdmi 2.1

[@TechSteve]

Nope

[@snowbunny426]

@@TechSteve i was going to consider either but after looking at much comments I think I will go with the LG QNED instead what do you think about that tv for gaming Xbox 360 and PS4 or 5 ? I'm looking for three things brightness loudness and qualifying gaming quality

[@borg386]

No A/V OUT?

[@randallsmith2521]

Awesome, I've been looking for this video. It looks like there isn't as much difference picture wise between the CU7000/CU8000 as there was between the TU7000/AU8000. I'll be interested in seeing these guys against the upcoming Sony X77L as well was the LG UR75 and UR9000. I'm impressed with the CU8000. It may end up being in the office in my new house. I'm going to build a faux window since I won't have any windows. A nice thin TV would be ideal.

[@TechSteve]

The colors on the CU8000 blows away the CU7000 on HDR tho

[@randallsmith2521]

@@TechSteve True, but as compared to the differences in the prior generation... We used to refer to the TU7000 as a boomerang because many of them that went out the door came back. We always try to get folks to bump up to the AU8000 if they want Samsung. I don't think the CU7000 will be the same. I'm quite impressed by the gaming performance. The store I work at is in an area where over 50% of customers (it may be as high as 70%) do not have internet service of sufficient speed to support streaming in 1080p (forget HDR). I hear every weekend I work from folks complaining that the best they can get in their area is DirecTV or Dish Network. In that case, HDR isn't a concern (that is changing of course).

[@TechSteve]

I’m spoiled with fiber with 500mbps up and down. I can’t imagine not have it anymore. I feel bad for them

[@michaelbeckerman7532]

@@randallsmith2521 Exactly correct, the TU7000 and AU8000 models are consistently two of the most returned TV's - at any store. This is because people come in and buy them just based on their low price and Samsung's marketing/advertising reach, without first having done any actual research or homework on them at all. Then, they get them home and find out that basically terrible TVs they are a completely letdown/disappointment, at SO many different levels. So, they bring them back and return them. Walk into any store at any time and you are likely to see upwards of a DOZEN Samsung TU7000/AU8000 models available as Open Box items in the back of the store for that exact reason. Now, it looks like the CU7000/CU8000 are reasonable improvements for 2023 over the TU7000/AU8000, but they still aren't anywhere even close to what the Sony X75K is when all features and capabilities are taken into account - at a very similar price point. So many people just assume that they can't ever go wrong by purchasing a Samsung TV. Unfortunately for them, nothing could possibly be further from the truth - and that's STILL the case in 2023.

[@TechSteve]

Also you have to use high quality sources like streaming apps, people are using old 1080p boxes and hope upscaling does miracles. Good in good out

[@sofnaji]

3:53 I like that video too

[@bengoldstein2138]

Is cu8000 still in stores?

[@TechSteve]

Yes

[@docwho10th88]

Another fantastic review for the common man looking for "best bang for your buck" TV's! May I suggest you make a "BEST BANG FOR YOUR BUCK TV"series? Just have 2 or 3 best bang for price TV's for entry level, mid price level and high end level TV's this summer before the holidays?..(I can dream can I?) ha ha...keep up the great work.

[@TechSteve]

Thanks for the suggestion

[@leeallenbeal]

My dad bought me Samsung Tv 50 inch CU7OOOB