Reviews and Problems with Samsung UN55D8000 / UE55D8000 / UA55D8000
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Overall 9
Samsung UN55D8000 Review
Digitaltrends
11 October 2011
Conclusion: There’s nothing else quite like the UN55D8000 TV and its barely visible bezel. The TV makes a big visual statement whether it is turned on or not, and when it is turned...
Pros: Stunning slim bezel and profile, Two pairs of active 3D glasses included, Comprehensive picture adjustment options, Capable of extreme brightness, Excellent color when...
Cons: Brightness uniformity problems, Highly reflective glass panel, Picture settings can’t be copied to other inputs
Excerpt: Over the past few years Samsung have been at the forefront of television design, pushing the boundaries in terms of both technology and aesthetics.
Pros: Excellent out-of-the-box greyscale, Reference greyscale after calibration, Excellent Colour gamut after calibration, Impressive array of calibration controls, Superb v...
Cons: Very uneven backlight uniformity, Undefeatable noise reduction, Poor performance with off-axis viewing, Silver frame is too reflective, HDMI inputs too near the edge o...
Excerpt: In purely aesthetic terms, the Samsung UE55D8000 takes some beating. Forget, briefly, its full-fat specification (Freeview HD and Freesat tuners, 3D with glasses...
Pros: Slim and desirable, lengthy specification, punchy, vibrant pictures from all sources
Cons: Never gets fully to grips with motion, mediocre sound
Conclusion: The D8000 is a superior LED TV aimed at those with an eye for stylish, upmarket tech. Its design is delicious, and its 2D HD performance is just as tasty – although I was...
Excerpt: (FL) Un elegante e sottile televisore 800 Hz Full HD con retroilluminazione a Led davvero completo che, oltre a fornirti ottime prestazioni audio-video, si rivela