In the left video, Auto Low Latency Mode is on, so it is smoother, allowing the gamer to play more easily.

The motion performance is generally good for an LCD TV, with the use of a 50Hz refresh rate making sense in the UK.Low-frequency presence is modest, but what bass activity the Samsung generates is at least properly controlled and polite. Since this is a Samsung TV there’s no Dolby Vision, but the 50Hz panel means the BU8500 can’t handle 4K/120Hz and VRR either. After the 14-day period you can still cancel your insurance, but no refund will be given on monthly policies. This is a 4K LED screen, powered by Samsung’s ‘Crystal 4K’ processor and with support for HLG and HDR10+ standards of HDR (we’re used to Samsung refusing to offer support for Dolby Vision, but it never stops being galling). There’s a gap between the bottom of the screen and the surface the TV’s standing on for a reason, it turns out.

When it comes to actually watching HDR content, the overall picture looks natural and nicely detailed, with suitably saturated images. A surcharge equal to the amount of the discount you received will apply if you do not recycle or have your product ready for recycling.Basic it may be, but the 43-inch UE43BU8500 is still a 4K TV from the best-known TV manufacturer in the world. Like a symphony orchestra, your Samsung TV can collaborate in synergy with your soundbar to deliver amazing surround sound. There’s a little coarsening of skin-tones and a hint of jaggedness to the more difficult edges, but by and large the BU8500 remains eminently watchable. Samsung HDR TV technology uncovers all the finest details, even in the darkest and brightest scenes.

If you don’t fancy that option, though, and would rather stand your new TV on a surface, the Samsung’s feet are usefully close together, so your surface needn’t be as wide as the screen itself. The Samsung Health app lets you enjoy free premium classes, start new wellness routines and even get the whole household moving with family challenges – all from the comfort of your home. The BU8500 is no exception and includes sufficient processing power for the platform to be responsive, intuitive and easy to navigate using its full-screen home page. Certainly it’s hard to argue with the Samsung BU8500's 4K HDR specification (albeit without Dolby Vision), a trio of HDMI inputs, voice-control, two (count ‘em! And the lack of Dolby Vision HDR is still just as annoying here as it is with other, more expensive Samsung televisions.

Realmente todos estos detalles lo llevan a ser una opción interesante, sobre todo si lo encuentras en oferta, rebaja, promoción o descuento. The 65in model is only 26mm deep and sits on a pair of feet that can be made into a stand by adding a plastic cover. In every significant area of picture-making, the Samsung’s never less than competitive – and its backlighting is beautifully implemented, which helps the impression of quality no end. By proceeding to purchase and take advantage of this promotion, you accept the following: The trade-up discount you receive is an incentive to recycle and to purchase a new Samsung appliance, laptop, monitor or television; it is not a trade-in value for the product you are recycling. inputs – there’s compatibility with the ALLM and HGiG aspects of next-gen games console specification, but there's no support for AMD FreeSync, which is a step backwards from last year's Samsung AU9000.

Getting a picture balance you’re happy with from the Samsung BU8500 is just a bit fiddlier than it should be, especially given the relative lack of set-up options available here – but perseverance will be well-rewarded.

The feet provide solid support and create sufficient clearance beneath the screen to install a soundbar. Importantly, the BU8500 handles films in 24p or games in 60Hz without introducing judder or other issues. Ambos son televisores casi gemelos en características, por lo que elegir uno u otro dependerá de cual encuentres más barato. Consider which cover meets your needs, the length of policy, the type of cover and the cost of the excess and payment terms.