Description
Features
- Refresh Rate: 120Hz (Native); Clear Motion Rate 1440 (Effective)
- Backlight: LED (Edge-Lit w/Local Dimming)
- Smart Functionality: Yes - Motion and Voice Control with Built In Pop-up Camera
- Dimensions (W x H x D): TV without stand : 57.1'' x 33.4'' x 4.4'', TV with stand : 57.1'' x 35.1'' x 12.9''
- Inputs: 4 HDMI 2.0, 3 USB, 1 Component, 2 Composite
- Accessories Included: Smart Remote Control, 4 Pairs of 3D Active Glasses (SSG-5150GB)
Customer Reviews
HU9000 Vs HU8550Shopping Guru
** I will be constantly updating this as i get more information**[Updated: May 16, 2014]--------------Update 5/16/14:Now that i have my HU9000 TV, my fear has been realized. Earlier in my longer review i mentioned i got to test the TV in home mode and noticed the picture looked less sharp and a bit washed out with colors not as rich. I thought it may have been their wiring/settings, etc. Well it is less sharp, colors not as rich and any light hitting this thing washes out the pic. This is viewing cable and will test other media later. So far i am not as impressed as i was in store. I also discovered that only the MHL HDMI port has HDCP 2.2 support. I will verify if ARC has it too. You will need HDCP 2.2 if you connect any 4K device that requires copy protection handshake. Also any text across the screen like news tickers are curved. this is a bit strange and perhaps will get use to it in time. I need to play around with settings and do some calibrating and will report back soon. Only had this thing 2 days. There are way too many settings that effect PQ. They really need to make this simple. That whitish logo light on the middle front can be turned off. I sure hope further home testing/calibrating gives me back that wow factor.-----------------------ORIGINAL POST:Here is some information I have collected from my personally odyssey into the complex world of Ultra HD (UHD)/ 4K and my extensive first hand research and analysis and experiences on differences on both the HU8550,HU9000 and other 4K/HDMI 2.0 stuff so you can see what the extra money is buying and find everything you need to make an informed decision. Personally IMHO the HU9000 is the better deal and TV.Read more ›
Extraordinary detail. The next leap forward...Kram Semaj
Amazon arranged speedy and convenient delivery. Unit arrived on time in perfect condition.Pros:It is disconcerting for a television this large to be so light.Picture is extraordinary right out of the box. Colors are vivid, detail is incredible with a 4k source. Upscaled 1080i (cable) looks like true 3d. Incredible depth of detail. Can't wait to see what it can do after calibration.Basic controls are for the most part intuitive.Cons:Despite the curved screen, side views still degrade. Colors wash out to a fleshy beige tone. Best to sit in front of it.Good thing basic controls are intuitive, features like voice activation, gestures, etc. aren't obvious, and documentation is lacking.You need to know how to operate the remotes to find and use the eManual.Update 5/27/2014-Just a brief update after living with the TV for a few weeks. After a professional calibration the picture is improved and better than ever. We turned off most of the sharpness settings and other gimmicks and set the grayscale- the picture is more natural from internet and cable tv sources. Upscaled live sports are just as sharp as full 4k content from Netflix. I do on rare occasion see a few moments of action jitter during live sport or the stock ticker. It always resolves after a few seconds.
I'm truly surprised the glare issue hasn't been addressed by anyone.Chance Wayne
I was planning on purchasing this set from Amazon today but first thought I would see it in person at a local box store. Yes the color was amazing, I loved the almost 3D depth perception and was truly impressed with the up scaling of non 4K material. Not sure if it was the curved screen or advanced technology that seemed to give this set a brilliance less evident on other 4K flat screen TV's on view. But then the screen turned to a full black background and there it was.... any light in the room was reflected on the screen causing a slight cast of an almost rainbow effect running across the set horizontally. At first I figured it wouldn't be an issue because how often does one view a totally black screen? But then I noticed reoccurring light reflections regardless of the screen content. I asked the salesman about it and he said all the new 2014 Samsung models had a reflection problem compared to the 2013 and earlier models. In fact he beamed a flashlight on other sets and all you saw was the white pin light reflected from the bulb. He then shined it on this model and besides the white bulb reflection you now saw three rings of rainbow colors encircling the pin light. Not good. Unfortunately Samsung wanted the set displayed at the entry way of the TV/Audio department where there was an abundance of store lights reflecting off it. Had it been displayed in a darker area I doubt I would have been as aware of its flaw. However I am concerned about what it will look like in my living room on a sunny day. Can anyone who owns the UN65HU9000 model comment on its performance in a well lit room? Thanks.UPDATE:Spoke to a rep at Crutchfield and he said both he and fellow reps instantly noticed the glare/reflection problem upon first viewing this model.Read more ›
Love this TVRobert M. Schlesinger
What an truly amazing TV. It was only delivered 5 days ago and I just love the picture and the TVs capabilities.Here's what I have done so far:Watched DirecTV ... Great picture. I have heard others say they don't see the difference in a 4k TV without 4K content. Not so for me. The 1080p transmissions from DirecTV look great.Watched Blue Ray ... also greatWatched 3D Blue ray. Also great. Some have said that the active glasses are a negative. I did not find that so.Hooked up my android and my windows tablet to the TV through an HDMI port. Worked flawlessly.Set up my phone (Samsung also) to mirror on the screen. Worked great.Watched video from my desktop computer hooked up wirelessly through Samsun-Link. Worked greatListened to amazon Music wirelessly through the Samsung sound barWatched 4K video from both YouTube and NetflixI have pretty much done all the things I wanted to do as part of the "Test it out" phase.I have no dead pixels; no ghosting; no banding; no flash lighting; no problems except some glare.The glare is a problem since the TV is located in a room with lots of windows. During the day pulling some shades solves the problem. At night it's not an issue.This is a great TV
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