Yeah 8 bit panels are not as good as 10 bit and TVs with them are not certified as ultra HD premium.
I doubt the average joe could even tell the difference. Also there is very little HDR content around
AzNDeals
29 Sep 16#32
To be honest, I doubt I personally will notice a difference; I am currently still using a 10 year old Samsung Plasma!
ItsRoo
29 Sep 16#31
Bought thanks :smiley: although the reading the comments now in getting buyers remorse, 8bit instead of 10bit and upscaling to HDR? Have I bought a decent bit of kit or is this not as good as it should be?
keith0kane
29 Sep 16#29
all samsung tvs from 2015 got an update to provide HDR i can confirm this as my tv got the update and i can now use HDR
mark333 to keith0kane
29 Sep 16#30
You mean it upscales to HDR
kiish
29 Sep 16#28
This or Hisense?
afroylnt
29 Sep 161#25
Needs to be marked hdr ultra premium I think for true hdr support. For which I think you need a 10 bit panel.
mark333 to afroylnt
29 Sep 16#27
This is what Samsung tech said to me .
mark333
29 Sep 16#26
It does but it's the 7000 series that's full HDR. I was told premium tv . Also Argos website says it's a 10 bit panel and that's wrong also. Using this tv with Netflix HDR my tv is very blurry . Hope that helps
mark333
29 Sep 16#22
I have the 55 inch version of this and was told by Samsung tech they are not HDR. Can't understand why they can get away with it
iz123456789 to mark333
29 Sep 161#24
what do you mean?
it says HDR in the title?
im confused lol
MJ10
28 Sep 16#19
Anyone looking to buy from Groupon should note there is 5% Quidco cashback just started!
linhang90 to MJ10
29 Sep 16#23
Topcashback says 9.4% cashback ends in 3 days
ajcroskery
28 Sep 16#21
Seems like there are a lot of good to deals at the moment! I'm holding on to my old chunky Toshiba 40 inch until I actually have devices/internet speed that will output at 4K...
iz123456789
28 Sep 16#20
if it was or under £500 but for 55" model then i would of got it in a heart beat. will buy 2 actually... but for now i will wait (waiting games begins now)
Decharvinator
28 Sep 16#17
Anybody know how this compares to the KU6400 49" Version. Why do they make the model numbers so complicated. I guess the 6400 is better as it is a higher (number wise) model? Does the 6400 have a 10bit panel? Thanks in advance
robj73 to Decharvinator
28 Sep 16#18
Think the 6400 has Bluetooth and higher pqi, there's is probably other features but I got bored researching so think I'm going for the 6400, for £569. It'll be an improvement
on my 10 yr old 32" acer no matter what
linhang90
28 Sep 161#16
£519 at groupon with £30 off first purchase.. plus topcashback=£489
Not sure why this is hot???
AzNDeals
28 Sep 161#15
Decided to pay £590 from John Lewis; thought that their customer service and complimentary 5 year guarantee was more than worth the extra £50 it costs.
Although OOS now, it might be worth holding off until it comes back into stock, if you're like me and value it too.
adam0812
28 Sep 16#5
8 bit colour panel at this price I assume?
Edward_Nigma to adam0812
28 Sep 16#7
I think so yes. Samsung model code is UE50KU6000KXXU and most searches show '10-bit panel support - n/a', so guess its a 8-bit panel
Vegeta to adam0812
28 Sep 16#14
Yep, it's 8-bit.
shahidali47
28 Sep 16#1
input lag?
The_Hoff to shahidali47
28 Sep 165#13
Yes, there will be some.
Please mark my comment as the solution to your question.
funkymonkeyboy
28 Sep 16#12
I got this TV a few months ago and paid slightly more. I'm happy with it. Now TV app should be coming later this year.
r_smithers1993
28 Sep 16#11
just moved house so this is perfect :laughing:
linhang90
28 Sep 16#10
Cheaper at quite a number of places
Klimgon99
28 Sep 16#6
Interesting, is this 2015 model?
Edward_Nigma to Klimgon99
28 Sep 16#8
Not sure exactly, reviews around the web seem fairly recent so it may even be 2016 model
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Samsung model code is UE50KU6000KXXU
Resolution: 3840 × 2160
Screen Size: 50"
Screen Size (cm): 125cm
Motion Rate: 100
PQI (Picture Quality Index): 1300
HDR (High Dynamic Range): HDR
Dynamic Contrast Ratio: Mega Contrast
Micro Dimming: UHD Dimming
PurColour: Yes
Picture Engine: UHD Up-Scaling
Contrast Enhancer: Yes
Auto Motion plus: Yes
Film Mode: Yes
Top comments
Please mark my comment as the solution to your question.
J = 2015
K = 2016
So 2016
http://www.samsung.com/uk/support/skp/faq/1052003
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I doubt the average joe could even tell the difference. Also there is very little HDR content around
it says HDR in the title?
im confused lol
on my 10 yr old 32" acer no matter what
Not sure why this is hot???
Although OOS now, it might be worth holding off until it comes back into stock, if you're like me and value it too.
Please mark my comment as the solution to your question.
J = 2015
K = 2016
So 2016
http://www.samsung.com/uk/support/skp/faq/1052003
https://www.shop.bt.com/products/samsung-50--smart-ultra-hd-tv-flat-uhd-dim-13-ue50ku6000kxxu-C1XY.html?&utm_campaign=PLA%20|%20Shopping%20|%20All%20Products&gclid=Cj0KEQjw1K2_BRC0s6jtgJzB-aMBEiQA-WzDMUDvKbaDigTeP93KAmY9FQ5vWzoiHSI-8ockuwz95mgaAlgt8P8HAQ
It pains me to say that this deal is cheaper on groupon!
£519 & Free Del.
https://www.groupon.co.uk/deals/samsung-ue50ku6000-or-ue55ku6000-uhd-hdr-smart-led-tv