Over "there" or they're

8 or 10 bit?

I saw one of these in Currys about 2 weeks ago and the colours looked washed out and a bit dull tbh. Got the sales guy to bring the remote and checked all the settings which were fine so in the end went for the UE55KS7500 which looked worlds apart.

That might have been a dodgy panel or something though.

8 bit

What about Samsung UE55KU6500 at John Lewis for £80 more! (just dropped £300)
Much higher spec, CURVED, 1600 PQI.....
Bargain!

We all know there both 8 bit, here we go!!!!!!!!!

cant find any online comparissons between the UE55KU6500 and the UE55KS7000. i know its 8 bit v 10 bit. The reports of motion blur on the UE55KS7000 is putting me off. i watch allot of football so motion blur is a no go for me really. how does the UE55KU6500 handle motion blur? i also have a ps4 pro and xbox one s. is the difference huge between the 8 and 10 bit pannels? the 6000 model is substantially cheaper than the 7000. is the UE55KS7000 really worth the extra £££?

If you are going to keep an eye on a TV, surely it would be an ever changing exercise. There's always something better out there with the amount of choice.
I think everyone posting ....>I've been watching waiting for this TV to be reduced should really explain why!

Curved screen is more pointless than 3D in my opinion, at least with 3D you can watch a handful of 3D movies and at times it can look pretty impressive, then you get bored of it and watch regular non 3D content......

Curved screens are just pointless from the start....

Over "there" or they're

​wow. double the refresh rate on the 7 series. how comes it has motion blur then?

Got this from ao yesterday for £509 using code get40 fantastic reviews from every site I researched.

a trial and error setup of this TV eliminates motion blur, it was quite bad at first but turning off a few of the image 'improvements' has left me with a great screen.

Xbox one s plugged in looks great, however every now and then I get a screen freeze in forza horizon 3, not sure if it's the game as it never happens on any other game, but no other game I own has the hdr feature.

can really tell Xbox quality when I jump back onto ps4, as I have it in game mode with hdr off, lovely black levels (not local dimming tho so can tell when leds have turned off) and can get so bright it hurts a bit.

I did compare to a few tvs when I bought this, but for the price point this was hard to beat, poor sound but that wasn't something that concerned me with having my own setup.

bad points, like I said, no local dimming so there is a noticeable jump in screen brightness when image goes dark, annoyed me at first but surprised how quick ingot used to it. only annoys me now as sometimes I leave TV on all night thinking its already off as screen goes so dark, lol

I'm still stuck in the dilemma whether to pay £30 more and get KU6020 for the Bluetooth (that's the only difference apparently) but is it worth it? can I use it to connect speakers?

I'm still stuck in the dilemma whether to pay £30 more and get KU6020 for the Bluetooth (that's the only difference apparently) but is it worth it? can I use it to connect speakers?

Really terrible model u have to at least get quantum dot technology on these known as SHD .old tech like this should be cheaper

In a word, YES!

Game mode latency: 23ms
Movie mode latency: 117ms
Panel Type: VA
Peak Brightness: 1000 nits
Black Level: 0.035 nits (at 138 nits)
Colour Gamut: 96 per cent DCI P3
HDR Support: UHD Premium
24p Support: Yes (judder-free)
Motion: 350 lines, minimal ghosting
Backlight dimming: Yes, edge-lit local dimming (ten vertical columns, five always active)
Vs
Game Mode Latency: 21ms
Movie Mode Latency: 116ms
Panel Type: VA
Peak Brightness: 400 nits
Black level: 0.026 nits (at 114 nits)
Colour Gamut: 86 per cent DCI P3
HDR Support: HDR Processing
24p Support: no
Motion: 300 lines with interpolation
Backlight Dimming: No

The 6500 doesn't do true HDR
so future video games will look sh1t in comparison
Also 24p support

There is a night and day difference watching films on the series 7 vs series 6

Regarding HDR
All the leading gaming publications have stated that HDR is a bigger leap for gaming than 4K!
But you must have over 1000 nits or you miss out

The 6500 is 400 nits
Not even close to HDR requirements

If you can afford it
BUY THE SERIES 7 or above

I can tell you now the 6000 does have backlight dimming, just not local, or it would never get that low a black level, and I'm surprised it's only 400nits, there are moments where brightness can hurt my eyes so can only imagine how painful the 1000 of the 7 series would be, bit I suspect this is more an hdr requirement and it would never usually hit this level

​took the advice on here and went for the 55 inch 7 series for 899 from curry's. I also got 8% off with voucher codes with work so got it for 828. so a good deal all in all I suppose

This TV is now out of stock, and price has gone up to £649 again.