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Samsung UE55D8000

Based on 32 reviews

Excellent:

14
Good:

13
Average:

1
Bad:

4

Pros

Stunning slim bezel and profile, Two pairs of active 3D glasses included, Comprehensive picture adjustment options, Capable of extreme brightness, Excellent color when properly calibrated, QWERTY Bluetooth remote
Topnotch image quality, Outstanding feature selection, Very good color in 3D scenes.
Good picture quality, 3Dcapable, with 2Dto3D conversion, Internet connectivity, builtin web browser, Edgelit LED backlight.
The Samsung UND8000 series has a unique, visually stunning design that minimizes the frame around the screen for a nearly all-picture look. It produces deep black levels with accurate color, along with excellent video processing and improved 3D picture...
Hugely improved 3D visuals; vibrant and sharp 2D; powerful sound; Smart TV; very sleek design.

Cons

Brightness uniformity problems, Highly reflective glass panel, Picture settings can’t be copied to other inputs
Somewhat expensive, Minor motion issues.
The UND8000 series is extremely expensive and exhibits poor screen uniformity with excessive brightness variation and banding. Details in shadows were obscured somewhat, and the glossy screen reflects a lot of ambient light. Smart Hub lacks Amazon Inst...
Light 3D crosstalk; some film judder in 2D; black crush; bulky cable adapter; lacks the touch remote bundled in the US.

By Digital Trends on October 11, 2011

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...

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By Whathifi.com on October 06, 2011

In purely aesthetic terms, the UE55D8000 takes some beating. Forget, briefly, its full-fat specification (Freeview HD and Freesat tuners, 3D with glasses included, Smart TV online functionality, Skype) and just look at it. Somehow Samsung has...

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By TechReviewSource on September 28, 2011

The design of the Samsung UN46D8000 is quite attractive, especially the 1/4-inch clear bezel to make it seem like the image takes up the entire face of the TV. The stand has four legs arranged in an "X" shape, which are a little bent upward as you...

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By PCWorld on September 23, 2011

The Samsung UN46D8000 preserves Samsung's reputation for state-of-the-art technology in a full-featured, 1080p 46-inch set, but it does cost more than some very strong rivals....

90
By Overclockers Online on September 12, 2011

We’re at the unfortunate end to the review. The Samsung UN55D8000 delivers exceptional performance in all categories from looks, features, power consumption and picture quality. Some may argue there are some color uniformity issues but in my eyes...

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By CNET Australia on September 08, 2011

The Samsung UA55D8000 is a superbly realised TV, which combines cutting-edge design with top-of-the-heap picture...

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By Here's How on September 06, 2011

The easiest way of summing up the UN55D8000's Smart TV capabilities is to say they have a Version 1.0 feel to them. A few are flaky. The way the apps work isn't consistent. But many of these features are attractive and work well. Most...

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By Sound and Vision Magazine on August 29, 2011

For much of the time I spent with it, Samsung’s UN55D8000 3D LCD HDTV held me in thrall with its accurate color, strong contrast, and clear, solid images. I also dug the set’s slim design and stylish 3D eyewear. However, when you consider...

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By TelevisionInfo on August 25, 2011

The Samsung UN60D8000 ($4299 MSRP) packs in every feature we’ve ever heard of, along with quite a few we’d never heard of. The TV is as thin as they come, with the panel measuring only 1.2 inches. The gleaming, 4-legged pedestal is also a...

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By PC Mag on August 09, 2011

The Samsung UN60D8000 ($4,299 list) is a 60-inch, LED-backlit 3D HDTV with a 1,920 by 1,080 resolution, SRS TheaterSound audio and micro dimming LEDs for enhanced contrast. Other features include the ability to sync multiple DLNA devices through...

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