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Hi! I’m Daniel from ratings. Today, we’re testing the Samsung nu 8000. It is a very versatile TV with good picture quality and deep blacks when viewed from directly. It is a small step up from last year’s. Mu 8000 with some neat gaming-specific features. We bought the 55-inch model. But it is also available in a large range of sizes from 49 to 82 inches. We do expect the whole line up to have similar picture quality. But the 49-inch model has a 60 Hertz panel instead of the 120 Hertz panel found in the larger sizes. We’ll first go over the design of the TV and then focus on the picture quality and motion before talking about some of the new gaming features. We’ll be comparing two currently available models. However, do note as this TV is one of the first releases of this year. The competition will change as new models are released the design of the Nu 8000 is great the TV, has the familiar styling of most Samsung TVs with a central stand which is very similar to the Samsung Ju 7100 from a few years ago, and also a lot like the Samsung UE 590 monitor one neat change this year, is the addition of grooves in the rear of the TV which works well to route cables along the back, and pass them through the leg of the stand keeping them out of sight, also unlike previous Samsung TVs in the eight series. There is no external one connect box .So all of the inputs connect directly into the side of the TV, whether this is an advantage or not, will depend on your device setup overall the build quality feels decent, and people are unlikely to have issues the TV is quite thin when viewed from the side. So it doesn’t stick out much when wall-mounted. If we take a thermal picture of the TV, we can see that most of the heat comes from the bottom edge which is due to the LEDs of the edge lit backlight. Now, we’ll move on to the picture quality. We’ll be comparing with the competition that is currently available. However, as the Nu 8000 is one of the first new TVs of in 18, the direct comparisons will change as new products are released for an updated, comparison with new models as we buy and test them. See the review page on our website which is linked below the contrast ratio of the VA panel in the Nu 8000, is high allowing the TV to produce deep dark scenes, which is useful for those with dark rooms. This is in line with other good VA TVs. And better than IPS tvs, such as the Sony X 850 F like other Samsung TVs in their 8 series, the Nu 8000 condemn vertical columns of the backlight to produce a deeper image. The TV is quite conservative with the dimming. So it isn’t very effective, and sometimes raises the blacks to reduce visible blooming TVs with full-array local dimming implementations, such as the X 900 F are much more effective at producing deep and detailed dark scenes. The brightness performance of the Nu 8000 is quite different in STR and HDR picture modes, although it can produce a high brightness of about 850 nits, and test patterns in real content. The pink brightness is closer to 500 nits. This is fine. But it isn’t really enough to make HDR highlights pop when viewed at an angle. The colors of the Nu 8000 shift fairly significantly, and the brightness drops. So the best picture quality is reserved for those seated directly in front of the TV. This is typical of VA panels such as the Sony X 900 F. But not as good as IPS TVs such as the Sony X 850 F which maintains better colors from the side for a room with wide seating and IPS TV may be a better choice. The reflection handling of the TV is good. It has a semi-gloss finish. So reflections appear hazy. But this also works to reduce their intensity the anti-reflective coating isn’t as good as some other TVs such as the Sony X 850 F but should be fine for most rooms the Samsung nu 8000 has a wide color gamut which can produce fairly saturated colors for HDR content it isn’t as wide as Samsung’s cue LED line of TVs but still officers an improvement over the lower end models such as the MU 6300 the response time of the Nu 8000 is very fast so only a short trail can be seen following unmoving logo which is excellent the back light uses pwm to dim by flickering at 240 Hertz which causes duplications following fast movement which is visible in our moving logo image there is a black frame insertion feature which is called LED clear motion this introduces a 60 Hertz flicker which works well to clear persistence blur but the flicker is quite noticeable which some people don’t like and the screen brightness does drop significantly unlike previous Samsung TVs this is now available in game mode through the game Motion Plus menu this doesn’t add input lag which is great the input lag of the Nu 8000 is very low so the TV feels very responsive regardless of 1080p 4k or HDR signals which is great for new consoles such as the Xbox one s this TV also is the first Samsung TV we’ve tested to support a hundred and twenty Hertz input which provides a very responsive and smooth image when gaming on a PC the TV also has a motion interpolation feature in the game Motion Plus menu which provides a smoother experience when the framerate drops due to graphically intense sequences this also has a low input lag at under 30 milliseconds even when interpolating up to 120 Hertz at the moment the Nu 8000 doesn’t support a variable refresh rate this will likely change in the coming months as Samsung has announced it will be updated to support both HDMI forums available refresh rate feature and free sync we will update the description and pin a comment below when we test available refresh rate update or you can see our review for the status of this feature Samsung’s 2018 smart platform is well organized and easy to navigate it also has the Bigsby voice assistant which works well to adjust the TV settings search for content on YouTube and play a pause video so overall the Nu 8000 is a strong performer across the board for gamers it is an excellent choice and will only get better once variable refresh rate support becomes available it doesn’t support HDMI 2.

1 but we don’t expect to see TVs with full support until next year it offers very similar performance to last year’s mu 8000 so unless you really care about these gaming specific features you should just go with whichever is cheaper the X 900 F is more expensive but does offer better picture quality in both dark and bright rooms for gamers it may be worth saving the money and getting the Nu 8000 with lower input lag and future variable refresh rate support but for everyone else the X 900 F is the way to go if you can afford it LG’s LCD TVs such as the SK 9000 have worst picture quality in a dark room as blacks appear gray but a well suited to a bright room with white seating as the image remains accurate when viewed at an angle the Sony X 850 F has different performance in different sizes so check out our review for detailed information the 65 inch model we tested performs better than the Nu 8000 in a bright room with wide seating such as for sports fans for other uses though the Nu 8000 is a better choice so that’s it you can check out all of the measurements on our website if you like this video subscribe to our Channel or become a contributor also we’re currently hiring in our offices in Montreal for various positions so if you want to help people find the best product for their needs have a look at the careers page on our website thank you for watching and see you next time.