Testseek.co.uk have collected 21 expert reviews of the Samsung 65JS8500 and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung 65JS8500.
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The editors liked
Superb colour
Smooth motion
4K detail & upscaling
Good internal audio
The UNJS8500 is Samsung's highest-end 2015 TV with a flat rather than curved screen. It delivers very good picture quality
With relatively deep black levels
Accurate color and solid video processing. It's the least-expensive TV compatible with HDR conte
Pin-sharp picture
Well judged
Nuanced colours
Great upscaling ability across the board
User-friendly interface
Great colours
Good contrast
Excellent processing
Tizen Smart TV platform now as good as any
HDR
Low input lag
Future-proof connectivity
Price now very competitive
Subtle and stacked with detail
Striking colours and contrast
Tidy sum of apps
Strong sound
Mostly outstanding
Next-generation picture quality
Easy-to-use smart TV system
Plays HDR content
And plays it well
The editors didn't like
Black crush
Lacks processing speed
No desktop stand swivel
Separate connections box
Despite the nanocrystal-powered color and HDR compatibility inherent in Samsung's SUHD name
The JS8500 doesn't offer appreciably better image quality than many less expensive TVs. It has lighter black levels than some top competitors
An issue exacerbate
Stand could be sturdier
Some mild uniformity issues
Weak viewing angles
Haloing present with dimming system
3D glasses sold separately
Curved screen can distort reflections
Backlight clouding has to be worked around
Doesn't deliver so potent an HDR impact as Samsung's more expensive JS9500 series
Az az UE55JS85000 feketén-fehéren bebizonyította, hogy lehetett tovább fejlődni az LCD univerzumban is. Az új technológiáknak és a HDR támogatásnak köszönhetően tényleg nagyon-nagyon jó minőségű mozgókép megjelenítése válik lehetségessé, azonban az is kid...
