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Samsung UN60D8000 Reviews

CNet UK

11/2011

Samsung UE60D8000 review

Samsung's UE60D8000 is a stunner. This late addition to the D8000 range not only offers a huge screen size, its styling is also incredibly luxurious. It boasts one of the narrowest bezels we've seen on an LED set. It's loaded with all the high-end features you'd expect on a flagship model, including active 3D support, Smart TV features and LED backlight dimming. If you're going to spend £4,000 on a TV you'll want it to be perfect in every department, so can the UE60D8000 live up to expectations? The menu system Samsung has added to this TV is probably the best we've seen on any television. It matches colourful and friendly icons with lush animations to create a slick user experience. Call up the main menu and you'll find all the settings for channels, pictures, sound and networking. We love the bright and colourful menus -- probably the best we've seen on a TV. You're given comprehensive control over the picture settings in particular. Along with the usual colour, brightness and contrast controls, there are a huge number of more advanced settings including gamma controls and white balance adjustment. Like LG's latest TVs, this one has a home screen that's accessed via the Smart Hub button on the remote.

TechRadar

09/2011

Samsung UE60D8000 review

The Samsung UE60D8000 is the brand's most advanced LED screen yet. A 60-inch, 3D-capable and Smart TV-enabled flatscreen with drop-dead gorgeous looks, it sports a take-no-prisoners £4,300 price tag.With its built-in Wi-Fi, app store, web browser, media streaming and smartphone control, the UE60D8000 enters the upper echelons of the HDTV market, and faces stiff competition. First and foremost it has to contend with Panasonic's TX-P65VT30, which claims an extra five inches of screen real estate and a loyal band of followers. Consumers will also be looking at the LG 60PZ950T, Philips' 58-inch Cinema 21:9 and Samsung's own 64-inch D8000 plasma.While it's the flagship set in Samsung's LED range, you can get the D8000 in smaller, more affordable versions. There are 55-inch, 46-inch and 40-inch models on sale for around £2,500, £1800 and £1,300 respectively.Once out of the box and attached to its four-footed stand (you'll need a pal to help you here - the TV isn't particularly heavy, but its sheer size means only a very rich idiot would try to lift it on their own), the UE60D8000 cuts an imposing figure.