Esta categoría solo incluye cookies que garantizan funcionalidades básicas y características de seguridad del sitio web. And the lack of Dolby Vision HDR is still just as annoying here as it is with other, more expensive Samsung televisions. The BU8500 ships in the Standard mode, which as usual is too bright, has colours that are oversaturated and introduces an excess of blue into the grayscale. party content providers may remove apps from the Smart TV platform or stop updating them at any time. La conectividad es igualmente buena, contando con HDMI ARC (para barras de sonido), USB, Bluetooth y Wi-Fi.

Other physical inputs include an Ethernet socket, a couple of USBs and an aerial binding post for use with the onboard RF tuner, and there’s also a digital optical output. The Samsung BU8500 isn’t the greatest choice as a gaming TV, in part because the 50Hz panel precludes support for 4K/120Hz high-frame-rate gaming, along with VRR (variable refresh rate), Freesync and the Motion Xcelerator Turbo Pro technology found on other Samsung TVs. La base central es extraíble, los márgenes son reducidos ( AirSlim) y posee un mando a distancia con carga solar. Despite the slight drop in brightness, you should use the Filmmaker mode because it delivers images that are more accurate and better reflect the content creator’s intentions. Low-frequency presence is modest, but what bass activity the Samsung generates is at least properly controlled and polite.That’s not to say the sound is terrible, but for a screen this big the BU8500 struggles to deliver the kind of overwhelming sonic presence that a modern blockbuster demands when using only a pair of downward-firing speakers.

Another super-cheap TV from 2021, and though the backlight isn't as impressive even as the Samsung BU8500, it beats in other areas, by offering more brightness and Dolby Vision HDR support… and it includes VRR for both PS5 and Xbox consoles in the UK version (not in the US equivalent). Keep your coffee table clutter-free with a universal TV remote control linking to your every device. Universal Guide recommends the latest and trending content, from streaming services, meaning you can watch more of what you love. remote controls and a Tizen smart TV interface featuring all the apps you want at this sort of money.As it’s solar-powered, this all-in-one energy-saving remote charges on indoor light – and preserves its charge thanks to RF (radio-frequency) power harvesting. The Samsung BU8500 is a cracking mid-range 4K HDR TV that offers excellent picture quality, extensive features, a very low input lag, and support for all the main streaming services thanks to a comprehensive smart platform. The Samsung BU8500 is on sale now, though at the time of writing this particular model is available in Europe and some other countries, but hasn't been announced for North America or Australia (though it is available in New Zealand).

Despite lacking the ability to exploit a lot of the headline features of a next-gen games console, the BU8500 is nevertheless a perfectly respectable way to enjoy gaming. Voices project forwards well, and they're actually quite nicely balanced – until they start to nudge into the upper frequency range. Es obligatorio obtener el consentimiento del usuario antes de ejecutar estas cookies en su sitio web. inputs – there’s compatibility with the ALLM and HGiG aspects of next-gen games console specification, but there's no support for AMD FreeSync, which is a step backwards from last year's Samsung AU9000.It's a 2021 TV that's extremely similar to the BU8500, but is now cheaper due being older… and it actually comes with AMD FreeSync VRR support, which an advantage for Xbox owners. If you don’t fancy that option, though, and would rather stand your new TV on a surface, the Samsung’s feet are usefully close together, so your surface needn’t be as wide as the screen itself.