“Why does the 65UH9500 cost more if there's no difference than the 65UH8500?”

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• The 9500 is a true 10 bit while the 8500 is 8 bit with dithering. Though, LG will try and fool you with the Service Menu on the 8500, which will say 10 bit. http://www.avsforum.com/forum/166-lcd-flat-panel-displays/2444802-lg-uh8500-using-8-bit-panel-dithering.html

  Answered by Maj1k 9 years ago

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• The UH9500 does also have a third layer of anti-glare coating in the screen for 20% less glare.

  Answered by Lee 9 years ago

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• 9500 is a 10 bit, full array back light, smaller design 8500 is a 8 bit, edge lit back light, bigger design

  Answered by Camel 8 years ago

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• its just a newer model there is really no difference

  Answered by ladd69 9 years ago

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• The LG - 65" Class - (64.5" Diag.) - LED - 2160p - Smart - 3D - 4K Ultra HD TV - with High Dynamic Range, Model # 65UH8500 may have the same specifications as the UH9500 series TVs but the difference is in the design of the TVs...^IFV

  Answered by LG Digital Customer Care 9 years ago

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