A:AnswerHi MCR8N! The AU8000 features a native 60hz refresh rate with Samsung's Motion Xcelerator technology meaning action-packed movies, sports, and games are smooth and crisp with minimized motion blur.
^Tim
A:AnswerHi! The USB ports on the AU8000 can be used to power smaller, external devices designed to power off of USB such as select streaming devices or a TV light strip. The USB ports on the TV cannot be used to power the TV. ^Tim
A:AnswerHi JGordo! The width of the 55" AU8000 is 48.5". The height of the TV with the stand attached is 29.9". The height of the TV without the stand is 27.9". ^Tim
A:AnswerHi! The Zoom app is not currently available, but Samsung offers hundreds of apps in our App Store that you can download, and we are continuously adding more premium content and new services to our Smart TV platform. ^Tim
A:AnswerI really can’t answer that question right now because I’m not use it yet. It’s a Christmas present it’ll be after Christmas before I know what the answer is just search it you should be able to find it.
A:AnswerHi there,
The AU8000 TV offers a Crystal Processor 4K which allows you to see every detail with stunning clarity. The powerful processor, specifically tuned for Crystal Displays, converts what you're watching to 4K.
~Samsung Advisor
A:AnswerHi there,
The Samsung 55" AU8000's typical power consumption is 75 watts, the maximum is 150 watts, and a standby power consumption of 0.5 watts.
^Brie
A:AnswerHi tickingsound! We would love the opportunity to gather additional information regarding your unit to better assist with this specific concern. Please reach out to Samsung Support at: 1-800-SAMSUNG, available 8AM - 12AM EST, 7 days a week, or Chat with us on Samsung.com: https://www.samsung.com/us/support/contact/
^Tim
A:AnswerHi! Please know, certain components within the TV may temporarily cause clicking or ticking noises, even when powered off. Additionally, occasional creaking, popping, or cracking may be heard due to the expansion or contraction of the materials used to assemble the TV. These sounds do not indicate a product malfunction and the TV is safe to use. ^Patty
A:AnswerHi Bt! Thank you for considering this TV. Because HDMI 2.1 is a complicated spec, we hope that focusing on TV features will be more helpful to you when deciding on the best model for your usage scenario. The 55” AU8000 Crystal UHD TV has 3 HDMI ports, all of which support Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM) and Dynamic Metadata (HDR10+). “HDMI In 2” port further supports eARC. If you are looking for a TV capable of 4K@120fps (FRL), please consider the Q70A Series, which supports “FRL on HDMI In 4”. All 3 of the HDMI ports support HDCP 2.2. ^Tim
A:AnswerHi jd! Thank you for considering this TV. Because HDMI 2.1 is a complicated spec, we hope that focusing on TV features will be more helpful to you when deciding on the best model for your usage scenario. The 55” AU8000 TV has 3 HDMI ports, all of which support Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM) and Dynamic Metadata (HDR10+). “HDMI In 2” port further supports eARC. If you are looking for a TV capable of 4K@120fps (FRL), please consider the Q70A Series, which supports “FRL on HDMI In 4”. If you are referring to HDCP 2.2, all of the HDMI ports fully support HDCP 2.2. ^Tim
A:AnswerI'm returning mine tomorrow for the same reason. Everyone is having the problem. It's poor power supply design. If you can't hear the drip drip, the TV may be fine for you. But if you use it in a quiet room like your bedroom, it will keep you up at night and you have to unplug the TV every time when you're not using it Also very buzzing and hums when there is bright video on the screen. Such a noisy TV.
