A:AnswerI would say yes. But give it a try....double check weight of both TVs....I think the 65 is bigger than you may think. I had a 50 before the 65....and I consider it to be huge. Thanks
No new cables but the mount...maybe
A:AnswerMy set was doing this and now will no longer turn on. You need to make the decision to get a new tv or repair the old one. The problem is your start up capacitors failing.
A:AnswerIt has HDCP 2.2 according to the manual. My Sony HC-CT780 Sound Bar also has HDCP 2.2 and I have it connected to the TV via the ARC HDMI. Incidentally, HDCP 2.2 is required for UHD Blu-Ray content.
A:AnswerHDR means a few things:
1) It accepts HDR information in the video stream. HDR10 or Dobly Vision.
2) It can display deep blacks and bright whites at the same time with high contrast ratio.
3 *) It SHOULD be able to display 10 bit color information. Some TV's accept 10 bit color (required for HDR) and only display 8 bit color which is the standard for HD TV.
8 bits mean that the red channel has 8 bits, blue has 8 bits and green has 8 bits. So each actual color on the screen is made up of 24 bits total. In 10 bit color, that range is extended so that color is made from 30 bits total. The math works out like this:
8 bit = 2^24 = 16,777,216 colors
10 bit = 2 ^30 = 1,073,741,824 colors
A:AnswerFor all intensive purposes - they are the same television set.
However, you are going to see the '800D' at Costco I think and nowhere else. It has a different bezel too - but the panel and the technology should be exactly the same. In the past it has been suggested that there is a "panel lottery" going on. Samsung over the phone has been known to suggest the Costco model is just slightly subpar on display quality. You aren't going to recognize the difference unless you have a total lemon of a purchase.
Both Samsung and Costco have given great support to me in the past.
FYI did you know if you do purchase a TV somewhere else, you can bring in the receipt to Costco and extend the warranty just like you would if you had bought it there? Pretty awesome.
A:AnswerHonestly you could go with a blu ray player or a 4k bluray player to me dvds don't look as good on 4k. The one I use now is a 4k Samsung upscaling blu ray player because are tv doesn't have HDR it is a 2014 model.
