Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great TV overall. However after about 6 years the screen is starting to show a night like at the bottom of the screen - a sign that it's on its way out the door.

So, i had a samsung 4k tv before, bought about 5 years ago, didnt have HDR becuase the HDR units were too expensive. Decided to upgrade to this tv. LOVE IT, never knew what a difference HDR could make. I watched Terminator 2 4k HDR and was BLOWN away. The picture quality is amazing, even on HD channels. the only gripe i have with it is the HDR+ which seems useless, it dims the picture and makes it not as bright. Also for some reason when i use netflix or youtube videos, it will turn itself on and i have to go into settings and shut off. Over all, i am glad with this purchase. I was debating between this and the Sony tv that was on sale, the saleman talked me into this one and im glad i did. The One connect is nice too, dont have thousand wires running. Just wish the unit had a usb 3.0 port and a headphone port.

This TV is definitely an upgrade from my 50" Sony non-smart TV. Took a while to get settings adjusted for watching movies and playing games, but once you do it looks great! 4K movies look great. Streaming can cause some smearing in darker scenes. Xbox One S and PS4 look great on it and plays well in game mode. Input lag is high if not in game mode like any other smart TV.

This is absolutely one of the best values in 4K for a 65” TV. Picture is stunning and vibrant and handles a room with a lot of natural light really well. I have it connected to a Sonos playbar via the optical out and it really adds to the total cinema style feel. Piece of advise: for those that have mentioned a issue with advertising content, when you initially set up, do not just check all. Avoid checking the box for advertisements content and you’ll be all set.

I bought this tv and it was everything I hoped for. The picture quality is amazing with 2160p 4K ultra HD. It is hard for me to watch other TVs after seeing what a real picture should look like! Smart TVs are the way to go now and make the experience that much better. It was not too heavy to maneuver and my house is the place to go for any sports games.

Have had this tv for 6 years and have never had an issue with it.

Good and reliable after a whole 6 years is pretty decent now a days

Is one the most reliable smart tv that a ever have

I just received this yesterday and it was a BREEZE to set up and program. I suggest watching a lot of YouTube videos first to help with unpacking, set up, etc... I have three Bluetooth speaker devises set up and they work awesome. There is no "delay" from the person talking and you hearing the words like there is with iPhone and Bluetooth. Love everything about it.

So my wife and I spent several days researching televisions and decided to get a first hand look at some of the TVs at Best Buy. The Samsung MU8000 stood out for its price and amazing picture. One thing we noticed is the viewing angle was decent- something that al led tvs struggle with to a certain degree. At least that’s how it looked on display. Even the Best Buy rep told us Samsung is known for excellent colors and better viewing angles- again something we could see ourselves on the display model in the store. We bought the tv and our excitement went to immediate disappointment. The viewing angles of this tv are flat out horrible. If you are sitting directly in front of the tv it looks great. However, 2-3 feet at an angle and the picture loses color and contrast. It’s not even watchable. We don’t have a large living room and don’t really require a huge viewing angle. But again, sitting about 2-3 feet away from the center of the tv and it looks horrible. We decided to go back to Best Buy and see the MU8000 again and test the viewing angle there just to confirm the poor angles. It looked much better on display. So I spoke with a Best Buy rep and he said the tv must be defective or I need to have the tv on the “vivid” setting. This led me to be even more confused since the tv has no “vivid” setting. So we decided to give the tv another day or two to see if we can get past the shallow viewing angle and adjust the settings to improve it. If not we will return the tv. So unless you plan on only having 1-3 seats directly across from the tv I would not purchase. Furthermore, I feel like Best Buy has reps that don’t really know the products they are selling.

From unboxing, through setup, it was a seamless process. Working without issues for 1 week now. Great picture and adequate sound given TV integration. Hopefully my luck holds out with no long term issues. I replaced a 55" Samsung which is now in the bedroom after 3 years and it too has had no issues either.

Amazing picture quality! Have owned this television for 3 years and so far no complaints. Should hold me untilI upgrade in another year or two

I'm big on live action sporting events and this TV did not deliver. I was suckered in by the 4K images they show you in the store but that is NOT what the picture will look like at home when watching regular TV. Too much blur on footballs and tennis balls flying through the air and even on the players themselves. Sound is awful so sound bar is a must. My 2009 55" Samsung delivers a better picture and sound so I couldn't justify spending $1,600 for the extra 10 inches. Having said all of this, the picture isn't terrible but it certainly was not an upgrade from what I have. I will wait for OLED prices to come down and for more 4K content to become available.

I was reading all the good reviews that this TV had and it’s been years since I purchased a TV, coming from a 55ES7100 I was really excited. Running brand new audioquest cinnamon wiring and upgrading my cablevision box, purchasing a PS4 Pro I was ready for 4K. Once I powered it on that’s when I was disappointed. How is it that my 55ES7100 1080p 240hz looked a lot better then the 65MU8000 4K? I Started to play with the picture display while I was watching ESPN, first thing I noticed was the “blur” in words, then I noticed it while replays of football was on. Then I went to the movies Channels, fast 5 was on, even worse. I turned on to play COD it wasn’t as bad as live tv but still noticeable then switched to play Destiny 2 and still the same. I’m not sure if it’s that my ES7100 was a glossy screen and made it look sharper since I’ve never had a matte screen, even my 46C6300 bed room tv which is even older looked better. Heading now to Best Buy to return it, I’ll maybe purchase the 65MU9000 since that’s a glossy screen, still deciding since that went back up in price.

I bought The 65" MU8000 to replace my old 65" Mitsubishi Diamond series rear projector from 2003. While in the store I strugled to decide between this TV and the Sony x900e. After getting the TV home and setting it up it is worlds better then my old TV although just about any tv would have been an improvement. I found myself quickly having buyers remorse. First hit was my Harmony remote doesn't support the new tv so I am back to having several remotes. After getting the TV set up I scrolled through the Apps looking for something to watch in 4K and quickly found there wasn't much there. Netflix had a few 4k shows and so did amazon but no new release movies in 4K. The next day I found myself back at best buy purchasing a Roku player so we could watch new releases in 4K. After all is said and done I am only slightly pleases with the TV. I am considering returning the TV and buying the 2016 model (KS8000) that is $800.00 cheaper (Amazon). Also on rtings.com The Sony x900e and the KS8000 both rated better than the MU8000. It is odd that the 2016 model out performed the 2017. I should have done more research before buying.

So I just got this TV few days ago. I decided it was time to replace energy sucking 9 yr old Panasonic plasma TV. Features on this TV are great, but picture quality is bad comparing to my old plasma. There is not enough brightness and sharpness. Looking at 45 degree angle picture gets grey. Turning on HDR makes things even worse. Brightness will adjust based on ambient light but it is too dark. I was watching game last night and just couldn't stand it. Tried everything. Even after adjusting picture it, after a while it would go back to some other setting. I tried disabling it, disabling everything with no success. Ended up watching game on my bedroom 40" Samsung 1080p. I'm really considering returning this unit.

I purchased during the Thanks Giving sale and love it.

This is a great TV. I’m very happy with my purchase.

Amazing picture. Great features, my neighbors are all envious and wish they would have bought a Samsung too

This 1 star rating is based on one sad, sad feature of this television I didn't realize until I brought it home and hooked it up. Please let it be known, that without this one item this review probably would've been a five-star. When I saw this slim, sexy television in the Best Buy showroom I thought perfect this is the one for me, I'll buy it! When I got home, I hung it on the wall and eagerly pressed the power button on the remote. When the TV powered on, it said I didn't have the "one connect" hooked up. For those of you who don't know,"one connect" is Samsung's solution to not having any HDMI ports located on the back of the television. Instead they give you a thick gray bulky wire, which attaches to an external clunky box that contains all the ports. Now being a modern guy, I don't have any devices which hook up HDMI. I do all of my viewing wirelessly through the smart tub, so the included "one connect" box is completely useless to me. If I could just disconnect it and stream normally I would be a happy camper, but unfortunately the television requires that this clunky antiquated box be attached and plug-in for the TV to work which makes zero sense. I called Samsung support to verify that I could just use this television without the box and they said that was the case, so off the wall it comes, back to the Best Buy, and most likely to the recycling plant. Sad for both me and the planet.