Head on over to KLCCtoday June 3 for the 55" UHD at 2,7++...200 units only with Maybank ezypayment 0%

Took you long enough.. 7 months!!.. Like buying a house huh? 

How to fix the "cloudy" or "wash out" display on 50KU6000

Dad bought this Samsung from BHB and this is his first 4K TV.

The display seems has a layer of dust.

The installer also mentioned connecting TV directly to wall outlet is better than using surge protector. Is this normal?

The shop doesn't want to send anyone to take a look because the TV is not broken. Can I contact Samsung directly? Bought 4 days ago in 20/1/17.

Looking for any forumers' suggestions.

Thanks in advance.
P.S.  NJOI as source.

How does the lower resolution contents (especially 720p and SD) on UHD TV U6000 compared to FHD TV? Is it better / close / worse than if play the same contents on FHD TV?

I watch a badminton match in Astro HD quality on KS7000 at SenHeng. While no apparent motion blur / judder noticed (plus points), but the upscaling looks un-natural. More like a plastic surgery kind of thing. It's OK to see, it's not ugly, but instead of looking beautiful and pretty, your face just looks weird     

Any user with experience watching 720p / SD contents on KS7000?
Care to share your feedback?

TIA

No offense.. If you can't see the clear difference between 4K content in a 4K screen vs 1080p content on a 1080p screen? Then either you really need to get your eyes checked or you aren't playing true 4k content (or anything close to that) or your TV isn't a true 4K TV. FYI, while 4K on Netflix is better than 1080p, It's still not true 4K content due to delivery limitations.

How to check 4K source? You what and how you source your content.. Try watching content from a 4K UHD Blu-ray disc being played on a 4K Blu-ray player.

no offense taken

im trying those video where netflix shows its 4k
im using this on the KU6000

no UHD to try on though

Thanks for understanding. I get what you mean and also one of the primary reasons I haven't jumped on the 4K bandwagon just yet. Not enough or easily accessible true 4K content out there. Besides, getting a satisfactory (for me) top to bottom 4K setup ain't cheap and so i'm sticking to my solid 1080p setup for a while longer while more content are produced and it becomes mainstream. 

I have a 65ku6000 and am lucky enough to have the time 100mbps service (rm129/month after the discount), and watching 4k materials (loads of them in youtube channels) and netflix (comes as one of the standard apps in the tv) i can definitely see the extra details up real close like 1 foot away - definitely a big difference to my eyes. Now, don't talk about the apps in the external android tv boxes like youtube and netflix apps which can only handle 1080p and 480p respectively.

However, I do notice that I definitely prefer the 1080p materials over the 720p when it comes to playing from my (beelink gt1) tv box - big difference and in fact 1080p materials scale very good up to 4k.

Currently enjoying my 'cheap and cheerful' 65" 4k tv.  I find I can live with the very poor viewing angles as the tv is big enough to satisfy the 4-5 people sitting in front of it in my tiny flat.

Reads like not picky enough... Ever met an authentic car enthusiast who isn't willing to spend a lot?

On the record...Samsung 55KU6000 is just
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so-so.

Fast moving pic/Off centre view....

There, I've said it. Go for better models if you want UHD/HDR.

Well, it's cheap, that's the saving grace 

Err.. Just one post before you, not considered a user? OPT

Good stuff ain't cheap... Cheap stuff ain't good.. What most have is a balance ..."in between".. Buys 55" - 65" entry level 6 series or 7 series and expects true HDR or stunning displays.. That's just fantasy.. So, get back to the real world.

For TV purchases, this never fails... Pretty straightforward;
*Walk around, check online for models within your price range.
*Compare hardware specs and trusted reviews online to further narrow down to at most 3 models..

*Grab a flash drive contained with samples of content you'd watch.. Don't forget 480p/540p sample files.
*Find a shop that has said models, head straight to them and ignore the rest on display.
*Ask politely to test the files on the TVs of interest. Switch from store mode to movie mode.
*I also like to turn off all motion assisting tech...
*Insert USB and play a couple of files.. Use your eyes, compare and I guarantee this will immediately tell you which unit to purchase.
*Ideally and in order not to simply waste others' time.. Nego a deal and purchase from the store, testing was made.

I am looking at Samsung UA55KU6000 TV ... any owners review here ?
Budget is around 3.5K max

I own 55" KU6000 too, the judder is rather annoying, even credits in movie ending, text scrolling during news are jittering, makes my viewing experience so uncomfortable

What tweak have you done? I do aware changing the picture settings (disable clean view) can reduce judder but I did not try it out, probably too lazy to do it

Thanks a lot sifus! Will be ordering the ua55ku6000 tonight!

Come on la guys, providing feedback of how a KS7000 performs to a person who wants to buy a KU6000? wth

Its like telling someone how well a top of the line Accord or Camry drives to a person interested in getting a City or Vios.
Bro awls80, just let me put it this way, the UA55KU6000 is a fantastic TV for its price. Perhaps the best you can get in the sub RM3k category at the moment. You get size, all the fancy features plus more than decent PQ for what you are actually paying for right now. It is on par with the 2017 MU6100 model for about half the price less.

The performance of the KS7000 like what other forummers above are mentioning is a notch above the KU6000, so they can hardly be used as useful feedback or a yardstick in your case. But then again you will have to shell out almost double the price.

#yougetwhatyoupayforlah.

That being said, with a 3k budget, you will hardly be disappointed with the KU6000.

Its a good sub RM3K TV.. OPT owns one and testifies as such.. So do some light searching around and if you can't match the price? Just go for it and enjoy the TV.

Thanks for the info @drunkonpiss. Looked like you got a great experience with Samsung aftersale service. My KS7000 currently have two point of lightbleeding issue on the bottom panel of the tv but nothing that is too disturbing when watching the tv at a normal viewing position. If it get much worse in the future I'll be sure to give Samsung a call for a checkup.

Yeah I saw the option for remote connect in the menu but can they fix the problem after they diagnose it? Did you already try it yet?

I think as long as your tv are covered you don't have to be so scared. Just hope for the best and if your tv has a problem you better hope it is still in the warranty period. That what I plan (hope?) for my tv anyway.

Is it normal for KU6000 jittering / blinking / flickering when first boot from power off that last less than 5 seconds where the smart hub and OS still in the midst of loading?

Anyplace I can get 55KU6000 below RM3k?