LOL.

Already installed it since Day 1 of release.

It's a legit release.

Game Mode HDR Profile switching is working.

HDR Performance has been improved on my set (KS7000), brighter highlights seems can hit higher nits compared to previously.

Overall it's a good update.

HDR10Plus (dynamic open source HDR) probably still missing, but the problem with the format is even Amazon Prime can't really tell which video supports HDR10+, so this technology seems to be a mixed bag for now until they sort out that mess.

I heard HLG is still broken with some box over in the west (HLG is Hybrid something something), it is supposed to be HDR standard for broadcaast TV.

Anyways.

Outside than 2016 TV set firmware update.

2018 Samsung TV range is finally out.

Seems like they might have dropped the 6xxx model numbering in Asia Pacific / UK and finally standardize the TV Model across the globe.

KU6100 = KU7000 (2016 TV Asia VS US)
MU6100 = MU7000 (2017 TV Asia VS US)
NU7100 = NU7100 (2018 TV Asia VS US)

I seen NU7100 selling for roughly the same price with MU6300 now.

QLED offering has also been refreshed for 2018 range, even though they retain the model (Q7F is refreshed to Q7FN)

One Connect Box has moved to be exclusive for the QLED line now.

And the mid entry/high end TV stand has been revamped for Samsung TV 2018 offering.

No MicroLED TV out yet, possibility need to wait for 2019.

Technically on paper it is still the same TV Panel spec wise with their 2017 counterparts NU7xxx = MU6xxx.

I probably say just grab w/e that's the cheapest now.

It is a decent Entry Level TV.

Cause 2018 (NU series) is out so clearance stock everywhere now

If you're talking about the Samsung/Amazon/etc Open Source Dynamic HDR , HDR10+ then MU set has already been updated to support it around early 2018.

Only problem is, there is no platform that is delivering it correctly (as in telling you the video is Standard HDR or HDR10Plus). Even Amazon has some titles but there is no proper labeling on it.

Only Q8 (2018) model and above has Full Array Local Dimming. Even the QLED Q7C is still Edge Lit.

NU7xxx is roughly identical in terms of spec with MU6xxx. I dont think there is a NU6xxx anymore since this year I think Samsung is syncing their Model numbering across the globe.

You cannot just choose between the 2 as both has different screen size.

It depends on your usage and seating arrangement.

If you sit far, you probably need 65 inch.

If the seats are not so far away, then 55 inch would be good.

Anyways if you talking about pure performance and picture clarity (plus HDR performance and colors and etc) then defo Q7F is a no brainer