Not really , unless you can find them way cheaper than the current NU8000 .
Thanks for the information , this will be handy for people who want to grab these models in the future.

Without going into too much details , Samsung's 2017 QLED models are overpriced and underperforming TVs ( As much as I like their designs and screen coating a lot )
It performs worse than the 2016 's KS series in most category , which is absurd .
The QLED isn't exactly a new type of display technology like OLED .
Samsung's PR team decides to coin the term with their LED LCD TVs which has quantum dots , quite typical for the TV marketing campaigns thesedays.

And to understand what exactly does the QLED TV do better than other TVs , it is the color volumes .
This means Q7F can show more colors across different brightness levels , saturated colors even in very bright scenes , which many others struggle with .
However this is severely hindered by Q7F's poor brightness ratings and poor local dimming system.

Here is the thing , for many of mid-range HDR TVs brightness remain the most consistent factor contributing to HDR performance .
Primarily because the TV in these range doesn't has very good control of their backlights .  They need that extra brightness on the screen in order to delivery a more punchy HDR effects.  Q7f and NU8000 both fall into this category but since the NU8000 is cheaper , brighter in both HDR / SDR , lower Input Latency, picking the NU8000 just seems like a no brainer .
Since NU8000 is a Samsung model , it has some of the new features such as VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) which can be nice for gamers.

They got trade in? That's good
How they value the trade in?

Hi bros, anybody know the max Mbps nu7400 can support? I know it can support wifi AC.