Before giving him the TV, Samsung must have explicitly mentioned not to rip their TV 😂

I'm watching footage shot in 1080P, upscaled to 8K, downscaled to 720P on KZonlines and played through my monitor at 144Hz. Makes sense.

I feel like it brings in a lot more to offer than just QLED display. The Wi-Fi 6 addition along with the mediatek chipset does ensure an overall good performance

I was recently researching about this TV and I must say, it looks true good to be true for the price its selling at, seeing as it comes with such brilliant clarity and superb connectivity due to the mediatek chipset inside.

Two important things not mentioned: 1. It upscale by just copying or interpolating pixels, not true upscaling where it would use AI to figure out what the pixels should be at higher resolutions. 2. QLED has a disadvantage to OLED in that it has lower contrast, as the backlight causes the pixels to not be completely dark even when switched off.

I never mounted my TV on the wall, and that is for a couple of very good, in my 'view,' reasons. First, as shown in this video too, it is a lot more easier to use the stand it comes with, and many TV's come with a built-in one. Most importantly, to have a comfortable experience the TV is supposed to be at eye level. You don't want to stare up for two or three hours, which puts stress on your neck. In addition to that, per the studies done along the time, "when a tv screen sits too high above the eyeline this results in a 20% reduction in color depth and brightness, and a 200% reduction in contrast, making it much harder to see details on the screen." My TV sits on an a little over 2-feet tall cabinet, which also makes it very easy to access the back of it if I need to do so.

Eagerly waiting for the durability test. Will 8k pixels turn normal after the screen goes white after the burn test ? It reamins a mystery

OLED is far superior to QLED because in OLED each pixel emits its own light, while QLED is just traditional backlit LED with a quantum film.

Ideally, Flat screens should be mounted with the horizontal center line at around eye-level as seen from your siting position. Depending on how you watch tv, it could be mounted higher if you like. As for 4k/8k screens (tv or projectors), the ideal sitting distance can vary (between 5-10 feet for an 80" screen), but if you plan on sitting farther away than that, you're better off getting a 1080P screen. Reason being, you wouldn't really benefit from the higher resolution of the 4k/8k screens unless you are sitting within it's "ideal" viewing distance. Sit too far away and you start to lose out on all that detail you paid for.

My only issue with mounting a TV on a wall, and I have three of them throughout my house, is the wiring. I use wall grommets on all of them so I don’t have see this wiring running down the wall. Very easy to install and let the wire drop to grab it from the bottom. Super clean.

He looks so happy when he says glass is glass and glass breaks

This is kinda reaching the limits of what's reasonable to put in an average room. Anything larger and the viewer going to be way too close to the picture to really enjoy the content. It would be interesting to see what the next generation of 16K is going to be like (if there's even a substantial market for something like that).

4k isn't even widely supported and so many services still use 1080... I think 8k is a step ahead that will take 10 years to become the norm Edit: but the upscaling is hella cool

It's crazy how 10 years ago I bought a TV (with lots of reward points) when a 50" flatscreen costed around $3000, and now they're selling 70" 4K TVs for $400. I wonder how much 100" 8K TVs will be in another 10 years.

The fact that it looks that amazing even through a camera is nuts

I'm sure LG and oled technology must have improved to avoid burn in on their oled TV. Oled is just cool to the eyes whereas Qled is just too bright on the eyes.

Side by side, OLED REALLY stands out, colours are beautiful beyond any QLED can muster, shame it will only last 18 months on average due to screen burn).

I can't believe there came a day where I saw him handle a screen with such love and care😂

me watching 8K TV in 1080p: Damn the sharpness on this screen is incredible!

Once you go OLED you cant go back to LCD or a QLED. the contrast end Black levels on a OLED is amazing.

Figured the 82 inch would be a bit of an overkill but it seems to be just right!

You can see the lack of backlighting really puts this particular TV steps behind a backlit full array LED TV.

All the home videos have been pretty cool. Glad you two are doing well for yourselves.

Wow,you got a $9000 television for free. Thats more impressive than anything in the video.

Excellent TV, great choice. Enjoyed the 8K experience.

Better quality is always good but I’ll wait for the TVs to get cheaper. I’m happy with the 4K Samsung series 6 I have now. But that PS5 coming out, I’m definitely getting that on day one.

TV finally turned on at 4:19 . BTW + You may be upscaling your source to fit an 8K system, but the content is limited to the resoution in which it was taken. If you are seeing more it's only because the image is bigger. You will see the same detail of that source material on a 4k or less 85" screen.

As Samsung sponsored it, you manipulated the OLED,QLED context brilliantly 👍🏻

Thanks for the info. A whooping 8k resolution. Samsung never ceases to amaze us. Just come to know the difference between Oled & Qled technology.

My wallet started scratching at level 1 with deeper grooves at the sheer mention of this TVs price 😬

FYI, you can tie fiber in a knot and it won't break. I have done this with good old Multi Mode 62.5 fiber. Of course it does glow red at the bends when you send laser down the fiber. fiber is a lot more robust than you think.

that HDR 7:00 definitely brings out the clarity in the picture. And I thought 8K Tvs didn't do HDR.

Each tech has its advantages it comes down to preference.. OLEDs like the LG need to improve their Black Crush and if you have your OLED on a Bright Room it may be annoying for some people.

I'll think about an 8K OLED after 10 years or so, maybe. Now I am more than happy with my LG 4K OLED.

It's not just about the resolution. It's about the resolution vs the screen size. My phone/ipad have a better image than my 4k TV because it's more dense. At this size of screen you have to have 8k but that doesn't make it more sharp.

Dude I'm super happy for you guys! I've been watching you for years and I'm glad to see you guys are so happy together!

Hi Jerry, Was wondering when you said the samsung tv up scaled your footage into 8K, Is there a way to improve a video quality? For Instance, a Video is shot by a phone camera (360p) , is it possible to make the video quality into 4k or 8k ?? If so, how? Thanks in advance! Cheers!

BTW I have the 4k 65 model of this tv and its magnificent. Ambient mode is also really cool.

Still love my 1080p LCD Panasonic projector...10 years on. It just feels more like a theatre. Waiting for true 4 k projection LCD at an affordable price. Of course my projector is backed up by an LG CX 65 for more mundane viewing.

I have installed several of these 8k and they look dope! Our customers love them

The Sticky notes thing to collect dust is very genuine idea 👍😊

I was waiting for 8K TVs for so long Now 4K TVs become affordable And *I CAN FINALLY BUY A 1080P TV*

I'm watching on a 50 inch generic TV. It cost $250. It's beautiful, and costs $12 a year to operate. I don't deny that the TV you review is incredible. I argue that I don't watch anything that needs that kind of TV. Even your videos! Enjoy it for the length of time you are impressed. Then come over and watch crap on my TV, which may seem like crap compared to the one you showed.

Damn, imagine a Company that basically dominate the global market wanting to make a sponsorship. Hats of to you Zack!

on the 5:40 frame, it's shocked me how realistic this tv can be

there has been a test performed between the Samsung 8k QLED V LG. 4K OLED side by side and the LG OLED Won hands down!.. Samsung's 8K QLED Even failed the contrast composition standards. Black levels on the OLED were in a different league compared to the QLED

"Don't bend that cable" Immediately routes it around a 90 degree bend on the back

Since Cambry came in to your life, your reviews are even more enjoyable than before😊 Just beautiful chemistry!

LCD TV or in this case QLED Display are very efficient, last longer, they are brighter as it was mentioned on the video. However I want a tv to watch images with natural colors, high dynamic range, amazing contrast, ridiculous refresh rate. so that I'm able to watch the content as it is coming directly from the source and the image should not vary when viewed from a different angle. Qled fails to produce such requirements on all counts. Therefore I would prefer the image from an OLED display or a MicroLED display.

Very professional set up (seething with jealousy) 🤩 and a equally polished review, nice work 💕

Thinking of getting a new TV i have this model in mind in 65' or the Sony a9g oled in 65' what would be better besides the 8k which there is not alot of content anyway plus a human eye would not be able to tell that much of a difference unless it's bigger tv

I was actually waiting for the scratch test with those severity level stickers and bend test considering the signature job of this channel 😂🤣. You are a Legit reviewer Jerry❤

Samsung and Mediatek have done an amazing job with this 8K qled TV

Me:Wow that 8k looks amazing Also me:Watching video in 480p😂

Imagine watching an 8k lcd trough a 4k camera on 1080p oled but it still looks amazing

Wow, ambient mode is a killer feature.

I was going with the OLED but now the QLED sounds like the ticket. Thanks

Hi, they all look good except the wall you mounted the TV on. It is made of cardboard gypsum and I am not convinced it can support so much weight. Great care not to fall off from the wall !

Not a bad tv, it does the trick for things like netflix and other TV shows. I was able to do so once then my house and car were repossessed, but its all good because they didn't take the one thing I care about most, my TV.

That smile on his face when he said, "Glass is glass, and glass can break." That damned Smile! 😍

I still prefer OLED. But it’s a personal preference. Each to their own. When true micro LED goes into production we’ll have a true winner. But I can’t see it happening for another 4 years at least. Just like the long wait from plasma to OLED. History repeats itself.

First time seeing your channel, it's like I got some professional public speaker doing vlog youtube videos, that normally I'd just skip through to get the important bits, but your videos are so well presented and well spoken that I just watched the whole damn thing. So what im saying is subbed!

Nice tv but I still think a 4k OLED looks better. OLED tv's have become a lot better when it comes to burn in

I’ve barely peeled the protective film off my 4K TV, and already the conversation has switched to the next big thing: 8K. Currently, very few streaming platforms offer 8K content. A handful of services in Europe and Japan do, but Netflix, Hulu, HBO, and other heavy hitters currently cap out at 4K. KZonlines has 8K content, but no way of filtering for it-it’s lumped in under 4K for now. Until you can easily get 8K content, either through a subscription or on the web’s largest video hosting service, 8K simply isn’t worth it.

So impressive the screen quality is 😮

Zack has been noticeably smiling more in his videos since Cambry became part of his life. Love does change things

QLED, the next best picture technology to the dynamic range capability of OLED, but probably has better burn-in resistance.

According to my findings OLED has a short life span of around six years. QLED has a shelf life of approx twenty years. Which makes the QLED a more of a one time investment. I would suggest shopping around first, in the UK we have shops giving a 1 year warranty and a couple of places give a five or a six year warranty. As for which is better LG or Samsung that is a 50/50 question, but LG seem to be doing more HDMI 2.1 TV sets than Samsung, which is very poor on Samsung's part. I would also suggest waiting till Black Friday 27th Nov approx.

Imagine doing a durability test on this thing.

Oh my good heavens. This is not only a brilliant TV and a brilliant Video, but the sticky not dust catcher. You made my day Jerry!

Get QLED or Nanocell if you are putting it in a bright room. Get OLED if you will appreciate the superior dynamic range and have a dark room.

Jerry: takes a 8k TV for a review Samsung: *breathing heavily*

I'm confused 😕 how does it take 4 4k tvs to make 8k pixel density? When they first started making 4k they used 4 1080p signals, so wouldn't 2 4k pixels densities combined make 8k?

Every time I go to Best Buy I always go to the tv section and stand over in awe cuz it’s so beautiful

I love your video's easy to understand and easy to watch. i.e. having a laid back attitude towards tech...

Hi Jerry, have you tried the 4K UST projectors with d ALR screens? Would love to see your review on them.....

I have an OLED and a QLED. They are both awesome.

Samsung: Includes stands Apple: Wait, that's illegal

I''m pretty sure you can get projectors nowadays that you can watch regardless if its light or dark in the room.

This TV is incredible, it seems that everything comes out of the panel. GG man

To ask the question is an 8k QLED better than OLED? Wouldn't the OLED have to be 8k as well? 🤔

Awesome TV but I still prefer OLED. My B9 55” is just incredible!

Uau...a minha TV nem se compara com essa..Já está com uma faixa ao meio,logo queima.kkkkkkk..Parabéns,quem sabe vc não me envia a sua usada.rsrsrs

The smile on his face at 3:24. Glass is Glass,Glass can break. He knew what ppl are going to comment.😁😁

I dont think I will go back to LCD TVs, even though you get a larger picture. First I had LCD TVs and then went to OLED on the LG EC930V, but that was too tiny with just 55". Then I went back to 4K HDR Sony 8000 series, but I couldnt stand the lack of black levels I had gotten used to from OLED and that I had earlier known from Plasma. So then when the 6 series 65" arrived, I was sold and I bought it. I had that for several years untill I last year traded for the 2019 65" OLED. So the upgrade was well worth it, 3 generations of OLED was very noticable, also burnin is not an issue any more. I love the contrast and the black levels and while a LCD TV can get brighter, it never goes completely black so contrast will be lower. But of course if you look at a completely white picture, it will look brighter on a high output LCD TV. Still I cant imagine I will go back to LCD, I however would want to swap for 77 or larger OLED, maybe I will do so in 1-3 years time. I am looking on the 2020 models of LG Oleds, I do really like that even the 2019 models got Gsync support OTA and support 120Hz! So I am also considering having a 55" 2020 Oled as a gaming monitor.

5 or 6 years of everyday use of the LG oled TV and I'm starting to think that the burning effect is a myth. I don't know what conditions must be met, but netfilx and PS4 won't do it. Your TV is impressive, but 4K materials are still rare and 8K ... you probably know it yourself :). Great movie.

Your voice is great for explanations. There's a stable cadence to it and, the choices of the features you've chosen to talk about. Not boring like death. Maybe it's your audio setup. Point is, it's not whiny like some have seen and couldn't watch because of the annoying voices. Not bad.

Great pixels shame about the lcd screen . I saw your comparison of oled vs Qled and Qled couldn’t produce the stars in the space footage , it’s put me off LED panels completely.

I just think it's hilarious that he made this video talking about how great Samsung TVs are and how much better they are than OLEDs (LG is basically the only company who makes them) and then 5 months later he makes a video about how much better LG's OLED TVs are than Samsung's QLED TVs

Jerry: makes unbiased reviews that point out flaws Samsung: *free 8K TV* Jerry:

I would definitely like to have zack perform a bend test on the tv. Leta see it it survives.

I have NEVER watched a KZonlines video on about a TV before not even in the stores. However your video is DOPE well done and explained! I am not sure if I can buy an 8k tevelvison but you just sold me on one! Great Job Brotha

Oh tq God, I thought you may break tv into pieces by doing different tests on it. Nothing happened like that 😊

Wow, I’ve been looking for a new tv for a while and this might be it! Thank you guys for letting me know about this

Hey Jerry, nice to meet you :) The TV looks nice, but I must highly disagree with you about that QLED is better that OLED, it's just not. Yes, you say all the good/plus sides of the QLED technology, but you miss all problem or disadvantages of them, I don't think it is fair review, but it's sponsored video so... what we can expect ,right ?

Me:We want durability and drop test Tv Price: Am I a joke to you

2:14 I just love it when the no gap mount fits right into that little slot.

When mounted a tv to a wall never use a flush mount style mount option. Always use a mount that has an arm that allows you to pull the tv away from the wall. To access the back of the tv with ease. Aim it left or right and be able to tilt it up and down👍😎👌 in addition you should get wall mount that is over weight rated for the tv. 60 pound tv. Wall mount rated for 100 pound tv 👌🤔😎

“Any kink in the cable might break the glas, so don’t bend that cable” Bends it sharp 90 degrees 😂

I'm impressed with the display at first sight