Review on 55" Samsung TV UE55TU8500U 2020 LED, HDR, black by Nguyn Qu Ph (Nhn) ᠌

HDR content playback. The whole bummer lies in the dark scenes. Due to a crooked local dimming, when there are no light objects on the screen, the backlight becomes so dim that it becomes impossible to make out anything in a lit room. Moreover, judging by the English-language forums, the same problem occurs in more expensive Samsung models (q60, q70, q80, etc.). It seems like this problem can be solved (through the BIOS or something), there are guides on YouTube. Voice control. More meager functionality is difficult to imagine. This is despite the fact that voice dialing in the YouTube application works fine. Perhaps the fattest cant tizen. Working cases - setting a shutdown timer, switching channels and searching on YouTube. For example, on Android TV, voice search works for all applications, it's super convenient. DTS and AVI. It seems that LG has the same problems with playing these formats. If AVI is no longer in demand, then DTS is a popular audio track format. In general, modern smart TVs are designed for the use of services and licensed content - this is important to consider. Another question is that you may not find absolutely all the desired content on the services (this is especially true for those who like to watch movies and TV shows in the original) There was a problem with the wall mount. Either something was wrong with the screws that came with the bracket, or with the holes in the TV. All in all, it's probably worth considering.