[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Upgrading to the 85-inch Samsung DU8000 really changes the feel of a room. It's a massive, surprisingly sleek TV that delivers a really solid, vibrant 4K picture. The colors look natural and bright, and it handles everything from fast-paced action to standard TV smoothly. If you're looking for a giant screen to elevate your home theater setup, this one is definitely worth checking out.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The DU8000 is built for the "Big Game" and the "Big Premiere." It's a sophisticated, ultra-large display that focuses on clarity and ease of use. If you have the wall space, this TV offers an undeniable "wow factor" every time you walk into the room.

This is by far the most regrettable purchase I've ever made! The remote hardly works even on a full charge. The TV changes channels by itself right in the middle of a program. It doesn't connect well with apps, especially Paramount +.The picture gets grainy after watching for several hours and a lot of times won't refresh. If I could still return it I would. Would NOT recommend this TV to anyone.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Excellent picture, amazing apps. Seamless performance. My only disappointment is the lack of digital optical audio out port. I use that to connect to my Yamaha surround system and now have to use a HDMI decoder to split between the eArc to soundbar and my surround system. It's not the perfect combo, as some signals require adjustments to the delay between sources. But, it works. Using a USB to audio out, cuts off the hdmi arc, so, this seems like the only option I've come up with. Those who only run a single sound bar or surround system, instead of the combination to maximize movie effects, probably wouldn't notice the missing output and not affect them in the slightest. Aside from that, I absolutely love this TV. The clarity, ease of customization of brightness and contrast, multiple preset options, Samsung TV channels, controllable with Alexa, fluid motion in movies, upscale in older video and sound, truly amazing at a great price for a quality Television from a superior company.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Color and size are great! I would definitely recommend the larger sizes.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a great TB with nice picture and options. Samsung tb is very nice as well. HDMI arc is a bit of a problem other than that woohoo

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If you're looking for a giant screen to turn your living room into a mini cinema, the Samsung 85" Crystal UHD DU8000 is a solid option in its price range. The 85-inch size immerses you in the action, whether you're watching movies, TV shows, or playing games. The picture is crisp and vibrant thanks to the 4K UHD resolution (3840 x 2160) and the Crystal Processor 4K, which enhances color and contrast for more realistic scenes. The TV also supports HDR10+, which helps to better balance light and dark areas of the screen.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Picture Quality: Features Dynamic Crystal Color for over a billion shades and 4K upscaling to improve lower-resolution content.Enhanced Motion: Unlike smaller models in the series, the 85-inch model supports a 120Hz native refresh rate, improving clarity for fast-moving sports and gaming.Design: Uses an AirSlim design with very thin bezels and adjustable-height feet to accommodate a soundbar.Smart TV: Powered by Samsung Tizen OS, providing access to major streaming apps, Samsung Gaming Hub, and built-in voice assistants (Bixby, Alexa, Google Assistant). 

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Brightness is good during day and night. Clarity is absolutely perfect. Contrast is very good and adjust very well to the picture settings. Motion is ultra smooth and easy for eyes. Upscaling for gaming is awesome can handle 120fps easily.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The quality could be better also I have a few ideas if y'all would like to hear them one make the phone and the watch interactive 2 make the ring and the watch interactive. So that they all work on the television as well. So you can get your health, updates and everything else from the television itself. And if there's alert, the television can alert you that your heart rate's way too fast like a resting heart rate. Make a watch with a fingerprint scanner on one of the buttons or bezel