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So what exactly is the difference between UHD and Super UHD?
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i think SUHD is HDR where the other is not and SUHD is a Samsung thing
great tv, almost went with it but all the hardcore tv heads told me to get the sony for motionI ended up going with the UN55KS9000FXZA from Samsung. Love it so far.
actually live tv sports are about 90% of the 4k content. You need direct tv or dish. The cable companies are slacking.I have a Samsung 4K 65" unit, love watching sports on it. I would still say there is a lack of 4K content out there, most sporting events are broadcast in 1080p still
great tv, almost went with it but all the hardcore tv heads told me to get the sony for motionI ended up going with the UN55KS9000FXZA from Samsung. Love it so far.
the contrast on the 9k series is absurd tho for LED. to me it looks the best besides the oled but again i got the sony for motion (live sports and video games) it looks almost as vivid but more realistic in a way
after getting the settings dialed in the 4k stuff on Netflix is jawdropping
cant go wrong either way from what ive read, the Samsung seems to get the better overall score in most reviews but apparently Sony handles motion the best and has lower input lag. i like the android tv interface it has and I have other Samsung tvs and always wanted a Bravia since like 10 years agoI thought hard between the Samsung I bought and the Sony 930 you bought. Interestingly enough I ended up going with the Samsung for the same reasons you stated (live sports and video games). You are probably more knowledgeable than me, maybe the Sony is better for these things. I like the "gaming" and "sports" viewing modes the Samsung has and I also read the Smart TV interface was easier to use.
I really wanted the Sony at one point because I heard the blacks are a lot better.
Really, I don't know that much about TVsI know these two models we have are very similar in terms of specs. I messed around with some of the settings according to some online articles and youtube but I think it'd be cool to get a professional to come over and calibrate the TV.
cant go wrong either way from what ive read, the Samsung seems to get the better overall score in most reviews but apparently Sony handles motion the best and has lower input lag. i like the android tv interface it has and I have other Samsung tvs and always wanted a Bravia since like 10 years agoI thought hard between the Samsung I bought and the Sony 930 you bought. Interestingly enough I ended up going with the Samsung for the same reasons you stated (live sports and video games). You are probably more knowledgeable than me, maybe the Sony is better for these things. I like the "gaming" and "sports" viewing modes the Samsung has and I also read the Smart TV interface was easier to use.
I really wanted the Sony at one point because I heard the blacks are a lot better.
Really, I don't know that much about TVs I know these two models we have are very similar in terms of specs. I messed around with some of the settings according to some online articles and youtube but I think it'd be cool to get a professional to come over and calibrate the TV.
on av forums you should be able to get the settings thatll look best and tweak from there for your specific set
watch these youtube vids in 4k to truly appreciate the quality of 4k
And I think most of Netflix produced shows/movies are all available in 4k too.
the input lag is way better in the Sonys and are better for gaming.
cant go wrong either way from what ive read, the Samsung seems to get the better overall score in most reviews but apparently Sony handles motion the best and has lower input lag. i like the android tv interface it has and I have other Samsung tvs and always wanted a Bravia since like 10 years ago
on av forums you should be able to get the settings thatll look best and tweak from there for your specific set