SAMSUNG43-Inch Class Crystal 4K UHD AU8000 Series HDR, 3 HDMI Ports, Motion Xcelerator, Tap View, PC on TV, Q Symphony, Smart TV with Alexa Built-In (UN43AU8000FXZA, 2021 Model)

Thin as a tile and build quality is fair; build quality is not premium but just enough for the price. It just needs careful handling.The display is amazingly crystal clear.All ports (HDMI, USB) work as expected.I was amazed by how a single small remote with a few buttons can perform ALL functions you need on the TV. I thought I would need to order a standard remote but this little guy can do all functions. This TV is good I recommend it!

In the end i returned because of size only. It was small for my table.Good TV at good price

I bought this TV which already arrived broken. I tried to ignore the chip to the bottom of the screen and turned it on to see that half the screen had no picture. I submitted a return request and for 2 and half week no one came to collect the TV. I had to cancel that request in case it had gone unnoticed and and make another one. They collected it 3 weeks ago. Still vendor claims they haven’t received the TV to process my refund. I’m confused at this point. Very disappointed with both Samsung and Amazon’s service on this. Returning something in the UAE is terrible as customer support is almost non-existent!

It was easily cracked entire screen with a mild hit!! It was shocking how fast and so much crack with such little push

The item was not as described. It is AU8100 instead of AU8000. It is not 4K as described. When you buy it, it is like the cheapest LED TV you have seen in your life in terms of quality.

I have no problem with Amazon or the seller , but I have had issues with UPS and Purolator. Amazon delivery and Intelcom have been excellent. I wish Amazon would not order UPS and Purolator.I am loving this TV.

tv was for my invald wife

Excellent Quality Imagin

L'écran de télévision est top dans son ensemble au niveau de la qualité des images mais le son n'est vraiment pas terrible, il n'y a pas assez de basse donc il faudrait acheter une barre de son...

(Because some people don't read all the way though long reviews, I'm editing my original review of the 43" Samsung AU8000 that I ordered from Amazon. Please read the manual!)For a quick bottom line, the picture can be superb. The Handmaiden, a superb S. Korean thriller that's in 4K Ultra HD - had superb color and clarity after the settings were adjusted. (more later)Initially, while I got good to excellent images on broadcast streaming news channels (ABC, CBS and NBC), some Amazon Prime movies lacked sufficient brightness in dark scenes, regardless of Brightness and Contrast settings. (Goliath was particularly dark.) The Samsung rep I contacted suggested using the Dynamic setting. However, this isn't an accurate setting in test reports, and while brighter than the other modes, actually produces less detail than Filmmaker or Movie mode. And on my Samsung sample, there was some backlighting bleed, particularly in corners, with brightness turned to the max. setting.Under Picture/Expert Settings, I had the best results not by turning up Brightness and Clarity to the maximum settings (I keep both between 25 and 35, and sometimes bump Color up from 25 to 30-35; Sharpness remains at 0), but by making adjustments to: Gamma, and Shadow Detail. (Gamma adjusts the mid-range brightness of the picture, and Shadow Detail adjusts the brightness of dark images.) I experimented with each one separately, and in combination with the other. Voila! Moving each from 0 to 1 or 2, depending on the movie or program (Gamma has 3 settings when watching UHD/HDR; Shadow Detail has five) allowed me to see the images in dark scenes of Goliath and Bosch much more clearly. Again, this was with the Brightness control set in a more moderate range of 25-35, rather than at the maximum of 50. That meant there was less back lighting bleeding through on dark fields, and it increases the life of the TV. On "regular" programming, this isn't necessary; the TV was bright enough with all the settings at the mid-point, and with the picture set on Movie mode, which seems to give the most accurate image, while preserving detail. (Filmmaker mode was a bit darker.)I gave the TV a rating of 4, but on some programming, I'd give it a 4 1/2...possibly even a 5. (The Handmaiden detail and color were fantastic!) For the price, the AU8000, when adjusted properly, is a good deal..an excellent deal, in fact. Everything has worked as expected, though I've admittedly had it set up for just a month. As I add apps for streaming services, and maybe an antenna for local programming, I think I'll enjoy it even more. Highly recommended, but read the manual, and experiment with the settings.