[ใหม่] Cheap Price Samsung UN60EH6000 60-Inch 1080p 120 Hz LED HDTV (Black)
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Size: 60-Inch
- Full HD 1080p
- Dolby Digital Plus/Dolby Pulse
- Wide Color Enhancer Plus
- ConnetShare Movie
This LED HDTV allows you to immerse yourself in a 1080p full high-definition viewing experience. ConnectShare Movie lets you watch videos, play music, or view photos from a USB drive. Use the 2 HDMI ports to easily connect multiple AV devices at the same time. The impressive picture quality and excellent sound technology will transform how you watch TV.
Clear Motion Rate 240Clear Motion Rate (CMR) was developed to accurately measure how well a LCD or LED TV can depict fast-moving images. LED TVs with a CMR of 240 can display action-packed movement with sharp detail and deeper levels of contrast while eliminating image distortion.
LG Infinia 55LW6500, Sony KDL55BX520, Samsung UN60D8000, LG Infinia 42LV5500, VIZIO E370VT, Samsung 46 LED, Sony KDL-40EX500, Samsung UN32D4003 , Panasonic TC-L47DT50, VIZIO E551VL, Mitsubishi WD-73740, Toshiba 42TL515U, LG EzSign 42LD452B, Sharp LC46LE540, VIZIO M3D420SR, Samsung UN46D7900, Samsung PN51E490, Samsung PN51D550, Haier 55-Inch, LG 60PV450, Toshiba 32L4200U, Coby LEDTV4026, Samsung UN46D6500, Seiki SC-402TT, LG 55LS4600, VIZIO E322VL, Samsung PN51D8000, VIZIO M420NV, LG 42LK520, VIZIO XVT3D474SV, VIZIO M420SV, Toshiba 55G310U, Vizio M420SL , Sony KDL55HX820 , LG Infinia 47LV5500, Samsung UN55D6500, Vizio M3D550KD , SunBriteTV SB-4660HDB, Sharp LC-60LE633U, Samsung PN51D7000, Samsung UN55D7900
Wide Color Enhancer PlusWide Color Enhancer Plus allows you to witness the entire RGB spectrum brought to life on your screen to bring you exceptionally vibrant, yet natural-looking images faithful to the director’s original intent.
Yes some people will say that this TV is not loaded with
features, like all the streaming internet blah-de-blah-blah-blah. But if you
have that in your Blu-ray player, you don't need it in your TV as well. And some
of us don't care about watching streaming movies over the net, some of us don't
have good enough broadband connections where we live to support that anyway. And
some of us BUY blu-ray movies that we like. So enough about internet bloody
apps.
The biggest complaint about this set offered by some is the fact that it only has 2 HDMI ports. And that could be a problem for some. But if you control all of your gear (like I do) through your A/V receiver, you only need ONE HDMI going into the TV anyway. If you've got to plug all of your high-def gear right into the TV, and you've got more than 2 HDMI devices, this TV is not for you, find another. So enough about only 2 HDMI ports.
The picture quality of this TV is AMAZING. The total evenness of the backlight, especially during a pitch black scene, or when the background is totally black, is amazing. Total blackness with no uneven lighting at all...ANYWHERE on the screen, even edges and corners. I haven't seen a TV that can compare to this one in that respect.
Samsung UN55D6400, LG 50PM4700, Toshiba 32SLV411U , Sony KDL55EX640, Samsung LN46E550, Samsung UN46EH5000, Samsung PN64D8000, Sharp LC60LE830U, LG 42PT350, LG 50PM9700, VIZIO E422VA, LG 47LK520 , Elite Black 70, Philips 40PFL5706 , Samsung LN37D550, LG 55LK520, JVC JLC47BC3000, Sharp Aquos LC60LE847U, Sony KDL55EX720, Samsung UN46D6000, Sony KDL46HX820, Sharp Aquos LC60LE640U, Panasonic TC-L42ET5 , Haier America L55B2181 , Samsung UN60D6000, Samsung PN51E6500, Panasonic TC-P50XT50, LG 42LS3400, Samsung PN51D450, VIZIO E370VP , VIZIO 47 Inch , Sharp Aquos LC52LE640U, VIZIO XVT323SV, VIZIO E470VLE , VIZIO E552VL , LG Infinia 50PZ950, Samsung PN59D8000, Sony KDL46HX850, Panasonic TC-L47WT50, Samsung UN46D6400, VIZIO XVT553SV, Samsung UN55D6000, Mitsubishi WD-82838 ,
The set has MANY full manual picture controls and tweaks, and some advanced ones, or three pre-programed modes that you can still tweak. You don't have to settle for what the TV maker says is good, although Samsung's modes are pretty darn good, right out of the box. The "dynamic" mode is a little contrasty for my taste though. But still, it's easily modified.
The front bezel on this TV is about as thin as they get on LCD/LED TVs. Some would say that this TV is a tad on the thick side depth-wise, considering it's an LED TV, but it's still pretty thin, compared to my 3 year old Sony 52" LCD, which was a tank.
The sound is about the same as other thin LCD/LED TVs. You can't get huge speakers to fit into these things, let's face it. Thin with a small bezel means thin, small speakers. If you're listening through a surround sound system (as I and anyone with a "home theater system" do) it's not an issue.
The remote control is a bit small, but its backlit buttons can light up in the dark, which is a plus.
I just bought this TV in a bricks and mortar store for $1199, which I think is a steal. Two weeks ago I bought an LG 55" LCD and it's going back to the store today. This Samsung totally blows the LG away...the backlighting on the LG was so bad and uneven I couldn't stand it. It was really noticible how bad it was during dark scenes in movies like the second "Pirates of the Caribbean" movie, any of the "Batman" movies or "Aliens" those movies are chock full of very dark scenes. The LG couldn't handle them, but the Samsung does them proud...inky rich blacks that still have some detail in them.
Mitsubishi WD-92840, Samsung PN51E7000, Panasonic TC-P65GT50, Panasonic TC-P55UT50 , VIZIO 42 Inch , Panasonic TC-P60ST30, LG Infinia 47LW5600, Panasonic TC-L42U5, Sony KDL60EX720 , Sharp LC70LE745U, Toshiba 47TL515U, Philips 40PFL3706, LG 37LV3500 , Samsung PN59D7000, Sony KDL55NX720, Mitsubishi WD-73738 , Sony NSX-40GT1, Vizio M320SL , VIZIO E421VO , LG 42PM4700, Sony KDL46HX750, Samsung UN55ES7100, Mitsubishi WD-73838, Mitsubishi WD-73640, Sony KDL55HX750, Panasonic TC-P46ST30, Vizio M370SL , Sony KDL-55HX729, Samsung UN46ES7100, JVC JLC42BC3000, LG Infinia 60PZ950, LG 37LK450, LG Infinia 47LW6500, Sharp LC70LE847U, Sony KDL46EX640 , TCL L40FHDF12TA, Sharp LC-70LE735U , LG 42PW350, Samsung PN64E550, Samsung PN43D450
Someplace online I read in someone's comments that this TV doesn't do 24hz film mode. It most certainly does....set your Blu-ray player to that mode and then press the "info" button on this Samsung TV's remote and it will display that info on the screen. 24 bloody hz. So don't believe everything that people say in reviews. (except for mine lol)
If you want a REALLY decent TV that doesn't have to wake you up, make you breakfast, Twitter and Facebook for you, do your laundry and surf the net for you, this is it.
The biggest complaint about this set offered by some is the fact that it only has 2 HDMI ports. And that could be a problem for some. But if you control all of your gear (like I do) through your A/V receiver, you only need ONE HDMI going into the TV anyway. If you've got to plug all of your high-def gear right into the TV, and you've got more than 2 HDMI devices, this TV is not for you, find another. So enough about only 2 HDMI ports.
The picture quality of this TV is AMAZING. The total evenness of the backlight, especially during a pitch black scene, or when the background is totally black, is amazing. Total blackness with no uneven lighting at all...ANYWHERE on the screen, even edges and corners. I haven't seen a TV that can compare to this one in that respect.
Samsung UN55D6400, LG 50PM4700, Toshiba 32SLV411U , Sony KDL55EX640, Samsung LN46E550, Samsung UN46EH5000, Samsung PN64D8000, Sharp LC60LE830U, LG 42PT350, LG 50PM9700, VIZIO E422VA, LG 47LK520 , Elite Black 70, Philips 40PFL5706 , Samsung LN37D550, LG 55LK520, JVC JLC47BC3000, Sharp Aquos LC60LE847U, Sony KDL55EX720, Samsung UN46D6000, Sony KDL46HX820, Sharp Aquos LC60LE640U, Panasonic TC-L42ET5 , Haier America L55B2181 , Samsung UN60D6000, Samsung PN51E6500, Panasonic TC-P50XT50, LG 42LS3400, Samsung PN51D450, VIZIO E370VP , VIZIO 47 Inch , Sharp Aquos LC52LE640U, VIZIO XVT323SV, VIZIO E470VLE , VIZIO E552VL , LG Infinia 50PZ950, Samsung PN59D8000, Sony KDL46HX850, Panasonic TC-L47WT50, Samsung UN46D6400, VIZIO XVT553SV, Samsung UN55D6000, Mitsubishi WD-82838 ,
The set has MANY full manual picture controls and tweaks, and some advanced ones, or three pre-programed modes that you can still tweak. You don't have to settle for what the TV maker says is good, although Samsung's modes are pretty darn good, right out of the box. The "dynamic" mode is a little contrasty for my taste though. But still, it's easily modified.
The front bezel on this TV is about as thin as they get on LCD/LED TVs. Some would say that this TV is a tad on the thick side depth-wise, considering it's an LED TV, but it's still pretty thin, compared to my 3 year old Sony 52" LCD, which was a tank.
The sound is about the same as other thin LCD/LED TVs. You can't get huge speakers to fit into these things, let's face it. Thin with a small bezel means thin, small speakers. If you're listening through a surround sound system (as I and anyone with a "home theater system" do) it's not an issue.
The remote control is a bit small, but its backlit buttons can light up in the dark, which is a plus.
I just bought this TV in a bricks and mortar store for $1199, which I think is a steal. Two weeks ago I bought an LG 55" LCD and it's going back to the store today. This Samsung totally blows the LG away...the backlighting on the LG was so bad and uneven I couldn't stand it. It was really noticible how bad it was during dark scenes in movies like the second "Pirates of the Caribbean" movie, any of the "Batman" movies or "Aliens" those movies are chock full of very dark scenes. The LG couldn't handle them, but the Samsung does them proud...inky rich blacks that still have some detail in them.
Mitsubishi WD-92840, Samsung PN51E7000, Panasonic TC-P65GT50, Panasonic TC-P55UT50 , VIZIO 42 Inch , Panasonic TC-P60ST30, LG Infinia 47LW5600, Panasonic TC-L42U5, Sony KDL60EX720 , Sharp LC70LE745U, Toshiba 47TL515U, Philips 40PFL3706, LG 37LV3500 , Samsung PN59D7000, Sony KDL55NX720, Mitsubishi WD-73738 , Sony NSX-40GT1, Vizio M320SL , VIZIO E421VO , LG 42PM4700, Sony KDL46HX750, Samsung UN55ES7100, Mitsubishi WD-73838, Mitsubishi WD-73640, Sony KDL55HX750, Panasonic TC-P46ST30, Vizio M370SL , Sony KDL-55HX729, Samsung UN46ES7100, JVC JLC42BC3000, LG Infinia 60PZ950, LG 37LK450, LG Infinia 47LW6500, Sharp LC70LE847U, Sony KDL46EX640 , TCL L40FHDF12TA, Sharp LC-70LE735U , LG 42PW350, Samsung PN64E550, Samsung PN43D450
Someplace online I read in someone's comments that this TV doesn't do 24hz film mode. It most certainly does....set your Blu-ray player to that mode and then press the "info" button on this Samsung TV's remote and it will display that info on the screen. 24 bloody hz. So don't believe everything that people say in reviews. (except for mine lol)
If you want a REALLY decent TV that doesn't have to wake you up, make you breakfast, Twitter and Facebook for you, do your laundry and surf the net for you, this is it.
It is telling when you have to describe televisions as "basic"
or "smart" - just like cellular devices.
The EH6000 is a "basic" television that, simply, fits a need. It is a television that doesn't pretend to be anything else. I don't really need it to be anything else, either. It certainly is my television, but I mostly use it as a monitor for my PC and consoles. It does a wonderful job for what I need it for, and that's the key. My consoles and PC do everything I'd want a "smart" television for anyway. I also have no need or desire for 3D. At this point in time, there are few panels that give the true theater experience, and they are all well outside of my price range.
The picture is nice and sharp. Out of the box, it was set to "dynamic" color mode which I found so bright it washed out the picture. I set it to "standard" color mode, and it fits my environment just fine. If I upgrade from my yellow light bulbs to white, I may change my color settings. I haven't tried the "game" color mode yet; though, "standard" seems to work fine for the range of games I've tried on Steam, Origin, and my consoles.
Samsung UN46D8000, LG 47LS4600, Mitsubishi WD-82738, Samsung UN60ES7500, LG 50PM6700, LG 47LM8600, Sony XBR46HX929 , Sharp LC-70LE732U, Panasonic TC-P55ST30, LG 47CS570, LG 60PM6700 , Sony KDL55HX850, LG 32LS3500, Sharp LC60LE835U, Sony KDL46EX720, Samsung LN40D630, LG 50PZ550, Mitsubishi WD-82740, Samsung PN60E8000, Sony XBR55HX929, Sharp LC60LE632U, LG 42LK450, Samsung UN46ES7500, Samsung UN40EH5300, Samsung UN46EH5300, Samsung PN64D7000, Samsung PN51E8000, Sony XBR65HX929, Samsung LN40E550, Panasonic TC-L37E3, Sharp AQUOS 80, Toshiba 46L5200U, Panasonic TC-L55E50, VIZIO E3D320VX, Samsung PN60E7000, Samsung UN60D7000, Philips 55PFL5706 , Sony KDL46NX720, Panasonic TC-L47ET5, Samsung PN64E8000, Panasonic TC-L37E5
It took some trial and error to find the right fit for my PC's graphics settings, but I expected as much. However, I was pleased once everything was set up and running. I was immediately impressed with the LED back-lighting. It is, by far, superior to standard LCD panels. I never realized just how dim my previous television, also a Samsung, was until I turned down the brightness settings in ALL my games. The environments really pop, and they don't feel over-saturated with "forced" brightness.
I didn't see it in the description at the time, but I was pleasantly pleased to see the audio outputs on the back. Yes, I used plural. It has optical, which I was expecting, and analog three-conductor phone (aka: headphone, stereo eighth-inch). I wish it was analog stereo phono (aka: RCA) instead, but I can live with it.
With all this praise, one might think there were no drawbacks to reduce the overall star rating. Sadly, Samsung left one, glaring omission. It's not enough to return the television and shell out extra cash for a higher-end Samsung, but it is something to complain about. It only has 2 HDMI ports. Yes, it is in the description. I realized what I was buying when I purchased the television, but I really wish Samsung had included more HDMI ports. All of their 3D televisions that I looked at had 4 HDMI ports. Why? Why? Why?! Most consumers have more than two HDMI devices, and switches can cause a degradation in signal quality.
Oh also, the product description states the EH6000 has one component and one composite input. The statement is a bit misleading. There is one component/composite input. That's right. You can use it as EITHER component or composite. It doesn't bother me, but other buyers may wish to be made aware.
As a note, I have no way of testing the tuner. I live outside of off-the-air broadcast range, so there is no way, at this time, to properly test this function. In the past however, Samsung has built in excellent over-the-air tuners.
The EH6000 is a "basic" television that, simply, fits a need. It is a television that doesn't pretend to be anything else. I don't really need it to be anything else, either. It certainly is my television, but I mostly use it as a monitor for my PC and consoles. It does a wonderful job for what I need it for, and that's the key. My consoles and PC do everything I'd want a "smart" television for anyway. I also have no need or desire for 3D. At this point in time, there are few panels that give the true theater experience, and they are all well outside of my price range.
The picture is nice and sharp. Out of the box, it was set to "dynamic" color mode which I found so bright it washed out the picture. I set it to "standard" color mode, and it fits my environment just fine. If I upgrade from my yellow light bulbs to white, I may change my color settings. I haven't tried the "game" color mode yet; though, "standard" seems to work fine for the range of games I've tried on Steam, Origin, and my consoles.
Samsung UN46D8000, LG 47LS4600, Mitsubishi WD-82738, Samsung UN60ES7500, LG 50PM6700, LG 47LM8600, Sony XBR46HX929 , Sharp LC-70LE732U, Panasonic TC-P55ST30, LG 47CS570, LG 60PM6700 , Sony KDL55HX850, LG 32LS3500, Sharp LC60LE835U, Sony KDL46EX720, Samsung LN40D630, LG 50PZ550, Mitsubishi WD-82740, Samsung PN60E8000, Sony XBR55HX929, Sharp LC60LE632U, LG 42LK450, Samsung UN46ES7500, Samsung UN40EH5300, Samsung UN46EH5300, Samsung PN64D7000, Samsung PN51E8000, Sony XBR65HX929, Samsung LN40E550, Panasonic TC-L37E3, Sharp AQUOS 80, Toshiba 46L5200U, Panasonic TC-L55E50, VIZIO E3D320VX, Samsung PN60E7000, Samsung UN60D7000, Philips 55PFL5706 , Sony KDL46NX720, Panasonic TC-L47ET5, Samsung PN64E8000, Panasonic TC-L37E5
It took some trial and error to find the right fit for my PC's graphics settings, but I expected as much. However, I was pleased once everything was set up and running. I was immediately impressed with the LED back-lighting. It is, by far, superior to standard LCD panels. I never realized just how dim my previous television, also a Samsung, was until I turned down the brightness settings in ALL my games. The environments really pop, and they don't feel over-saturated with "forced" brightness.
I didn't see it in the description at the time, but I was pleasantly pleased to see the audio outputs on the back. Yes, I used plural. It has optical, which I was expecting, and analog three-conductor phone (aka: headphone, stereo eighth-inch). I wish it was analog stereo phono (aka: RCA) instead, but I can live with it.
With all this praise, one might think there were no drawbacks to reduce the overall star rating. Sadly, Samsung left one, glaring omission. It's not enough to return the television and shell out extra cash for a higher-end Samsung, but it is something to complain about. It only has 2 HDMI ports. Yes, it is in the description. I realized what I was buying when I purchased the television, but I really wish Samsung had included more HDMI ports. All of their 3D televisions that I looked at had 4 HDMI ports. Why? Why? Why?! Most consumers have more than two HDMI devices, and switches can cause a degradation in signal quality.
Oh also, the product description states the EH6000 has one component and one composite input. The statement is a bit misleading. There is one component/composite input. That's right. You can use it as EITHER component or composite. It doesn't bother me, but other buyers may wish to be made aware.
As a note, I have no way of testing the tuner. I live outside of off-the-air broadcast range, so there is no way, at this time, to properly test this function. In the past however, Samsung has built in excellent over-the-air tuners.
LG
47LS5700 , LG
60PA6500, LG
47LM6200, Samsung
UN65D8000, Samsung
UN46ES8000, Toshiba
55L6200U , Panasonic
TC-P50GT50, Panasonic
TC-P65ST50, LG
50PA6500 , LG
55LM7600, LG
65LW6500, Panasonic
VIERA TC-P55GT50 , LG
55LM6200, Samsung
PN60E550, Samsung
UN40ES6500, LG
65LM6200 , LG
55LS5700, Panasonic
TC-P50UT50, Panasonic
TC-P55VT50, Samsung
UN55ES6100, Samsung
UN40EH5000, LG
50PA4500, Sharp
LC80LE844U, Samsung
UN60ES6500 , Panasonic
VIERA TC-L37U3 , LG
42LM6200, Samsung
UN55D8000,. Samsung
UN46D7000, LG
42CS570, Sony
KDL-46EX500, LG
37CS560, Samsung
UN55D7000 , LG
32LK450, Sony
KDL40EX640, Samsung
PN51E450, Samsung
UN60ES6100, Samsung
UN55ES7500, LG
42PA4500, Samsung
UN60D6400, LG
Infinia 55LW5600
The picture on this TV is outstanding. The LED technology
really makes everything pop with its high contrast ratio. It is just as good as
the best plasmas that I have seen. This set is also more energy efficient than
plasmas with a $12 per year energy consumption for the 55" model.
The black levels on this TV are fantastic and even across the entire screen from corner to corner. Samsung was able to achieve this by utilizing the full array LED technology. The edge lit LED technology on other sets allows for a thinner TV, but in most cases the picture suffers from the flashlight effect where light shines up into the picture from the corners and edges of the screen. Not on this TV. It is truly amazing watching dark movies at night on this set. White text on black background is like reading a high quality printed text. Watching John Mayer in concert feels like I am in the audience. Truly amazing.
I am pleasantly surprised at how good the sound is. The standard setting is set to mono, but there is a surround sound setting that simulates a 5.1 speaker system. As soon as I enabled this, it filled up the room with great sound. I am also in love with how thin Samsung was able to get the bezel on this TV. It allowed me to purchase a larger TV for the room, as I saved space with the small bezel. When the TV is turned off it looks slick. The screen is a deep matte black that matches the bezel which also matches the sleek looking stand.
Samsung was able to keep the cost lower on this TV as it is not a smart TV, only has 2 HDMI inputs and is 2D. I did not need a smart TV (I use the Apple TV to transmit movie purchases from the App store and YouTube onto the screen), I do not play games (PS2, Nintendo) and so the 2 HDMI inputs work out fine for me. I also am more of a traditionalist and did not want to buy into 3D technology on a TV while it is still in its infancy stage.
The black levels on this TV are fantastic and even across the entire screen from corner to corner. Samsung was able to achieve this by utilizing the full array LED technology. The edge lit LED technology on other sets allows for a thinner TV, but in most cases the picture suffers from the flashlight effect where light shines up into the picture from the corners and edges of the screen. Not on this TV. It is truly amazing watching dark movies at night on this set. White text on black background is like reading a high quality printed text. Watching John Mayer in concert feels like I am in the audience. Truly amazing.
I am pleasantly surprised at how good the sound is. The standard setting is set to mono, but there is a surround sound setting that simulates a 5.1 speaker system. As soon as I enabled this, it filled up the room with great sound. I am also in love with how thin Samsung was able to get the bezel on this TV. It allowed me to purchase a larger TV for the room, as I saved space with the small bezel. When the TV is turned off it looks slick. The screen is a deep matte black that matches the bezel which also matches the sleek looking stand.
Samsung was able to keep the cost lower on this TV as it is not a smart TV, only has 2 HDMI inputs and is 2D. I did not need a smart TV (I use the Apple TV to transmit movie purchases from the App store and YouTube onto the screen), I do not play games (PS2, Nintendo) and so the 2 HDMI inputs work out fine for me. I also am more of a traditionalist and did not want to buy into 3D technology on a TV while it is still in its infancy stage.
LG
47LM7600, Samsung
UN46EH6000, LG
47LM6700, Samsung
UN40EH6000, Samsung
UN32EH5000, Panasonic
TC-P60ST50 , Panasonic
TC-P50ST50, Panasonic
TC-P65VT30, Samsung
UN32EH4000, Samsung
UN40ES6100, Panasonic
TC-L42E50, LG
42LS5700, Samsung
UN60ES8000, LG
55LM8600, Panasonic
VIERA TC-L47E50, Toshiba
40E220U, Sony
KDL40BX450 , LG
42CS560, Panasonic
VIERA TC-P55ST50, Panasonic
TC-P65GT30, LG
55LM6700 , Panasonic
TC-P60GT50, Panasonic
TC-P65VT50, Panasonic
TC-P65ST30, Samsung
UN46ES6100, Sony
KDL46BX450, Coby
TFTV4025, Samsung
LN46D630, Samsung
UN32EH5300, Samsung
UN60EH6000 , Samsung
UN55ES6500, Samsung
UN46ES6500, Panasonic
TC-P50U50, Panasonic
TC-L42E5 , LG
32CS560 , Samsung
UN55ES8000, Samsung
PN51E550
Also, I must add that the standard brightness setting out the box was a little bright. I had to turn this down and I also set the picture to "movie" mode with great results. Of course this is personal taste. There are many picture settings that you can play around with in order to get the picture to that sweet spot.
I have had this TV for a couple of weeks now and as you can tell I am still excited about it. Overall you just cannot go wrong. Worth every penny paid.
Also, I must add that the standard brightness setting out the box was a little bright. I had to turn this down and I also set the picture to "movie" mode with great results. Of course this is personal taste. There are many picture settings that you can play around with in order to get the picture to that sweet spot.
I have had this TV for a couple of weeks now and as you can tell I am still excited about it. Overall you just cannot go wrong. Worth every penny paid.