Samsung JS9500 Series 78"-Class 4K SUHD Smart 3D Curved LED TV

Samsung's flagship JS9500 series of curved 4K LED HDTVs have a striking design and multitudinous features, but the screen we tested showed significant light bloom.

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  Loads of connected features., Attractive design., Accurate colors., Very low input lag.

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  Very expensive., Distracting light bloom in very dark scenes.

The Samsung JS9500 SUHD TV is a great TV overall. It has a wider color gamut and a good full array local dimming backlight. It is very good for video games, due to its low response time and input lag. Unfortunately, the colors lose saturation at an angle and the gray uniformity is sub-par.

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  Wider color gamut, Low motion blur and input lag, Bright and doesn't reflect a lot of light

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  Poor gray uniformity, Limited viewing angle

The Samsung 78-inch UA78JS9500 SUHD LED TV, like its other siblings in the line is an LED TV that has a 3,840 x 2,160 pixel resolution on the panel to render up Ultra High Definition footage while also incorporating a gentle 4200R curve for a sense of depth when viewing footage onscreen.

The Samsung UE78JS9500 delivers big-screen thrills in spades with its FALD-enriched blacks, realistic-looking colours, best-in-industry upscaling, high motion clarity and uber-low input lag.

The UE78JS9500 could just be a home cinema fan’s dream come true. After all, it takes the ground-breaking high dynamic range (HDR), native UHD/4K resolution and Tizen smart TV features of the recently tested UE65JS9500 and shoves them into a substantially bigger 78-inch screen.

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  Spectacular, next-generation picture quality, Good Smart TV system, Future-proof connections and processing

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  It's prohibitively expensive, Traces of blooming around bright objects, Crosstalk with 3D

Tv is awesome. Husband is enjoying his NFL channels. He placed it in the entertainment room and we do have movie nights and when babysitting it's a go to for the kids. Xbox games look awesome and the 4K looks nice. It does make a difference.

I will never willingly go back to a flat screen.

1) Dead pixel mid screen after 9 months. 2) Grey scale is terrible 3) Localised dimming pulses as bright objects enter periphery. 4) Customer care, taking a month to do anything about the dead pixel (still unresolved) Total garbage. The LG Oled is significantly better. Avoid.

Best TV (Samsung UN78JS9500) I have ever owned. Granted it is a little bit complicated to set up when you have multiple items like the bluray player (Samsung UBD-K8500), receiver (Yamaha RX-A3050 ) and cabling in the 4K signal path and each must be programmed to compliment each other rather than...

First & foremost, you can ignore a lot of the one star ratings... They are from people that do not own the set, have never had the set in a proper viewing room or are people that seem to have issues with people like me that work hard, have no debt & choose to spenmd some of that hard earned money on...

Received this as a Christmas gift and it replaced a Samsung 75" (UN75F6300). The difference in picture quality is startling (just regular programming, not even 4K). The clarity is almost too good, everyone that used to look good now have flaws like the rest of us The 3D function is much better than...

This TV has an amazing view, well worth the money if you can afford it!

Awsome TV. I get so much more enjoyment out of X factor now.....

I brought this TV . I should have spent the money on a small car and gone to the cinema instead

1 star based on price. Yes, I don't care if this thing can make your coffee and cook you dinner. Samsung is completely whacked charging 15K for this TV. Nanocrystals? who cares, it will still lose contrast when viewed off center.