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8K vs 4K TV review – which is better?

8K vs 4K TV review – which is better?

Posted on February 6, 2019August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

We pit the new Samsung 8K TV against the top-of-the-range Samsung 4K TV

Finally, 8K is here. Or, to be more precise, 8K TVs are here. Samsung has taken the plunge and launched its first 8K TVs for public consumption in the form of the four-strong Q900R model range. But with 8K content neither currently available, nor even having a firm date for release, should you really consider taking the plunge at this stage?

To answer that question, we’re pitting the 65in version of the 8K Q900R against the 65in version of Samsung’s flagship 4K TV, the Q9FN.
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