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Samsung 55" U8000F Crystal UHD 4K Smart TV – Model UA55U8000FUXGH
Sale price  GH₵6,899.00 Regular price  GH₵9,699.00

Samsung 55" U8000F Crystal UHD 4K Smart TV – Model UA55U8000FUXGH

At 55 inches the U8000F gives 4K resolution enough surface area to show its worth, with the Crystal Processor 4K driving a 3,840 x 2,160 panel. HDR10+ support, Mega Contrast and UHD Dimming broaden the range between highlight and shadow, and 4K upscaling lifts the HD channels and older films that still make up most viewing.

It is sized for a family sitting room where several people watch at once, and the MetalStream design with a three-sided bezel-less screen keeps attention on the picture. Motion Xcelerator handles sport, Auto Game Mode with VRR and HGiG handles consoles, and the 20W two-channel audio with Object Tracking Sound Lite, Q-Symphony and Adaptive Sound handles everything until a soundbar arrives.

Key Features:

  • Screen size and resolution: 55" 4K UHD (3,840 x 2,160)

  • Picture engine: Crystal Processor 4K with 4K upscaling

  • HDR: HDR10+ support, with Mega Contrast and UHD Dimming

  • Motion: Motion Xcelerator for fast-moving sport and action

  • Design: MetalStream design with 3-sided bezel-less screen

  • Sound: 20W 2CH with Object Tracking Sound Lite, Q-Symphony and Adaptive Sound

  • Smart platform: One UI Tizen with Samsung TV Plus and Bixby voice

  • Gaming: Auto Game Mode (ALLM), VRR and HGiG

  • Connections: 3 x HDMI, 1 x USB-A, Ethernet, Wi-Fi 5 and Bluetooth 5.3

  • Security and control: Samsung Knox Security with built-in SmartThings hub

Why Choose This TV:

  • 55 inches is where 4K detail becomes clearly visible at normal seating distances

  • Crystal Processor 4K improves the HD content most viewers still watch daily

  • Three HDMI inputs cover a decoder, a console and a soundbar together

  • Knox Security and seven years of Tizen updates protect the set long-term

  • Supplied by Xsell Ghana, an authorised Samsung dealer

The size most families end up choosing, with the picture processing to justify it.

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