Crystal UHD TVs
Crystal UHD TVs: the First Rung of Samsung's 4K Ladder
Crystal UHD is Samsung's 4K entry line - no quantum dots, no Mini LED; what it sells is Samsung tuning, Tizen, and a very approachable ticket. For budget-first households that want big-brand peace of mind, the ladder starts here. All international versions, with our 10-day exchange plus 3-year on-site warranty.
In Stock Now (updated August 2026)
| 55-inch U8000H (2026) | $3,880 - current-year entry with Vision AI |
| 65-inch U8000F (2025) | $3,980 - the cheapest 65-inch ticket |
| 65-inch U8000H (2026) | $4,780 |
| 75-inch U8500F (2025) | $6,580 - the premium Crystal UHD of the F year |
| 75-inch U8000H (2026) | $7,980 |
| 85-inch DU8000 (2024) | $11,800 |
| 98-inch DU9000 (2024) | $22,800 - the cheapest 98-inch entry in the store |
Decoding Samsung's Names
Samsung marks the year in the letters: DU means 2024, a trailing F means 2025, a trailing H means 2026 - so the U8000H is the newest generation, while the DU9000 is a 2024 set that wins on being a 98-inch at this price. Know what you are buying: Crystal UHD has no local dimming, so blacks and HDR punch sit a class below the QLED and Neo QLED lines - the differences are laid out in our Mini LED vs OLED vs QLED guide. With a slightly looser budget, last year's QLED often overlaps in price; newness versus picture is your call.
Warranty and Delivery
The whole line is international version: a 10-day exchange for faults plus a 3-year on-site warranty (labour free, parts quoted first) - details in our warranty policy. Delivery with installation from $300 (55-inch) to $1,500 (98-inch), wall mounting with bracket included - see the delivery page.
Products whose title does not say International Version are official Hong Kong stock covered by the manufacturer. See our warranty policy and FAQ.
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