The UBD K8500 is not a street directory, it’s the first 4K Ultra HD Blu-Ray player to go on sale in Australia, hitting our stores many months before the Panasonic 4K Blu Ray Player which we won’t see until September – but wow, the price.
Samsung have priced this bad-boy at $599, a fantastic price given it’s a first of its kind technology which normally attracts a strong premium – although, you could argue it is doing just that given a standard Blu Ray player is around $100.
So you’ve got to stump up the cash? Well, at least you can finally see every pixel of your big-screen 4K TV in use to its full potential.
You should sit back and see incredible picture quality, and for those buying a HDR capable TV in 2016, the UBD K8500 is HDR ready too.
“Samsung is delighted to be the very first to bring to the Australian market, an entirely new home theatre platform that will set the benchmark for home entertainment in this country,” said Carl Rose, Vice President, Consumer Electronics, Samsung. “With stunning UHD 4K resolution, Samsung’s Ultra HD Blu-ray Player offers up to four times the resolution of conventional Blu-ray players.
“Samsung is committed to providing the best possible technology so our customers can enjoy the highest standards of Ultra HD content, whether the format is digital or in the form of Blu-ray discs,” Rose added.
You’ll find it in-store now at around $599.
Here’s Samsung’s own list of key features for the UBD K8500:
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