Which is better for gaming?

The Samsung U8000H. It has a 120Hz panel with VRR and ALLM, which the onn does not list. The onn's 60Hz refresh limits fast-motion games.

Is the Samsung worth the extra $152?

For most shoppers, yes. You get 120Hz, HDR10+, eARC and a larger app and gaming ecosystem. If you only watch casual content, the onn saves money.

Which has better HDR?

The Samsung, which specifies HDR10+. The onn lists HDR support but not the format. Neither is a high-brightness set, so expect modest HDR impact on both.

Do both have three HDMI ports?

Yes. The Samsung adds eARC, CEC, ALLM and VRR on its ports. The onn lists three HDMI ports with no gaming features.

Which is better for a bright living room?

Neither is a bright-room specialist. The Samsung's HDR10+ and 120Hz help with motion and contrast, but for daytime viewing both benefit from curtains or blinds.

Samsung markets itself as the TV brand rated #1 in durability, and its 4.4 rating comes from 5,859 buyers versus 4.2 from 935 for the onn. Neither listing gives a warranty term, so check the warranty at checkout.

onn 85" 4K Smart TV (85S4V1) vs Samsung 85" U8000H Crystal UHD 4K TV

Buy the Samsung U8000H if you want better motion, HDR10+, and a proven smart platform for about $152 more. Buy the onn 85S4V1 if the lowest price for an 85-inch 4K screen is what matters. As of November 6, 2026, the onn is $548.00 at Walmart and the Samsung is $699.99 at Best Buy. The onn has sold as low as $465.00 on November 6, 2026, so its price swings.

Today the onn 85" 4K Smart TV (85S4V1) costs $151.99 less at its best price.

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