
Samsung UA-60JU6400 Multi System 4K UHD Pal NTSC Secam 110-240 volts Multisystem TV
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Our take on the Samsung UA-60JU6400 Multi System 4K UHD Pal NTSC Secam 110-240 volts Multisystem TV
The Samsung UA-60JU6400 is a 60-inch 4K UHD LED smart TV built for people who move between countries or live outside their home market. Its defining feature is multisystem support: it runs on 110–240 volts without a converter and handles PAL, NTSC and SECAM signals internally. A quad-core processor drives the picture and the smart platform, with built-in Wi-Fi, screen mirroring and DLNA for streaming and sharing. Against mainstream 60-inch 4K sets it trades the newest panel tech and HDR for worldwide compatibility, so it suits expats and travelers more than buyers chasing the sharpest current picture.
- Worldwide 110–240 volt input, no step-down converter needed
- Internal PAL, NTSC and SECAM conversion, no external box
- 60-inch 4K UHD panel with a quad-core picture processor
- Built-in Wi-Fi, screen mirroring and DLNA sharing
- Full smart TV platform with streaming apps
About the Samsung UA-60JU6400 Multi System 4K UHD Pal NTSC Secam 110-240 volts Multisystem TV
The Samsung UA-60JU6400 is a 60-inch curved LED Smart TV with 4K Ultra HD resolution (3840 x 2160). A quad-core processor handles image processing. UHD upscaling raises 1080p HD and non-HD content to near-4K resolution.
It is a multi-system model. It runs on any voltage from 110 to 240 volts, so no voltage converter is needed. Internal PAL, NTSC and SECAM conversion means no external video converter is needed either.
Built-in WiFi supports streaming and apps. Screen mirroring shows content from mobile devices on the TV, and DLNA shares media from other devices on the home network. The Multi-Link screen shows several screens at once, such as TV and web browsing. Face recognition and motion control are supported, but they need a TV camera that is sold separately. The built-in speakers deliver 20 W of sound.
- Series
- 6
- Screen size
- 60 inches, curved
- Resolution
- 3840 x 2160 (4K UHD)
- Processor
- Quad-core
- Video
- UHD upscaling, Clear Motion Rate 200, Mega Contrast, UHD Dimming, Auto Motion Plus, Film Mode
- Audio
- 20 W RMS (10 W left, 10 W right), 2-channel down-firing speakers with bass reflex, HD Audio
- Smart features
- Samsung Smart TV, apps, games, Smart View, WiFi Direct, screen mirroring, DLNA
- Tuner
- Analog tuner
- Video systems
- Internal PAL, NTSC and SECAM conversion
- Ports
- 4 x HDMI, 3 x USB, 1 x component in, 1 x composite in (shared with component Y), 1 x Ethernet (LAN), 1 x audio out (mini jack), 1 x digital audio out (optical), 1 x RF in (terrestrial/cable)
Questions and answers
- Does it really work on both 110 and 240 volts?
- Yes. The set accepts 110–240 volts, so it runs in the US, Europe, Asia and most other regions without a voltage converter.
- Can it play PAL, NTSC and SECAM video?
- Yes. Conversion for PAL, NTSC and SECAM is built in, so you do not need an external video converter for discs or imported sources.
- Is this the same as the US Samsung JU6400?
- It is the multisystem version of the JU6400 line. The panel and smart features are similar, but this model adds worldwide voltage and multi-standard video support.
- Does it support HDR?
- No. The JU6400 generation predates broad HDR support, so it plays standard 4K UHD content without HDR.
- What can I connect to it?
- It has built-in Wi-Fi, screen mirroring and DLNA for network media, plus the usual HDMI and USB inputs for players, consoles and drives.
- Who should buy this instead of a regular 60-inch 4K TV?
- Buy it if you need one TV that works across voltages and broadcast standards. If you stay in one country, a current-model 4K set gives you better picture features.












