Samsung Hospitality

Samsung HG65AU800AUXUE — 65″ HAU8000 Crystal UHD 4K Hotel / Hospitality TV

1. Overview

• This is a 65-inch Hospitality / Hotel-TV from Samsung’s HAU8000 / AU8000 series, model code HG65AU800AUXUE. (Samsung)
• It offers Crystal UHD 4K resolution, which is 3840 × 2160 pixels, providing sharp image detail—four times the pixels of Full HD. (Samsung)
• Designed for hotel / hospitality environments, meaning it includes special features for guest rooms, property management, and maintenance. (Elara Online (www.elara.ie))

2. Display & Picture Quality

• Display type: LED-backlit LCD panel. (Elara Online (www.elara.ie))
• HDR support: Supports HDR10+ and HLG for enhanced brightness, contrast, and better handling of detailed dark/light scenes. (Elara Online (www.elara.ie))
• Picture processors / enhancement:
  • Crystal Processor 4K, which helps with upscaling lower resolution content. (Elara Online (www.elara.ie))
  • Micro-dimming (often called “UHD Dimming”) to improve contrast across the image. (Elara Online (www.elara.ie))
  • Auto Motion Plus and Clear Motion to smooth out motion (helps for fast action scenes, sports). (PC Shopper)
  • Wide viewing angles: 178° horizontal and vertical, which means picture remains clear even when viewed off to the side. (Samsung)

3. Design & Form Factor

• AirSlim design: very slim build, so it sits close to walls and looks sleek in hotel room setups. (Samsung)
• 3-Bezel-less design: minimal bezels around the screen for a more immersive appearance. (Elara Online (www.elara.ie))
• Cable Management / Slim Fit Wall Mount: allows for clean wiring and when mounted, the TV can sit flush to the wall. Helps in hotel rooms to reduce clutter and increase aesthetic appeal. (Samsung)

4. Audio

• Built-in speakers: 2 × 10W (so total about 20W output). (Elara Online (www.elara.ie))
• Adaptive Sound: the TV adapts audio profile depending on what's being viewed to make dialogue, effects, etc., clearer. (Samsung)
• Support for die-sync with external soundbars via features like “Q-Symphony Lite” (allows combined sound output from TV and soundbar for richer audio) in some hospitality settings. (Samsung)

5. Smart & Hospitality Features

Because this is a hotel TV model, it includes features intended for ease of management, guest-experience, and control:

6. Connectivity / Ports

• HDMI: Typically 3 HDMI ports. (Elara Online (www.elara.ie))
• USB: 2× USB-A ports (usually USB 2.0) for media playback or firmware updates. (vieffetrade.eu)
• Digital Audio Out (Optical): For external sound systems. (Accelerator)
• RF coaxial input(s): For antenna or satellite input. (vieffetrade.eu)
• Network / Ethernet: RJ-45 Ethernet port for wired network; also WiFi (WiFi5 / 802.11ac). (Elara Online (www.elara.ie))

7. Power & Energy

• Typical power consumption in operational mode (SDR) is around 112 W, with higher consumption in HDR mode. (Elara Online (www.elara.ie))
• Maximum power draw can be up to ~ 205 W. (Elara Online (www.elara.ie))
• Energy efficiency class is G (current labeling in many markets) for both SDR and HDR modes. (Elara Online (www.elara.ie))

8. Physical Specs & Dimensions

• Without stand: approx 145.09 cm wide × 2.57 cm deep × 83.19 cm tall, weight ~ 20.9 kg. (PC Shopper)
• With stand: slightly deeper and heavier (stand adds depth and weight). (Accelerator)
• Packaging and shipping dimensions are larger (includes box, stand, accessories). (B&H Photo Video)

9. Use-Case Strengths / What Makes It Good for Hotels

• Designed with hospitality features to allow hotels to control what guests see, restrict certain TV functions, preset things like volume limits, channel lists, etc.
• Attractive when off (sleek design, clean lines), which helps hotel room aesthetics.
• Remote management via LYNK Cloud ‒ good for large scale deployment (many rooms) so staff can update content, monitor usage etc.
• Many connectivity options so guests can use their own devices.
• Good visual and audio quality for in-room entertainment.

10. Potential Limitations / Things to Be Aware Of

• Built-in speakers are 2 × 10W (20W total) which may be adequate for typical hotel room but not high fidelity movie theater sound. External soundbars or audio systems may be needed for premium sound.
• Energy consumption is moderate to high when HDR content is used. Standby power is low.
• Refresh rate is standard (≈ 60 Hz) so might not be ideal for high-frame gaming or fast action content in terms of motion blur vs high refresh rate TVs.