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Samsung 65-Inch Neo QLED 4K Smart TV with Mini LED Quantum HDR, Dolby Atmos - 2022 Model

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Size: 65-Inch


Features

  • QUANTUM MATRIX WITH MINI LEDs: Brilliant details shine even in daylight; Powered by a huge grid of Samsungs ultra precise Quantum Mini LEDs, it takes exact control of the individual zones of light in your picture for breathtaking color and contrast
  • QUANTUM HDR 32X: Every detail bursts to life with realistic contrast and brilliance; With HDR 32X and its wide range of vivid shades of color, youll discover all the nuances in the latest movies and shows made for High Dynamic Range
  • NEO QUANTUM PROCESSOR WITH 4K UPSCALING: See all you enjoy upscaled to spectacular 4K resolution; The Neo Quantum Processor 4K uses AI based deep learning to analyze your content and optimize it to full 4K
  • ANTI-GLARE WITH ULTRA VIEWING ANGLE: Youve got the best view from every seat. Designed to reduce glare and deliver brilliant color across your screen, Ultra Viewing Angle makes sure youve got amazing picture quality, from virtually anywhere in the room
  • DOLBY ATMOS & OBJECT TRACKING SOUND+: Experience realistic 3D sound that puts you in the middle of the action with OTS+; From strategically placed speakers behind the screen, youll hear the getaway car drive from one side to the other, and feel the fighter jet fly overhead; Plus with Dolby Atmos built-in, hear the rain from above and the explosion from beyond

Description

Dive into our most brilliantly intense 4K experience, powered by Quantum Matrix Technology. By using precision Mini LEDs to create a wide range of color and contrast, rich details are revealed. Marvel at all that emerges from your darkest and brightest scenes thanks to 14-bit processing for deep blacks and over a billion shades of color. From daytime sports to movie night, your picture amazes in any light with AI-processing that expertly upscales content to 4K and refines your Smart Hub and sound. Bask in a billion shades of brilliant color with 100% Color Volume. Together, Quantum Dot and Mini LEDs bring you a fine picture by transforming light into lifelike color that always stays true. That means even as the scene gets brighter, the details stay bold. Surround yourself with the sound of your TV and soundbar working in harmony. With Q-Symphony, your TV speakers and Q-Series soundbar operate as one. Together, they can optimize all the channels to bring you a masterfully orchestrated audio experience. So powerful, this rich theater sound fills the room to instantly immerse you in another world. Beautiful from all angles, this TV was made to blend into any room of your home. Sleek and ultra-slim, the Neo Slim Design complements your living room, bedroom or any other space. Like a piece of art, the modern silhouette with its elegant, rounded back panel might also be your perfect centerpiece. . Galaxy S21 phone required for use. QLED televisions can produce 100% Color Volume in the DCI-P3 color space, the format for most cinema screens and HDR movies for television. Q-Symphony is available only with compatible soundbar. Check for Q-Symphony compatibility on soundbar product specifications.

Screen Size: 64.5 Inches


Brand: Samsung


Display Technology: QLED


Resolution: 4K


Refresh Rate: 120 Hz


Special Feature: Flat, Amd Freesync


Included Components: User Manual / E-Manual, SolarCell Remote™ TM-2280E, Power Cable


Connectivity Technology: wired, wireless


Aspect Ratio: 169


Product Dimensions: 11.2"D x 56.9"W x 35.1"H


Brand Name: ‎Samsung


Item Weight: ‎69.2 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎11.2 x 56.9 x 35.1 inches


Item model number: ‎QN65QN90BAFXZA


Color Name: ‎Titan Black


Special Features: ‎Flat, Amd Freesync


Speaker Type: ‎4.2.2CH


Item Weight: ‎69.2 Pounds


Standing screen display size: ‎64.5 Inches


Aspect Ratio: ‎169


Voltage: ‎120 Volts


Wattage: ‎270 watts


Date First Available: February 28, 2022


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Size: 65-Inch
The media could not be loaded. Great TV but if you have any defect you're going to need two units on hand to prove to Samsung that the device is indeed defective. I have a panel with a defective backlight and if I didn't have two models of the QN90B I wouldn't be able to prove to the technician that my backlight doesn't function properly. A lot of you will be looking at reviews from youtubers hoping that will be the picture quality that you receive but I can tell you my backlight is totally broken and technicians/ Samsung tech support were telling me that the unit is fine. It's only because I have a fully working Q90B with proper functioning backlight and took a bunch of video evidence between the two that I was able to demonstrate my defective unit. Either Samsung knows very little about how their TV's are supposed to function or they are actively trying to force defective units on customers. The Samsung QN90B has less black crush than the Samsung QN90A which means it doesn't use its brightness to destroy shadows and dark areas of a scene with high brightness levels causing things to look washed out. on the other hand the Samsung QN90A was better at controlling its bloom. It's kind of the tradeoff you make when selecting between these two TV's but I think the more controlled black crush on the Samsung QN90B is better for practical use since it's going to control the contrast and color better. My use case for the Samsung QN90B has ben primarily for a PC monitor and for streaming movies. I connected this TV to both a GTX 1080 and a RTX 3080. the samsung connects and recognizes VRR g-sync 4K 120FPS instantly with no failed handshakes in the month that i've used it. it's not G sync approved but it is very compatible with it VRR. Local dimming is not disabled when VRR is active this needed to be mentioned because a lot of other TV's I looked at do this. I did need to play around with the settings quite a bit too get a picture that was acceptable and had limited blooming for PC usage however so be prepared to calibrate for a while if PC monitor is going to be one of your intended use cases. this TV's brightness is primarily controlled through the combination of contrast and gamma and the backlight setting. Which might be a little weird to get used to if you're coming from a TV previously that just had a simple brightness setting This TV supports automatically entering and leaving game mode on the fly when connected to a console. The picture algorithm completely different depending on what source you're connected to even telling the TV that it was connected to a PC versus a console had an effect on the algorithm that it uses so make sure you correctly label the input. input lag is around 5.9m on 120 fps and 10m at 60 fps. Streaming and watching movies was much simpler to set up and it's accurate to say that you can get set up with the TV looking relatively good in about 5 minutes. I originally got this TV to have something that was relatively close to an OLED imitation and side by side with gaming mode turned off without heavily scrutinizing the display for blooming it would be difficult to tell the difference. One of the main advantages to owning a Samsung QN90B is just how bright the TV can get it can overpower the sunlight from even the brightest living rooms which is the main downside that a lot of OLED's have they will look dull and drab unless you are viewing them in a very dark room. Overall it's a pretty good TV depending on what you're upgrading from. Try to remember when purchasing TV's it's all about compromises and tradeoffs and just pick a few aspects that are important to your use case because every TV Q-LED or O-LED will fail in some areas be it brightness or detailed black levels. The engineers when making a TV need to juggle all sorts of variables things can go wrong that you wouldn't necessarily expect. I purchased a 2018 P series Vizio that had an absolutely phenomenal picture however it would fail handshakes and reboot two or three times a day in a 12 hour period. Simple TV functionality is not a guarantee in the current market. My Samsung QN90B can be instantly powered up and powered down and never fails handshakes even with all the additional technology in it :) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2022 by No idea
    • Bright extreme detail in UHD and 1080i input sources
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