SAMSUNG 85" Class Neo QLED 4K QN90B Series Mini LED Quantum HDR 32x, Dolby Atmos,Object Tracking Sound+,Anti-Glare,Ultra Viewing Angle,Smart TV,Bluetooth with Alexa Built-In(QN85QN90BAFXZA,2022 Model)
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Size: 85-Inch
Style: TV Only
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- 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
- SMART CALIBRATION: Enjoy your screen the way the director intendedin just a couple of clicks; With Smart Calibration, you have professional-quality screen calibration at your fingertips; Simply enhance your screen right from your smartphone in only 7 to 12 minutes
- EYE COMFORT MODE: Staring at your TV, Set your sights on a more soothing screen with Comfort Mode; With sunrise and sunset times built in, it intelligently adapts your display and reduces blue light to help keep your eyes more comfortable
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: 85 Inches
Brand: Samsung
Display Technology: QLED
Resolution: 4K
Refresh Rate: 120 Hz
Special Feature: Screen Mirroring
Included Components: Power Cable, Remote Control, User Manual
Connectivity Technology: USB
Aspect Ratio: 169
Product Dimensions: 1.1"D x 74.5"W x 45.1"H
Display Technology: QLED
Resolution: 4K
Refresh Rate: 120 Hz
Aspect Ratio: 169
Contrast Ratio: High
Screen Finish: Flat
HDR Format Supported: HDR10, HDR10+, HLG
Motion Enhancement Technology: Motion Xcelerator Turbo+
Picture Quality Enhancement Technology: Quantum HDR 32X
Display Language Options: English, French, Spanish
Display Backlight Setting: full_array_local_dimming
Display Backlight Technology: Mini-LED
Display Refresh Rate in Hertz: 120
Screen Size: 85 Inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 1.1"D x 74.5"W x 45.1"H
Item Weight: 125 Pounds
Display Size Class: 85 Inches
Size: 85-Inch
Audio Output Mode: Surround
Speaker Description: Advanced sound features with Dolby Atmos and Object Tracking Sound technology; 4.2.2 channel configuration
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 60 Watts
Number of Audio Channels: 4.2.2
Integrated Surround Sound Format: Dolby Atmos, Surround Sound
Voltage: 120 Volts
Wattage: 360 watts
Power Consumption: 670 Watts
Line Voltage: 100-240 VAC 50-60 Hz
Annual Energy Consumption: 244 Kilowatt Hours
Additional Features: Screen Mirroring
Parental Control Technology: V-Chip
Smart Home Compatibility: Smart Home Compatible
Operating System: Tizen
Control Method: Remote, Voice
Remote Control Technology: Standard
Brand: Samsung
Built-In Media: Power Cable, Remote Control, User Manual
Model Name: AMZSAMQN85QN90BAOB9
Model Year: 2022
Model Number: QN85QN90BAFXZA
Warranty Description: 1 Year Manufacturer
Model Series: QN90B
Remote Required Battery Quantity: 2
Specific Uses For Product: home entertainment, gaming, watching sports, action movies
Manufacturer: Samsung Electronics
UPC: 887276615301
Mfr Part Number: QN85QN90BAFXZA
Item Type Name: Television
Item Width: 74.5 Inches
Connectivity Technology: USB
Internet Applications: Apple TV+, Samsung TV Plus, Netflix, YouTube, Prime Video, Disney+, Hulu, Xbox, Nvidia GeForce NOW, ESPN and Max
Audio Input: HDMI
Signal Format: HDMI, USB
Total Number of HDMI Ports: 4
Hardware Interface: Bluetooth, Ethernet, HDMI
Wireless Technology: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
Screen Mirroring Technology: Google Cast
Bluetooth Version: 5.2
Connector Type: HDMI, USB
Total Audio Out Ports: 6
Total USB 2.0 Ports: 2
Total USB 3.0 Ports: 2
Total Usb Ports: 2
Content Sharing Direction: Mobile to TV, TV to Mobile
Number of Component Outputs: 4
Mounting Type: Seat
VESA Mount Standard: 600 x 400 mm
Color: Titan Black
Warranty Type: Limited
Compatible Devices: Gaming Console, Headphone, Laptop, Smartphone, Speaker, Tablet
Tuner Type: ATSC
Video Encoding: H.264, H.265 (HEVC)
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