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SAMSUNG HW-Q910D 9.1.2 ch Soundbar w/Dolby Audio, Surround Sound Expansion, Adaptive Sound, Wireless Subwoofer, 2024

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Features

  • 9.1.2 channel sound is legit. With layers of dimension and crystal clear surround sound, you can lose yourself in this authentic Dolby Atmos experience.
  • Amp up your audio with the greatest duo of all time Samsung TVs paired with Samsung soundbars. With Q Symphony, the Q Series soundbars pair with your TV speakers to operate as one. Together, they can optimize all the channels to bring you a masterfully orchestrated sound experience.*
  • Feel surrounded. Cue up Dolby Atmos sound and skip the cumbersome HDMI cables. Feel free to arrange your space exactly how you want without compromising the audio experience. Its transportive sound designed around the way you watch.*
  • Sound amplifies everything. This soundbar reacts accordingly. Get room filling sound calibrated to your space, with a soundbar that analyzes the environment and automatically optimizes the audio delivering a true, deep, clear experience.
  • Youve got the killer soundbar, but nothing beats good backup. Complete the all around you audio experience with the included rear speaker kit.
  • Your voice can do amazing things. Activate hands free navigation of your soundbar and TV using built in built in voice assistants. Once connected, the hands free help feature allows you to operate your TV and control smart devices with only the sound of your voice. You can play your favorite songs, or tune in to your favorite shows and sporting events all with a simple voice command. *
  • Sick of missing lines? Hear voices better, even at low volume, with intelligently optimized audio. Scenes are analyzed in real time to pull out the most important audio based on the type of content.
  • The game is calling. Powerful up firing speakers, acoustic beam and strong woofers unlock a more intuitive gaming experience, complete with 3D optimized sound. And we know you dont have time to waste on settings so the soundbar automatically activates the Game Mode in sync with your TV.*
  • Get in sync. Simply pair the soundbar with a compatible iPhone or other Apple device to hear your music, podcasts and more. Easy as pie.*
  • Ensure dialogue and commentary are not drowned out so you never miss an important moment. Active Voice Analyzer breaks down room noise so that onscreen voices are always optimized, making movies, shows and sports more enjoyable.

Description

Compatible with select 2022/2023 Samsung TVs

Brand: SAMSUNG


Frequency Response: 2.4 GHz


Connectivity Technology: Wireless


Audio Output Mode: Surround


Mounting Type: Wall Mount


Model Name: E1SAMHWQ910DRB


Speaker Type: Soundbar


Special Feature: 9.1.2 Ch. True Dolby Atmos Sound, Q-Symphony, Hi-Res Audio Decoding, Wireless Dolby ATMOS


Recommended Uses For Product: For Televisions


Compatible Devices: Television


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Controller Type: Remote Control


Surround Sound Channel Configuration: 9.1.2


Color: Black


Included Components: Battery for Remote Controller, Wallmount Kit, Rubber Foot, HDMI Cable, Remote Controller


Product Dimensions: 4.7"D x 43.7"W x 2.3"H


Item Weight: 37.7 Pounds


Is Waterproof: FALSE


Warranty Type: Limited


Number of Items: 1


Control Method: Remote


Wireless Communication Technology: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi


Power Source: Corded Electric


Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant


Customer Package Type: FFP


Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver


Subwoofer Connectivity Technology: Wireless


Connectivity Protocol: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi


Includes MP3 player?: No


Series Number: 910


Specific Uses For Product: Home Theatre


UPC: 887276829128


Style: HW-Q910D


Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Indoor


Manufacturer: SAMSUNG


Item Weight: 37.7 pounds


Item model number: E1SAMHWQ910DRB


Date First Available: February 27, 2024


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Beware--most of the reviews here are NOT for the HW-Q600C. This one is. I have a 55" Samsung Frame TV in a room that is approximately 14x14. The HW-Q600C is the perfect soundbar for this configuration. I have the soundbar connected to the TV via an HDMI cable into the eARC jack on the soundbar. This gives better sound reproduction than using a digital optical connection. Setup was very easy. The remote that came with the TV controls the sound, with the exception of the subwoofer volume. I've tried a variety of media, including movies, sports (football and basketball) and TV shows, with both dialogue-forward and sound effect-forward content. This soundbar delivers the goods in all situations. The sound mode (standard, surround, etc.) and equalization settings are easy to change, so you can tailor the sound to your preference or to room acoustics. It also handles Dolby Atmos signals. You can add wireless rear speakers to this system (which already comes with a wireless subwoofer, which works well; I scared the hell out of my dog when I cranked the sound), but since it's a 3.1 system (that center channel in the soundbar really seems to help with voice clarity), you won't get discrete rear channels. Instead, it's a mixed signal being sent to the rears. I don't need rear channels, but if you want a true home theater experience, you might want a more expensive 5.1 soundbar. All in all, I highly recommend this mid-priced offering from Samsung. If you own a Samsung TV, it's a no brainer. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2024 by Amazon Customer
    • Great for Movies, Even Better for Music
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The Q60B soundbar provided a significant, immediate improvement to my Samsung TV. It integrates well and was a snap to set up. Samsung put some engineering thought into how the two should sound together. Q-Symphony (only available on newer Samsung TVs) integrates the two products and sounds better than the soundbar by itself. It makes dialog much clearer. Try it on a blockbuster movie - the woofer really makes the dynamic range impressive. The soundbar is superb for music as well. You can stream Spotify, etc. directly via Bluetooth from your phone but once again — Q-Symphony sounds significantly better than the soundbar alone. Smoother, dramatic highs, wider soundstage. I’m guessing that it has something to do with the Dolby/DTS processing, not just the extra two speakers on the corners of the Samsung TV. But the benefits disappear when you turn off the TV and listen to the soundbar alone (e.g., streaming directly to the Q60B over bluetooth). Set-Up Notes: 1) It takes a little tweaking to get the optimum performance. The subwoofer was too boomy out of the box. I decreased bass -3 and increased treble +2. 2) I tried all the surround modes repeatedly and “Surround Sound” was the best. The other modes pull everything into a narrow sound stage. 3) If you get lost during set up - find a YouTube video. The Owners manual is useless. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2024 by Sky Dog
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Had it for about a month, I have zero complaints. Set up, pairing and use are all simple. Paired the rear speakers and sub at different times, no problem. Setting up q-symphony, no problem. Fills our large living room with good sound from tv or Bluetooth. Hit the voice boost if you are annoyed with a certain show and it’s bass level, can turn it way down and hear the voices clear as day. Sound has come a very long way since spending multiple thousands on a wired 5.1 system many years ago. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2025 by Robert
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So, this HW-Q990F is upgrading my Samsung 5.1.4 Atmos soundbar (HW-K950) from several years ago. After having a senior moment and not realizing the plug fell out of the sub-woofer, I can honestly say this is a solid 4-4.5 stars. It only took me 3 days to realize the subwoofer had no power :( This soundbar puts pressure on my custom-built Yamaha RX-A3060 7.2.4 in my family room. Pros: 1. Dolby Atmos 11.1.4. 2. Much better connectivity with speakers. 3. Awesome upgrade to subwoofer, smaller and louder. Side speakers also seem more compact with better sound. 4. AI settings really do work well for both spatial sound and voice 5. Q-Symphony is awesome, as long as you have a Samsung TV that supports it. 6. Works with Harmony Remotes. 7. Alexa integration Cons: 1. Price - this is very pricey and that was before the new tariffs. 2. Does not up mix. 3. Small LED Display that is difficult to see. 4. Limited notification that it is in Atmos mode. 5. Cheap materials - particular on the top grill. 6. No notification that a speaker is not connected. 7. Does not support WiFi 6 or 7 - network setup can be a pain. 8. Alexa integration. Review: This turned out to be an excellent upgrade to my older HW-K950 5.1.4 Dolby Atmos Soundbar. It sounds much better with incredible bass, sound balancing and voice amplification. The bar itself is about the same dimensions and the K950, maybe slightly longer with the angled curves. The construction is fine, the mesh front returns. The LED display is a problem. It's not very large and is difficult to read behind the mesh. The K950 had the same problem. The top grill feels cheap as it is now plastic. The real problem with the display is there is no longer and LED that lights up in blue when you are listening to an Atmos stream. The display does flash that it is decoding Atmos, but it is quick and goes away. You really don't have a visual confirmation that you are in an Atmos stream. Really, for the cost for this unit, couldn't they put a cheap led on the corner like the K950? All the connections remain the same. 1 HDMI-eARC, 2 HDMI, and 1 optical input. Note, if you use the optical input, you loose all the AI features, and it might drop the Atmos support. I'm not sure, I don't use optical. If you intend to use Q-Symphony, you will need to run your inputs to your TV and make sure the HDMI-eARC is connected to the HDMI-eARC port on your TV. Otherwise, it will not work. This means that you will have more cables to hide going up to your TV. The wireless speakers are a huge improvement over the K950. The subwoofer is definitely smaller and now has two opposing speakers. The side speakers can now be placed in 3 configurations, 1 rear, and 2 front configurations. I use the rear. The sound from the speakers are clear with little distortion. They seem to connect more consistently and don't tend to drop out like the K950 could do at random times. The subwoofer itself is incredible. This thing really cranks out the bass. And, it does so without a lot of distortion from shaking windows and walls. You can really feel the bass, but, unless you have it really cranked up is not going to shake your walls and windows. It is smaller. Q-Symphony is a great feature. I wish more sound systems would utilize this. Granted, speakers in TV suck. But if implemented right, they can add additional speakers to the mix, expanding the sound field and enhancing it. I have been running this enabled, and I'm not sure what fields the tv speakers are contributing to, but I can tell a difference when I disable it. AI features - There are 2 AI Settings available. The first is SpaceFit. It will continuously monitor the sound and adjust the speakers to work with the content you are viewing with the room and the way you have your speakers set up. Active Voice Amplifier is the other. It detects what you are listening to and works to bring out the voice and distinctive sounds. I haven't really played around with Spacefit, I have it enabled, but haven't really played with it much. Active voice is easier to discuss. Even in the most bass heavy scenes, voices are clear and easy to hear. However, it also brings out a lot of the higher frequencies which can be problematic. More on that later. There are several ways to connect sources to the bar, HDMI, HDMI-eARC, Optical, WiFi, and Bluetooth. If you have a Samsung Galaxy you can tap your phone to pair it to the speaker. But sadly, it doesn't work with any other phone. It's still pretty easy to connect via Bluetooth. The Q990F also has several sound options, like the K950. You can use Game Mode, which I haven't tried yet. There is Surround Sound like the K950. There is a new adaptive surround mode that I use. It is definitely better then surround mode. My first disappointment with this soundbar over the K950 is it does not seem to up mix to Dolby Atmos or even 11.1.4, like my older K950 did. My K950 did up mix sound to 5.1.2, if not 5.1.4. It didn't matter if I dropped Q-Symphony and connected the source directly to the sound bar or kept Q-Symphony with the source connected to the TV. I'm not sure if this is an issue with the soundbar, or the new Roku box I bought to go with it. I miss the up mixing when viewing xFinity stream. Setup - it's actually pretty easy if all your devices are on 2.4ghz wireless. SamsungThings is much better these days, and will detect all your devices as long as they are all on the same 2.4ghz SSID. However, if you have a high-end router that broadcasts 1 SSID and automatically connects to the correct frequency, you will have an issue. You have to disable this feature on your router, and then manually connect your phone (Tablet or Laptop), TV, and soundbar to the 2.4ghz SSID. You will then be able to set everything up. Once setup is completed, you can change your router back, and everything will work fine. I can report that I was able to configure the Q990F with my aging Harmony remote. Thank you Logitech for keeping the servers open and updated. Speaking of remotes, I can now control the sound from my Roku remote; which, I couldn't do on the K950. Supper sweet! The timer on my Harmony works flawlessly as expected. I was excited to see that the Q990F supported Alexa. I would love to stream my playlist to the soundbar without having to do so from my phone. However, I haven't been able to get Alexa to work at all. The Smartthings Ap always hangs, either it won't let you link your account, or it will freeze in the pairing process. I spent over an hour to try to get it to work and gave up. Even if I got it to work, I doubt it would do anything more the turning the bar on or off, adjusting the volume, etc. It's not an Alexa device at all. 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Just like I always thought how the voice worked in the book. I almost felt as though I was compelled to move forward, just like Paul was in the scene. Despite the heavy bass, and echo sounds, the voices were still clear and easy to hear. The second scene that I focused on was Paul's arrival on Arrakis. The transport has landed on the planet, and he, his parents, and court are lined up ready to walk out into the oppressive heat. Right before they depart the transport, bagpipes start playing. This was where I thought the bar was over-compensating. The bagpipes are high frequency. I had enabled the Adaptive Voice Amplifier. There is little dialog in this scene. I found that the bagpipes were actually slightly painful to hear, which tells me it's really trying to bring out the higher notes and amplify them. However, as they walk out and pass by the gathered Freemen, you could clearly hear them calling out Lisam Al Giab - very clearly. Honestly, I had the same opinion when I viewed this on iMax, so perhaps it's more of a flaw of the scene and not the soundbar itself. The third scene that I focused on was Paul and Lady Jesica on the Thopter after their arrival on Arrakis when they are transported to the house. I really wanted to hear the mechanical movements of the thopter, which is heavy on bass and the conversation that they had. The movements of the Thopter were just what I was expecting, it was heavy in bass and yet you could clearly hear the hushed conversation between Paul and Jessica. This supports my experience with non-Atmos content with heavy bass. The bass is what you want but you can still hear the vocals, which previous soundbars struggled with. In the past, you could get the heavy bass and lose the conversation or get the conversation and lose the bass. This soundbar really adds the bass, the depth and atmosphere and you don't lose the conversation in it. I did listen to some of my eclectic playlist on the soundbar and it sounded incredible. However, the bar doesn't seem to up mix content. When listening to 5.1 or lower it does sound good, but not nearly as good as Atmos. As I said I really notice it when streaming xFinity over my Roku. I really do miss the up mixing the K950. The Q990F still sounds great but I feel it could be better. In theory the bar should be able to upmix. Perhaps this can be fixed with a firmware update in the future? Hello Samsung, please answer this.... Summary: This is the flagship soundbar from Samsung with flagship pricing. It is incredible with advanced AI features and Samsung integration. All the features and performance justify the high price tag for this flagship item. The sound is incredible but could be better. Particularly on 5.1 and lower sources. It delivers on every front especially with its AI features. But this is very expensive and it's the little things that add up to a -.5 to -1 star. Choices Samsung made, such as removing the Atmos LED, cheap material on the top grill, broken and limited Alexa support, it's perplexing lack of touch to pair for non-Samsung phones (particularly since their phones use android), lack of notification of connection issues, the small (barely readable) LED display, and requiring an account to use SmartThings app justifies a -.5 star rating. Since we can't do half ratings, I have to deduct a full point. If you don't have a soundbar or surround system, I highly recommend the HW-Q990F regardless if you have a recent model of a Samsung TV or not. If you have a soundbar or sound system that is 5.1.2 or lower, I'd also highly recommend this soundbar. If you have an Atmos 5.1.4 or 7.1.4 soundbar or system, I'd recommend this, but caution you to think about the cost vs value vs performance for your application. Especially now that new tariffs are in effect. The HW-Q990F puts pressure on my home theater system but could not replace it - even though my Yamaha setup is 7.2.4. There is nothing that can replace separately positioned speakers and 2 sub-woofers. But it is a close contender. This soundbar is perfect for smaller rooms, like my bedroom I have it installed in. Value wise, I could not build a system with a dedicated receiver, 2 subs, and all the speakers. The wireless speakers are a god send, no wires crisscrossing your room. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2025 by LancPAGuy

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