SAMSUNG HW-Q950A 11.1.4ch Soundbar with Dolby Atmos/DTS:X Alexa Built in(2021), Black
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Friday, May 8
Model: HW-Q950A/ZA
Style: Soundbar Only
Features
- Package Quantity: 1
- Package Dimensions: 129.54 H x 27.94 L x 60.96 W (centimeters)
- Package Weight: 27.216 kilograms
- Country of Origin : VietNam
Description
The world’s first Dolby Atmos 11.1.4 Samsung soundbar for the ultimate audio entertainment experience, which features 11 channels, 1 subwoofer and 4 up- firing channels.
Brand: Samsung
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 300 Watts
Frequency Response: 20 KHz
Connectivity Technology: wired, wireless
Audio Output Mode: Surround
Audio Output Mode: Surround
Mounting Type: Wall Mount, Tabletop
Enclosure Material: Wood
Speaker Type: Soundbar
Additional Features: Bass Boost, Remote Control, SpaceFit Sound, Surround Sound
Antenna Location: For Computers, For Smartphones or Tablets, For Televisions
Subwoofer Diameter: 1 Inches
Color: Black
Is Waterproof: False
Warranty Type: Limited
Control Method: Remote
Speaker Size: 129.54 Centimeters
Tweeter Diameter: 1 Inches
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Bluetooth Range: 10 Meters
Specific Uses For Product: Home Theaters, Home Entertainment
MP3 player: No
Battery Average Life: 12 Hours
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 5.4"D x 48.5"W x 2.7"H
Item Weight: 41.3 Pounds
Compatible Devices: Cellphones, Headphones, Television
Power Source: Corded Electric
Number of Batteries: 3 AAA batteries required.
Brand: Samsung
Model Number: HW-Q950A/ZA
Model Name: SAMHWQ950A
Built-In Media: Battery for Remote Controller, HDMi Cable, Remote Controller, Rubber Foot, Wallmount Kit
Warranty Description: 1 year manufacturer
Number of Items: 1
Customer Package Type: FFP file
Series Number: 950
UPC: 887276526355
Manufacturer: Samsung
Age Range Description: Adult
Item Type Name: Soundbar
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 300 Watts
Frequency Response: 20 KHz
Number of Audio Channels: 11.1.4
Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 70 dB
Connectivity Technology: wired, wireless
Wireless Technology: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
Subwoofer Connectivity Technology: Wireless
Connectivity Protocol: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver
Number Of Circuits: 16
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Model: HW-Q950A/ZA
Style: Soundbar Only
I've been waiting for the release of the Klipsch 1200 for some time. This week Amazon had what appeared to be a one day killer promotion (1k even) which lured me into trying this. This soundbar is intended to replace a Monitor Audio RX Silver 3 channel setup. And I have 4 MA RX/FX surrounds in the box because my current living room layout does not lend itself to setting up those fairly large surrounds. I was quite skeptical about buying any soundbar, thinking that despite the Atmos effects, the presence and ability to fill a large room with 20' ceilings would disappoint. Last Black Friday I bought a Klipsch 600 on sale for another much smaller room, and later added real surrounds, and while it is OK for that space, I wouldn't consider it for my large LR, so I still had uncertainty about how well a soundbar would work in the large space. (After experiencing how good this sounds, it has lowered my opinion of my Klipsch soundbar since, even with the added Klipsch rears, it pales in comparison to the rich spacious sound that this Samsung produces. I know they are at different price points, but the difference is enough to make me consider replacing them already.) The bottom line is that once I figured out how to Auto EQ the soundbar, I can't begin to express how much the sound fills the room. The sound quality and detail is for me very impressive, and I think you have to be a hardcore audiophile to be disappointed in some meaningful way with this system. I spent thousands on that MA system and feel that at a fraction of that price the audio experience is topped by this. I used to have an SVS sub but got rid of it due to its ridiculously large size and had been using a much smaller ML 700, which was good enough. I would say that by comparison the sub provided and the low frequency performance is even better than what I'd been using, and I like the fact that it has a tall, space-saving form factor. Within days the Klipsch was finally released. I liked the fact that it allows for a second sub, which this Samsung does not. Note I have a much larger LR than most reading this review, 20x20x20, and open on two sides to other rooms, but honestly I am not sure I really need that larger Klipsch 12" sub paired with a second sub. I was debating if I should buy it and try it, but I like the narrow Samsung sub and the integration of features with a Samsung TV. And I should mention that this system is an 11.1.4 system vs the Klipsch 5.1.4. I suspect that is a big reason why it sounds so rich, so I'm not too likely to bother with the 1200s. Just look at the pictures on both websites--I don't know how 5 speakers can compete with 11 (of comparable quality of course) for a surround system. With that said, I have several criticisms of this. 1) Go to the Samsung website and download the full manual. The paper mini-manual is not enough to understand all the functions and proper setup/calibration. Navigating through the configuration setup was completely un-intuitive without the benefit of the detailed steps in the full manual. 2) Display on top is a disadvantage while you are in tinkering and set up mode. Even afterwards, if say you want to adjust the subwoofer volume, you won't know what level you are going from/to unless you open your Smartthings app. Of course if you're not tinkering with settings it doesn't matter. 3) I had an extremely frustrating weekend setting this up in Smartthings. It would go offline, and I tried numerous things like unplugging and removing. I couldn't get it registered within the app for days until the one time I disabled WPA3 and all the advanced security features on my Eero 6 routers and unplugged it. However, once registered, after re-enabling all those and unplugging one more time, it seems to be working and compatible with WPA3. It seems flaky on setup, so I'm offering this experience as something to consider if you have issues with WiFi or registering in the app. The other thing I seemed to notice is that within my Samsung TV, if I switched input from the Q950 ARC to Q950 Wifi, that seemed to go badly. With an HDMI cable, I don't see a need for now to try it again. 4) Honestly, the big disappointment for me is not really getting a sense of anything flying directly overhead. I'm guessing it is due to the 20' ceilings, and/or inability of the calibration to compensate, and the limitations of the room configuration/speaker layout. However, I do experience some sensation of height, and a satisfying sense of sound from all other directions. I have a 2018 Samsung TV, so I don't have the ability to use the SpaceFit feature, so I suspect that upgrading my TV would improve the height sensation. According to the manual, the AutoEQ feature merely calibrates the sub for the low end frequencies, and from my limited experience using the system without it, it made a huge difference in filling the room even before I got the rears working. I suspect that reviewers complaining about the lack of bass may not have AutoEQ'd their system, which is another reason to read the full manual. 5) A big part of my initial problems too was that the surround speakers were producing no sound at all, despite being confirmed paired (by the blue lights). I read on some forum someone mentioning enabling bass enhancement in the app would create this problem. I don't recall if disabling that did resolve the problem, but in the process of troubleshooting with known sources of Atmos enabled video content, once I started testing youtube Atmos test videos, the surrounds finally started working and have worked since. It's completely baffling what made this start working, but now that I'm past that, I'm happy. Hopefully issues like this do not randomly occur over time, as I've only owned these for less than a week now. 6) Maybe on select vocal tracks where the dialog is very prominent, this seems to sound thinner than what my center MA speaker produces, even with AVA on. Maybe it's my imagination. But I don't consider this a valid reason to hang on to the MAs given everything else I'm benefiting from. Samsung support was very responsive. I contacted from within the app and exchanged emails, but none of that really helped to resolve any of my issues. Lastly I will say that I enjoy listening to music (and video) in surround mode. If you're old enough to appreciate The Beatles, try the Atmos mix of Abbey Road available on Apple Music (and maybe elsewhere), which sounds amazing. I'm not sure why people might prefer listening to music in stereo mode with this system, except that it might be more accurate if that is how the source material was designed. I'm not bothering to change modes from surround. Curiously, rtings didn't evaluate this system in surround mode and hence didn't utilize all the speakers.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2021 by RedPill
Model: HW-Q950A/ZA
Style: Soundbar Only
Update August 2022: I've now had this for just over a full year and have no complaints. It still sounds great and have no hesitation in recommending it if you want a compact and easy to install system. In this case compact does not mean a sacrifice in the ooomph you can get in sound. My one request to Samsung would be the option to add additional side speakers as desired. Right now you get two that are spaced apart from the soundbar. I would like to add two or four more at times to literally surround yourself with speakers. Perhaps smaller side speaker add-ons in the future, Samsung? Original review from 2021: Before this I was using a Bose Soundbar from 2018 and this is a great improvement. The main soundbar and center channel have a nice clear sound. With the app you can also choose to enhance the voice which is helpful for some shows and movies. You can adjust the volume level on all of the eleven channels in this system including center, sides, tops, rears if you feel you aren't hearing enough in one area. Most tv shows don't use the sides or rears much, but some movies and Netflix shows you get that added punch and ambience. I wish you could adjust everything in the Samsung app but some volume adjustments have to be done on the soundbar display which is on top of the soundbar. I have found with both the Samsung and Bose soundbars that the sound gets out of sync with a set top cable box. So I finally ditched my cable service and now use online streaming for my live tv and it works good, no more out of sync lips when watching regular tv channels. For the room I have this in the soundbar is more sound than I can actually use without bothering neighbors but I love it. Bass can go big, but more importantly for me center, voice and surrounds sound good. Worth every dollar. Highly recommended for soundbar users.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2021 by Buffy
Model: HW-Q950A/ZA
Style: Soundbar Only
I’ve always had a receiver and surround speakers. That means I’ve always had a quagmire of wires tangled together and never easy to work on. I finally got tired of the mess and decided to simplify my life. The search for the best soundbar led me to the Samsung. The power and sound quality out of this unit is awfully impressive. It’s performance is equal if not better than most full surround set ups that most of us common folk can afford; all that with one HDMI cable to the tv. Audiophiles may chuckle at that notion but I don’t have the funds that those folks have. The only drawback I have found thus far is the lcd screen menu is on top of the speaker. It genuinely makes no sense but honestly, once you dial in the speaker levels, it really becomes a non-issue. In the end, when you combine the sound quality, ease of use and the power of this soundbar, I would absolutely recommend this soundbar to anyone looking.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2021 by Craig&them