SAMSUNG Q60T Series 58-inch Class QLED Smart TV | 4K, UHD Dual LED Quantum HDR | Alexa Built-in + HW-T650 3.1ch Soundbar with 3D Surround Sound (2020)
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Style: TV with T650 Soundbar
Size: 58-Inch
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- 100% COLOR VOLUME WITH QUANTUM DOT: Quantum dots produce over a billion shades of color that stay true-to-life even in bright scenes.
- DUAL LED: A system of dedicated warm and cool LED backlights enhance contrast details.
- QUANTUM HDR: Expands the range of color and detail beyond what's possible on HDTVs.
- 3D SURROUND SOUND - Sound that wraps around you The captivating experience of DTS Virtual X turns your living room into a theater Powerful 3D surround sound comes to life by recreating sound that makes you feel like you're inside the scene
- BUILT-IN CENTER SPEAKER - Center channel for clear dialogue Never miss a word Experience crystal clear dialogue with a dedicated center channel speaker
- MULTI-CONNECTION - Connect listen enjoy Bluetooth multi connection Connect two different smart devices at the same time so you can seamlessly switch between devices Bluetooth TV connection Connect via Bluetooth and enjoy your favorite content without unsightly cables HDMI Connect your your devices via HDMI for a rich audio experience
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Style:TV with T650 Soundbar | Size:58-Inch Enter a world saturated with color and sharpened to refreshing clarity, all of it made possible through the power of Quantum Dot technology. An intuitive Smart TV interface learns what you like and suggests exciting new content. And if you’re into gaming, Game Enhancer automatically neutralizes annoyances like tearing and stuttering. DISCLAIMERS: QLED televisions can produce 100% Color Volume in the DCI-P3 color space, the format for most cinema screens and HDR movies for television.
Brand Name: SAMSUNG
Product Dimensions: 2.3 x 44 x 25.3 inches
Speaker Type: Soundbar
Date First Available: April 30, 2020
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