📺 SAMSUNG QN75Q80TAFXZA Review: 75-inch Class QLED Q80T Series Smart TV with Quantum HDR 12X and Alexa Built-in Review

I haven’t had time to fully evaluate the TV yet, but the shortcomings are very upsetting, I hope they will fix it with firmware, while 3 stars, I didn’t expect such nuances from a TV for 170,000 . you will have to get used to the new remote control, the solar battery and charging from UBS is a great idea, but the small number of buttons is not clear why they did it.

If you are thinking about which TV to take for games, then I highly recommend it. Diagonal decides. Very heavy in the box. In the box, I think this maximum, which will enter the freight elevator of 2m, the diagonal of 85 can cause difficulties. I fixed it on the wall with inclined fasteners, though I don’t use the slope, because. TV height - bottom 80 cm from the floor, top, respectively ~ 180. It's perfect for viewing from the sofa. The fastener itself is screwed to the wall by 8 capercaillie…

I took both for watching a satellite, and for movies and photos from NAS (Synology network storage). TV guide from Samsung (menu for viewing digital channels) is the highest convenience in the world, compeors have only tears and sadness, so I chose such a TV. However, there is no DLNA (Allshare, UPnP, VLC pleayer, ES Explorer) you can safely say the TV is "Empty", I would say a monitor for presentations in the office. On NAS Synology, fortunately, the guys there wrote the DS Video application…

Not sure if this is the best value for your money. But good. The main thing is that it doesn’t break - you can’t take it off alone and take it nowhere . With its pros. Tele is normal. Beautiful, bright, great. Before that there was a 6 series of 45 inches - the difference is visible. Though expensive, of course. Cons below: A bunch of "intelligent" functions often spoil the picture, smart view works disgustingly - it transmits a picture from mobile devices in the poorest quality, no 4K from its

Through my research I found that the Samsung Q80R is the best 65 inch TV in every way. I've been waiting for the 2020 model, hoping there would be more improvements. The sound had better upscaling and a more powerful processor, but what was unique to the 90's and 80's series was the fantastic VIEWPOINT. No other TV in this class, at any price point, has managed to do this. This feature has increased the viewing angle and greatly reduced room reflections on the screen surface. Removing this…

I've tried several 49" Q80Ts from different manufacturers. The first had two dead pixels that surfaced within a month. The second had a quarter size mark on the screen, possibly damaged since delivery. #3 has vertical streaks from DSE (other sets were much cleaner). #4 was the keeper until a dead pixel surfaced overnight, slightly off-center. The image is beautiful and bright which is why I want this particular set. but the flaws are disappointing. I'm currently using #3, the best of the worst…

On a 2012 Samsung HDTV I can see a difference in picture quality day and night. The built-in speakers are also much better. Completely satisfied with picture and sound. However, I had to keep the TV disconnected from the internet as the modem loses internet connection every 5-60 minutes when connected and turned on. I've tried wired and wireless and both cause the same problem. I've also tried using a static IP but that doesn't help. Disconnecting from the router keeps the internet up. Samsung…

After we've installed our TV and made sure it works, let's get down to removing the protective film. The corners fit easily and can be detached from the frame without any problems. The protective layer on the screen seemed to appear in two layers. We stopped peeling immediately as one layer seemed to want to peel away easily and cleanly and the second layer was a bit sticky and left marks on the screen as it got closer to the first. We called Revain and they called Samsung. Samsung has…

I LOVE this TV. It's 75 inches. Has 4k. Native 120Hz refresh rate. Everything I like. Probably the best picture you can get, apart from looking for a TV with a lot more local dimming zones, this TV has around 48. Dark black text with auto motion (240Hz) compared to other Samsung 4k's I've seen before would have. There is an automatic game mode. which I thought would get messed up at times but so far it's been flawless, around 40 hours of playback since I got it 3 days ago (it was my long…

Treat every review with a grain of salt that only a small percentage of people actually take the time to write reviews so you usually end up with extremes, both good and bad. Pros: - Superb image quality - Realistic fluidity in games and movies - Fantastic app support with fast loading of any app - Impressive usability Cons: - Not yet My Q80T arrived today in pristine packaging and packaging. Unpacking is easy and the instructions are on the top of the box lid. The stand was quick to set up and

Samsung has always made beautiful, bright, clear and colorful TVs. But from year to year it is spoiled more and more with all sorts of "smart" features. I almost returned this TV because it was the most disappointing. This gave me the most confusing, ugly, blurry, dark, fuzzy image I've ever seen and I spent a week making it look good. Here's how to make it a great TV: • DO NOT AGREE TO THE TERMS. You just spent $1500 on a quality TV. The last thing you want is full-screen commercials playing…