📺 65 Inch Samsung QN65QN85AA Neo QLED 4K Smart TV (2021) with 1 Year Premium Extended Protection Plan Bundle Review

This is not my first Samsung TV, but the new remote control is pretty upset. I would be grateful if someone could suggest how this is "treated". Pros below: Delivery was February 17th. In general, the purchase is satisfied. Cons below: I found a small but important drawback - the response from the remote control occurs with an uneven delay. This is not critical when rewinding or selecting, but when entering text or searching, you want to throw them against the wall.

I purchased this extended protection for my TV and unfortunately found it to be a waste of money. As my tests showed, the customer service is slow and unresponsive. The only benefit was the peace of mind that if something did go wrong, I would be covered. However, the lack of responsiveness and support makes me question if that is even worth it. Overall disappointed with this purchase, and I would not recommend it to anyone looking to protect their electronics.

Pros: The picture is just fire, a simple, quick menu. A lamp was installed in the store and the forkplayer needed nothing more. The sound is good but not loud, although for a TV it's probably normal. With its cons. Sometimes a small spot comes out, barely noticeable, slightly smaller than a matchbox in the lower left corner.

Bought for 126,800 for New Year's discounts. I must say that LG OLED65A1 was bought before, but was returned due to a minor defect. Therefore, I can objectively compare. I think that this model can easily compete in picture quality with OLED. It's almost impossible to notice the difference. Black is very deep due to mini led and local dimming, it turns out almost like on OLED. No halos were noticed around light objects on black, as they wrote about younger models here (of course, I did not turn