There's not much time left this year, but there's still a chance we could see a sneak launch before 2022 arrives. Ramp up the surround sound with the combined power of your Samsung TV and soundbar. Like a symphony orchestra, this simple system works in perfect harmony by synchronising TV speakers and soundbar together to play sound simultaneously from both devices. All without any complicated set-up. resolution adds a new dimension of reality to your viewing. QLED 8K intelligently upscales what you watch.

Samsung QN800A Neo 8K QLED TV (65, 75, 85-inch): The QN800A has incredibly thin bezels, though Samsung's matrixing technology that reduces the gap between where the pixels end and bezel begins is exclusive to the company's top-of-the-line Samsung Neo QN900A TV QLED 8K TV. Still, the QN800A does have ultra-wide viewing angle support that you don’t get on the QN700A, and that’s relatively crucial if you’re thinking about going any larger than 65-inches.Although we only spent a short time with the new 55-inch model, we felt it looked just as good as its larger siblings - although the pure spectacle of 8K content is diminished somewhat by its smaller size. There are some downsides though, a big one being that you can only achieve an FHD image (1080p) rather than 4K. On a smaller 32-inch display like this that might not be the most noticeable issue, but it is one to be aware of. As ever, it is worth experimenting with the settings yourself to find the balance you prefer, particularly the Local Dimming and Picture Clarity options. By setting the former to High we increase the punch of bright highlights in otherwise dark scenes but lose a little bit of shadow detail, and while Custom is the right amount of motion processing for us, some may still prefer to switch it off entirely.

I've gone for this from RS. Had a demo of a 55 inch Q90T (1399) and LG CX (1599). Both superb PQ. Then salesman mentioned the deal on the Q700T! The Q700T is the newcomer of the bunch, arriving in the UK several months later than its 2020 8K QLED stablemates, and it’s also by far the most affordable. Actually, it’s the cheapest 8K TV that Samsung has ever released. While the age of 8K content hasn’t quite arrived, the Q700T could be the perfectly-priced model for future-proofing your home cinema setup. While Samsung’s approach to its 2020 model numbers is off-putting, the Q80T’s performance is anything but. It’s the first mid-range 55-incher that we’ve seen this year, but it sets a formidable benchmark thanks to its dynamic and solid picture, substantial sound and typically exhaustive app selection.Accessibility - Learn TV Remote / Learn Menu Screen UK English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Danish, Swedish, Finnish, Norwegian, Portuguese, Russian(only when connecting to Network in EE,LV,LT) The flagship 8K QLED for 2020 is a real beauty. The Q950TS has a near-invisible bezel for an expansive 99% screen design, and top-of-the-range AI processing, as well as an innovative OTS+ surround sound speaker system built into the frame of the television. HDR10+ is a given too.If you want an 8K TV this year, and cash is no issue, this is likely the set you want. (You'll already find it in our best Samsung TV 2020 guide.) There’s good tonal balance, too. The surprisingly deep bass is thankfully free of the artificiality that’s common of TVs with small drivers, the midrange is clear and naturally weighted, and the treble is rounded off enough to avoid harshness. That said, we would avoid the Adaptive Volume feature, which introduces a little fuzz to proceedings. Adaptive Sound+ is definitely worth using, though, as everything sounds quite small-scale without it.

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