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.

The TV you're looking for is at the top right-hand side of the display. (Image credit: TechRadar) Design Although the resulting image will never quite have the same contrast OLED TVs have (with their self-emissive pixels), Neo QLED TVs will hit 100% color volume for DCI-P3, and have a higher peak brightness overall – so expect them to be super bright and colorful. 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. We don't feel we've spent enough time with it to give The Terrace a TechRadar full review, but our hands-on impressions so far have been mixed. The QLED display (with its 2,000 nits of brightness and anti-glare layer) offers decent viewing even in the midday morning sun. However, the audio of the standard speaker is quite disappointing, especially at this price. New Samsung TV tech What's new in Samsung TVs this year? Pay for your phone and an inclusive bundle of calls, texts and data in one easy-to-manage monthly fee.

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Discover an abundance of apps and services to enjoy, only on Samsung Smart TV Smart TV powered by Tizen 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. Samsung suggests that customers have been reticent to spend the extra money the One Connect adds to the price of a TV, and so it’s now restricted to the flagship 4K and 8K models. We’re big fans of the ingenuity and neatness of the system, so it's a shame to see its availability reduced but, on the other hand, Samsung’s 2020 TV prices are lower than 2019’s. Change long copy to: Ramp up the motion and tip the odds in your favour with Samsung’s unique dynamic refresh technology. Motion Xcelerator Turbo is able to double the refresh speed and deliver 4K gaming in 120Hz on your QN700B TV. It also reduces motion blur and halo effects, so you can score big with smooth gameplay. What gamers will appreciate is that all the new Neo QLED TVs shown so far support 4K/120 gameplay with VRR (AMD FreeSync Premium Pro and Nvidia G-Sync) as well as ALLM. Samsung says the TVs average 9.8ms input lag and HGiG if you connect your PC. Two final neat features for gamers are the 32:9 aspect ratio mode which, on a 65-inch TV, is about 59-inches across and wider than the largest ultra widescreen gaming monitor, plus a new Game Bar that displays real-time FPS and input lag.

The HDMIs, of which there are four, aren’t officially 2.1-certified, but they do support the key 2.1 features, including eARC (Enhanced Audio Return Channel), HFR (High Frame Rate), ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode) and VRR (Variable Refresh Rate). On the subject of VRR, the FreeSync format used by the Xbox One X and One S is supported out of the box, while G-Sync is apparently coming soon. Parts all carry a 28 day return to us guarantee, we will do all we can to help if the part does not cure your fault. Finally, if you’re not convinced that you need an 8K telly just yet, you may be tempted by some of the incredible 4K OLED and QLED alternatives available in this price range.

The 8K Q700T costs only slightly more than Samsung’s 4K flagship. But is it really worth investing in 8K in 2021?

There's not a huge difference between the new 55-inch model and the flagship 85Q900R model – it's just smaller. The latest Windows 11 update won't install for some users, and tanks gaming performance even if it does Bixby US English, UK English, India English, Korean, French, German, Italian, Spanish, BR Portuquese (features vary by language) US model numbers: QN43Q60TAFXZA, QN50Q60TAFXZA, QN55Q60TAFXZA, QN58Q60TAFXZA, QN65Q60TAFXZA, QN75Q60TAFXZA, QN85Q60TAFXZA Our Universal Guide provides you with recommendations on popular shows and movies from top apps such as Netflix, Prime Video, UKTV Play and much more*. Spend less time searching and more time watching on your Samsung Smart TV.

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