Samsung HW-Q70T

The eye is saying okay, so I'm gonna call that it for now, I've recorded the audio there with a rode videomic pro, but I mean to get the most accurate...

In the previous year, the Q70r, it actually comes with the 8 inch subwoofer. Supposedly the subwoofer here is not as good as the previous year, but th...

All right, if you had another Samsung Tv, you could do that also. or if you had another brand Tv, Vizio, Lg, or something like that, you could still u...

It supports Atmos content and it uses two up firing speakers on the bar to bounce sound off the ceiling to give the illusion of height. However, it so...

I got a 2020 Samsung Q70T at the end of last year but I am a little unhappy with it. Its not a bad TV but I just thought the HDR would be more impressive and its a little bit of a bummer how it will only do 120 FPS @ 1440P despite it being a 4K TV.

I ordered one of these HW-Q70T soundbars for my Samsung Q60 TV, and found that it sounds pretty good. I wasn't all that impressed with the rear surround channel emulation, though, and ordered the optional SWA-9000S wireless rear surround speakers to pair with it. The subwoofer seems a bit overpowere...

I bought this 55 inch x900h for around 800 usd where I live, it was the best option by far as the other options sucked hard (ehm Samsung Q70t edge lit) I really wanted FALD and decent HDR brightness which is does have (I installed the x90j firmware on this and hdr brightness has definitely improved), what I really like about this TV is the great black levels for an LED tv, because of FALD, Like it’s obviously not OLED levels but in light viewing conditions I doubt people would notice the difference, blooming is present on the black bars when viewing HDR movies but that’s not really a big deal as you mostly fix your eyes on the actual content, Colors at the start were very muted imo so I tweaked them to my taste and they natural yet vibrant ( btw don’t ever use Vivid mode unless you’re straight up crazy) I mentioned that I installed the x90j firmware, it did noticeably improve hdr peak brightness but mostly real scene brightness, I max out contrast , gamma to +1 and live color on medium for some color pop, I also used warm color tone with some adjustments so it doesn’t look to much like sepia, as for sound quality, I wouldn’t go to deep into it, it’s a Tv speaker, it’s decent, not too much bass, but it’s neutral which I like, it gets decently loud if you want it to and has adjustments to make speech more clear if you’re looking for that, overall I say this is excellent value for money especially since it’s gotten very cheap compared to launch, feel free to ask anything :).

Quite frankly these "atmos" speakers are just another in a series marketing products. They make it sound amazing, immersive but my previous setup with my Yamaha receiver that was nearly 20 years old and 5.1 satellite speakers produced better surround sound. The whole up firing sound is a lot of meh....

LG's OLEDs (and technically some of their NANO but the picture is terrible), Samsung Q70T/A or higher (though many of the A lineup have IPS panels which are similar to the NANOs), Vizio's 2020 P series or higher. That's about it if you want full support though most have a limited number of 2.1 ports.

This soundbar coupled with an LG 4K/UHD TV is making me scratch my head. HDMI TV ARC cuts in and out for no apparent reason. While watching programs with the internal TV speaker, the TV ARC connects with time, and suddenly. The "backup" optical connection I added lacks volume control except from the...