Samsung HW-Q950A

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The samsung hw q950a is one of the most versatile setups we've tested for a relatively affordable price. You get a full setup with a dedicated, subwoo...

), less connection issues, and a few perks (Google Assistant integration, front display...). Also, there seemed to be more reports about issues with an LG TV and the HW-Q950A than with the SP11RA (probably because HW-Q950A seems to be much more popular and is available in more countries), but both the soundbars and the TV have received updates that may have fixed some of those. However, regarding sound quality, the HW-Q950A comes on top most of the time.

I was so excited when I got this delivered, and boxed it up for return the same day. Here is what was good: - definitely the most 360 surround/atmos experience as compared to Sonos arc with one sl’s as surrounds (no sub but that shouldn’t increase surround effect) and as compared to a previous 5.2.2...

Hello all,. I ve just received my Samsung q950a today. I'm totally impressed by the sound and all things that it can do.

I’ll cut to the chase… I’ll be returning this system this weekend when I have the time… I ordered this system last week, it came early(sweet!), I excitedly got home and started hooking it up. Had to actually go out and buy new speakers stands for the rears. Got it setup and started watching various ...

So it's my first Soundbar and I got an amazing deal for a Samsung Q950A! Bought it for 500€ brand new (store error, already updated the price after my purchase) and have been loving it so far. Have it paired with an LG CX through its e-arc port.

I have had many issues with this soundbar. Initially I had a problem connecting to Amazon music and having it play properly. The sound would cut out every minute or so. I ended up streaming to it via Bluetooth but that is problematic as every time I turned out the TV it would break the BT connection...

At the time of me writing this I can grab a Samsung HW-Q950A for $999, or spend a little more on a Sonos Arc and Sub for $1,449. They’re regularly the same price and would have done Sonos but the low price on the Samsung really has me interested. Another point to the Samsung for me is my wife is considering getting a Blu Ray player and since most Blu Rays are in DTS:X the Sonos would be basically useless.

I purchased the HW-Q60T soundbar to go with our new Samsung Q80T television. This replaced an old Samsung soundbar/wireless sub I liked that stayed with the house we sold. The Q60T was easy to set up and interfaced immediately with the TV and the wireless subwoofer. I was underwhelmed with the weak ...