SAMSUNG 75-Inch Class QLED Q80A Series – 4K UHD Direct Full Array Quantum HDR 12x Smart TV with Alexa Built-in and 6 Speaker Object Tracking Sound – 60W, 2.2.2CH (QN75Q80AAFXZA, 2021 Model)
$1,497.95
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(as of Nov 12, 2024 15:32:44 UTC – Details)
Entertainment comes alive on this premium 4K QLED TV. You’ll love seeing details in the darkest scenes, hear the feintest sounds off screen and more with the Q80A. Contrast is heightened on the Samsung 75 inch TV with Direct Full Array. It uses precise zones of LED backlighting to dramatically deepen blacks and deliver pure whites. You’ll see colors pop and details sharpen thanks to Quantum HDR 12X and get a billion shades of color on the quantum dot display from 100% Color Volume with Quantum Dot that transforms light into breathtaking, stay-true color.* Dynamic speakers coordinate with Object Tracking Sound to send soundwaves in all directions for accurately synced action. Machine-based Al powered by the intelligent Quantum Processor 4K automatically upscales content to 4K.** And if you need a gaming TV, optimize how you play with Next-Gen Gaming capabilities like Motion Xcelerator Turbo+ and 4K at 120Hz that keep the action smooth and lessen the blur. The anti-glare TV screen makes sure you get a great view from any angle. Plus, you’ll get convenient access to apps and streaming services like Netflix, Prime Video and Google TV, and you can connect to your smart home and SmartThings, right from your easy-to-use Samsung Smart TV remote. It’s all easy to get to with Bixby, Alexa and Google Assistant built in. The QN75Q80AAFXZA Samsung TV 75 inch model measures 12.5 x 65.8 x 40.8 inches. It includes a power cable, SolarCell remote controller and Samsung smart control (USB-C cable not included). Add the Q Series sound bar for deep, immersive surround sound.*QLED televisions can produce 100% Color Volume in the DCI-P3 color space, the format for most cinema screens and HDR movies for television. **Upscales to 4K Resolution. Resulting picture may vary based on source content.
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RANGE OF CONTRAST: Discover the deep blacks and pure whites of 4K UHD with Direct Full Array precise in-screen LEDs
SPEAKERS: 6 Speakers (2.2.2 channel) delivers up to 60 watts of sound for realistic 3D sound with audio from dedicated up-firing speakers that tracks every movement on the screen. (Compare to Samsung Q8B series with OTS Lite, 2.2 Channel, 40 watts)
SOUND YOU CAN FOLLOW: Object Tracking Sound gives you realistic 3D audio that moves with the action on screen
4K UPSCALING: Whatever you watch, the Quantum Processor 4K transforms it to 4K with machine learning-based AI
A BILLION BRILLIANT COLORS: Enjoy vivid, lifelike color, regardless of brightness from 100% Color Volume with Quantum Dot
A FULL COLOR SPECTRUM: Every detail pops from the wide range of cinematic color on your Smart TV with Quantum HDR 12X
ALEXA BUILT-IN: Just ask Alexa, Google Assistant or Bixby to open your apps, change channels, control smart home devices and more
SMART TV POWERED BY TIZEN: Access your favorite apps, streaming services and smart home devices right from your TV
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Customers like the picture quality, functionality, and ease of setup of the television. They mention it always looks brilliant no matter the lighting in the room. Some are disappointed with the brightness and screen damage. Opinions differ on the sound quality, remote control, and overall quality.
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4 reviews for SAMSUNG 75-Inch Class QLED Q80A Series – 4K UHD Direct Full Array Quantum HDR 12x Smart TV with Alexa Built-in and 6 Speaker Object Tracking Sound – 60W, 2.2.2CH (QN75Q80AAFXZA, 2021 Model)
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DigiMaleficus –
First Impressions (Also MUST read , addresses ‘defects’ mentioned in other reviews!)
Okay first impression review.Day one out the box. Read the reviews. So was aware of potential faulty TV I was getting into. But the specs and price were too hard to ignore.Off the bat the image quality is great. Set up was pretty easy too. The remote is kinda small actually and I wasnt use to the volume ‘button’ at first so that confused me at first.TV is designed it seems for next gen gaming cause it right off the bat recognized my Xbos series X.*READ TO END*Unboxing was simple. You probably want help with anything 55inch or larger just cause size and such.First thing I noticed was the sticker on the screen. I looked everywhere to see if it had a screen protector and didnt seem to have one. Also when booting up had that infamous red triangle which …was kinda easy to ignore but disappointing.After about 6 hours of trying to gently remove the sticker I got most of it still..very mush a hassle!.NEXT PART VERY IMPORTANTIf you read reviews about the UPC sticker, or the triangle..disregard these problems NOW!By chance I noticed very small bubbling in lower left corner. After messing with this I discovered a very well placed thin plastic protection covering over the TV screen!! Once removed, (making the sticker exempt) the triangle was gone as well and screen was perfect!!!)THESE ARE NOT DEFECTS! They are part of the protecting covering ON the screen which is suppose to be removed ONCE setup complete!The screen was VERY well placed making me think it didnt even have one! IT DOES!SO disregard defects that are based around the UPC sticker and the triangle!With all that said the tv works great so far! I suggest it for gaming especially the image is so crisp and nice!!More to the review coming soon after messed with it awhile!
Engineer –
Needs calibration and audio connection instructions
I have now used this TV for less than a week and love it so far. It needs calibration for obtaining optimum colors, contrast and overall picture quality which is excellent. Calibration instructions are available on various websites, just Google this for the Samsung 75Q80A.The 500+ channels and internet from Samsung was a total surprise to me. You are really getting free cable connection.One gripe that I have is the audio to the AVR (Denon DRA-800H in my case) are not included in the instructions. Samsung needs to provide precise instructions on how to obtain audio for their 500 channels and over the air TV channels if an AVR is used. Hint: Connect HDMI to eARC on both the TV and the AVR. Set AnyNet to ON; Set Audio mode to PCM; Finally, inside the receiver settings run the connection mode for TV Audio. This was a pain in the neck to figure out and seems like Samsung wants people to use the TV speakers audio only, which in this case is not bad. However, you will need to reset to TV Speakers every time that you are not using the AppleTV or Roku and want to see world news on live TV. Follow the instructions above and you should be able to obtain TV Audio directly from the AVR as soon as you turn the TV on via HDMI eARC. Hopefully these will help. I found similar issues and instructions on Sound & Vision magazine’s review of the Samsung 75Q90.Overall, the TV’s interface and the Samsung provided channels are an incredible deal for the price. You also get free Bloomberg TV as well as dozen’s of free channels.
MICHAEL C PITTMAN –
Great Picture, very happy with purchase!
I have enjoyed the tv so far. It was pretty easy to attach the stand to get everything assembled. You will need two people to move the tv. It is big!The picture has been great and I have enjoyed the functionality of the tv. Lots of options for things to watch!I would definitely recommend this tv to anyone!
Jade –
One year updateâ¦
I absolutely HATE this TV! Let me start first with the pros because there are a fewâ¦Pros:- Great built-in speakers. Nothing like a sound bar, but much better than any other TV speakers Iâve ever heard..- Beautiful picture, and it does always look brilliant no matter the lighting in the roomCONS:- The actual Samsung Remote is extremely expensive to replace and your TV does not work without a remote control. There are no buttons to control the power or the volume on the television without the remote! This means if anything happens to your remote, you are completely out of luck unless you purchase a new expensive remote from Samsung or a cheap replacement from Amazon that is still around $20. And as you might have guessed, you cannot use your TV until a new remote has been shipped to you! If you want to turn it off, according to Samsung customer support, you have to unplug it from the wall!! 3 lettersâ¦WTH?? Samsung, do you have any idea how much time I spent checking out the entire TV going crazy to see where the heck the power button was?? Before having to call your horrible customer support?? And I get this snobby customer service rep who says you will have to unplug it from the wall. OMG.- The intelligent mode auto sound does not work at all. You will find yourself constantly adjusting the volume similar to any old fashion TV. Basically, I have checked the settings over and over and over again and auto audio does not workâ¦.AT ALL- The worst part about this Samsung TV is you spend all this money on it and it is 100% inoperable unless you create an account. Iâm a stickler for privacy statements and so of course I read theirs. According to their privacy statement, that you CANNOT opt out of, every single stream you watch, channel you watch, search you make, content you watch, is ALL reported back to Samsung and 3rd parties that work with them. Folks, you are paying to be tracked! You are paying $1000 to be tracked! Does anyone else have a problem with this?? Your account that you must create will include a credit card that you must keep on file, an email address that you must confirm, a phone number that you confirm, your full name, and your address. If you donât like it, your option is to send the television back to Samsung or the seller here. Thatâs it!I know Gen Z and many millennials will not have a problem with this. This is all they know. But I am Gen X and I still appreciate my privacy even though Iâm not doing anything criminal. I just feel like Iâm constantly being spied on and Iâm really sick of it. Itâs bad enough that your phone tracks EVERYTHING and everything app on your phone tracks everything. But now your television?? Come on! I am so over this!