QE65QN900ATXXU 65" 8K Neo QLED TV

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One Billion Color, Filmmaker Mode, Quantum Matrix Technology Pro, AI Upscaling, Quantum HDR 4000, HDR HLG

Most importantly theQE65QN900ATXXU is 8K enabled meaning this stunning model is at the very cutting edge of technology and is also futureproof when content is upgraded to 8K! The Samsung Neo Quantum Processor 8K automatically fine tunes contrast, brightness and resulution to give you the optimum picture at all times.Whatever’s on the screen, see it in all its incredible glory with Quantum HDR 3000 powered by HDR10+. From gloomy shadows to sun-scorched scenes, watch every brilliant detail come to life from industry-leading HDR brightness. Plus, with Adaptive HDR10+ every frame is optimised to perfection, so the picture you see is as detailed as it is in real-life.

The Samsung QN900A is up to date with most of the latest gaming tech in Auto Low Latency Mode, Variable Refresh Rate, High Frame Rate (120Hz), as well as AMD’s FreeSync Premium Pro for reduced visual tearing and stuttering. Samsung TVs are also compatible with Nvidia G-Sync but not certified. With YouTube the only place to easily find 8K content, watching the Ultimate Wild Animals Collection and the jump in resolution affords an exceptional detail levels. Whether it’s the fur of a deer, the wrinkly hide of an elephant or the scales of a lizard, you feel as if they’re right there in front of you. The One Connect box contains all the connections and feeds the TV with power, audio and video. It’s been redesigned to slot into the stand, reducing the TV’s footprint. It’s a very smart idea and I wished Samsung had brought it to more models. Interface

Before buying the Samsung QN900B

The 8K models boast the Neo Quantum Processor 8K that uses 16 neural network models to upscale images. As Samsung explains it, the 16 networks are 16 cooks in a kitchen, each with their own speciality as opposed to one or two cooks working on a range of recipes. Focusing on one thing brings specificity. It's likely going to lose its spot on our list of the best TVs to the newer Samsung QN900B 8K QLED TV that boasts new Shape Adaptive Light technology and built-in up-firing speakers that allow for immersive Dolby Atmos audio without the need for a soundbar, but it's still a top-performing QLED TV that's worth the cash. Samsung QN900A Neo QLED 8K TV: price and availability We uploaded the brightness measurements and uniformity photos after running the TV for two months in our Accelerated Longevity Test.

It’s a familiar refrain and I’ll get it out of the way early. The QE65QN900A could do with a soundbar. A press of the home button on your remote will see your favorite apps and sources pop up from the bottom edge of the display in a horiztonal line.

With voice control and smart device compatibility, controlling your TV has never been easier with Bixby, Alexa, and Google Assistant built in. Use the connected stand to display your TV pride of place, or you can mount it to the wall – the choice is yours. To compliment such stunning picture quality, the QE65QN900BTXXU features an Infinity Screen for total edge-to-edge viewing. As the bezel is so thin, nothing gets in the way of the 8K picture – so you can enjoy everything without distractions. Entertainment Options

The QN900A ships with two remotes: a standard one and a smart version that’s the better of the two. Turn it over and there’s a solar panel that uses ambient light to charge it – a clever little innovation that requires no batteries. Features The QN900A offers a suite of picture modes in Dynamic, Standard, Natural, Movie and Filmmaker. With some processing features turned off, Dynamic offered the highest brightness (2600 nits) but only briefly and colours were too garish in look. Standard is good for everyday viewing, while Natural works for sports. Movie and Filmmaker are virtually identical, the latter limiting the impact of the QE65QN900A’s processing to preserve the creative intent of a film or TV series.Freeview Play is not present, but all the UK catch-up and on-demand apps are. Most of the major apps are here, too, with the likes of Prime Video, Disney+, Netflix, Apple TV, BT Sport, Tidal, Spotify and NOW. Prime Video, Disney+ and Netflix support Atmos. All the most popular apps and services are present and accounted for on Samsung's OS, and there's a dedicated Apps tile with further app suggestions which you can install. The alternative to Freeview Play is Samsung’s TV Plus service. Like Freeview it doesn’t require a subscription, with an EPG (Electronic Programme Guide) that lists VEVO, CNN, Bloomberg TV+ and a channel called Comedy (yes, really), as well as the Baywatch channel that’s an endless loop of all 9 series. While LG has hoovered up gaming features left and right, Samsung still has the edge with latency. At 4K I measured latency at 10.1ms and at 120Hz you can expect that to be even lower.