Audio: Dolby Atmos, 90W, 6.2.2 channels, Object Tracking Sound Pro
Voice Assistants: Alexa built-in, Bixby built-in
Works With: Alexa, Google Home, SmartThings
Special Design Feature: Wireless One Connect Box
Dimensions With Stand: 56.4" W x 35.1" H x 10.5" D
Dimensions Without Stand: 56.4" W x 32.1" H x 0.5" D
Weight: 66.6 lb with stand, 47.6 lb without stand
VESA Mount: 400mm x 300mm
Power Use: 335W, estimated 576 kWh/year
Warranty: 1-year parts and labor
Model: QN65QN990FFXZA
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Model: Samsung QN990F 65-in 4320p (8K) Smart QNED MiniLED Indoor use only Flat screen HDTV in Black | QN65QN990FFXZA
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Anyone use these is computer monitors? Tempting to try 65" as a master display
The attached image is my office and that desk is is a full 6' long. I welded up a connection between the motorized desk and the TV bracket so that I could work sitting or standing. I've had my Samsung QN75QN800 for over 2 years now. Several thoughts
It is GLORIOUS, but you really need a screen manager; I use DisplayFusion but any will probably work. I do architectural CAD work and can pull up full size (D/E) drawings and read them without zooming in. Actually, I can pull up two D size prints side by side, which was the critical use case. The 75" version I have makes the far corners not terribly useful as, at this size, a curve would be better. When using Google Earth (for vacation planning, for ex) it's like living in the future. If you do stuff like DAW, Video creation, Photoshop and like to have all your layers and palates visible and on the same screen, or edit at full resolution, this is pretty sweet.
The software simply isn't made for PCs. There is no autodetection of signal re-sync from the PC, so it has to be manually powered on if you let the PC sleep. The audio is terrible because the speakers are back firing; it's usable, but sounds muffles compared to good speakers or a soundbar. The dynamic contrast essentially doesn't work; I have to turn it off entirely. The combination of black background and white windows really throws the contrast algorithm. Most of this you can bypass in the settings.
Games are absolutely beautify but I always set it at 4k/120 because 8k, imho, buys me nothing of real use. I'd complain about frame rates at 8k (mine is 60Hz) but I only have a RTX4070TiS so it can't really push that many pixels anyway. I don't play competitive PvP so I can't talk to the lag/performance.
Whats even the point of this tv? Id rather have a qm7k 98" in 4k with dolby vision than a 65" samsung 8k without. Or any LG oled over this. Cant trust samsung to not cut a corner on a psu supplier or something either. And is there really even that much native 8k content out there yet? I don't get it, but maybe thats just me.
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oh it was shipped/sold by best buy when posted :/ looks like they ended that one then sadly.
It is GLORIOUS, but you really need a screen manager; I use DisplayFusion but any will probably work. I do architectural CAD work and can pull up full size (D/E) drawings and read them without zooming in. Actually, I can pull up two D size prints side by side, which was the critical use case. The 75" version I have makes the far corners not terribly useful as, at this size, a curve would be better. When using Google Earth (for vacation planning, for ex) it's like living in the future. If you do stuff like DAW, Video creation, Photoshop and like to have all your layers and palates visible and on the same screen, or edit at full resolution, this is pretty sweet.
The software simply isn't made for PCs. There is no autodetection of signal re-sync from the PC, so it has to be manually powered on if you let the PC sleep. The audio is terrible because the speakers are back firing; it's usable, but sounds muffles compared to good speakers or a soundbar. The dynamic contrast essentially doesn't work; I have to turn it off entirely. The combination of black background and white windows really throws the contrast algorithm. Most of this you can bypass in the settings.
Games are absolutely beautify but I always set it at 4k/120 because 8k, imho, buys me nothing of real use. I'd complain about frame rates at 8k (mine is 60Hz) but I only have a RTX4070TiS so it can't really push that many pixels anyway. I don't play competitive PvP so I can't talk to the lag/performance.
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