Samsung QNX9D Neo QLED TV, What's New?

[Samuel Miller]

Samsung has launched its QNX9D series Neo QLED Quantum Dot Mini LED TVs in China, offering models in 65-inch, 75-inch, and 85-inch sizes.

These TVs feature Quantum Dot Mini LED display panels with a peak brightness of 1500 nits and are powered by the NQ4 AI Gen2 processor. They support 4K 120Hz dynamic acceleration, 14-bit HDR contrast, PANTONE color certification, and various technologies such as Quantum Dot Matrix, Dolby Atmos, OTS+ sound tracking, Intelligent Sound Control AVA, Variable Refresh Rate (VRR), and Motion Estimation, Motion Compensation (MEMC).

In addition, these TVs come with 70W 4.2.2ch speakers, support Q Symphony, run on the new Tizen smart system, and feature an embedded IoT gateway. They support the SmartThings super smart center, come with a built-in smart hub, integrate Tencent START and other cloud gaming platforms, support Bixby voice assistant, and come with a solar-powered remote control.

 

[Tbeufg45]

Samsung's MicroLED TVs are known for their incredible picture quality, especially the blacks. I'm curious if they've made any improvements to brightness and viewing angles in these new models

 

[Eleanor8]

MicroLED technology is still new, so I'm waiting for some independent reviews before jumping on the bandwagon. Especially curious about real-world burn-in risk and potential maintenance issues.

 

[Zairin]

It looks amazing. I wonder how much it cost?