Samsung Q60B Wireless Soundbar Speaker (2022) - 3.1ch Bluetooth Speaker With Dolby Atmos Virtual DTS:X Sound, Centre Speaker & Adaptive Sound, Home Cinema Experience With Night & Voice Enhancer

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Samsung Q60B Wireless Soundbar Speaker (2022) - 3.1ch Bluetooth Speaker With Dolby Atmos Virtual DTS:X Sound, Centre Speaker & Adaptive Sound, Home Cinema Experience With Night & Voice Enhancer

Samsung Q60B Wireless Soundbar Speaker (2022) - 3.1ch Bluetooth Speaker With Dolby Atmos Virtual DTS:X Sound, Centre Speaker & Adaptive Sound, Home Cinema Experience With Night & Voice Enhancer

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For any content that you submit, you grant SAMSUNG a perpetual, worldwide, non-exclusive, irrevocable, royalty-free, fully transferable right and license to use, copy, modify, delete in its entirety, adapt, publish, translate, create derivative works from and/or sell and/or distribute such content and/or incorporate such content into any form, medium or technology throughout the world without compensation to you. When used for listening to the music, the Samsung HW-Q60B is also a bit better than the LG S65Q thanks to its slightly better stereo performance. As we have discussed above, default sound produced by the HW-Q60B is more neutral than the LG S65Q that has a bit more bass-heavy sound profile. However, in general, performance of the S65Q is also good enough to listening the music. Their sound at the mids is well balanced, making lead instrument is heard clearly and can present in the mix. Additionally, both are also able to create little boom at high-bass that adds a nice rumble.

There is a basic version of Samsung’s Motion Xcelerator feature, which claims to predict and automatically compensate for frame rate fluctuations, but it’s hard to say from our time with the set that this really has much effect on the gaming experience. However, you naturally don't get as much flexibility as with the manufacturer's top options. As with most budget bars, there's no support for Dolby Atmos, so you can't take advantage of more immersive object-based formats often found on streaming services. Its surround sound performance is also pretty abysmal. Without discrete surrounds, it has to downmix this content into stereo to play it, which doesn't sound quite as immersive. That said, if you aren't much of a movie fan, it's a great fit. Ultimately, it still makes for a solid upgrade over your existing TV speakers at a wallet-friendly price. This soundbar is a good choice if you don't have space in your living room for satellite speakers. It comes without them, so it offers a slightly smaller footprint overall. Of course, without satellites, its surround sound performance isn't quite as impressive as what you get with the more premium Q990C. Sound effects are more concentrated to the front of your room rather than spreading out all around you for a more clear and real feel. Fortunately, you can always add satellites from the manufacturer separately, which is handy if you move to a bigger space down the line. use of the content you supply does not violate these Terms of Use and will not cause injury to any person or entity. Dolby Atmos, Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, DTS, DTS:X (eARC), Dolby TrueHD (eARC), DTS HD-MA (eARC), 5.1 PCM (eARC)The greyness can filter into colours in low-lit content too, making them look flatter than they do during bright scenes, as well as sometimes causing subtle shadow details to be squeezed out of the picture. Compare among them, the LG S65Q may have more unit speaker and higher total sound output, making it can get louder. But about sound quality, the HW-Q60B is a bit better. Additionally, the HW-Q60B also already supports high-quality audio like Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, etc thanks to its HDMI ARC that also already support eARC. Even though with all the limitations, especially on the soundstage, at least. It still can play high-quality audio content. On the other hand, the LG S65Q doesn’t support eARC, so it cannot support high-quality audio content. Fortunately, the Q60B’s speakers avoid actual distortion even under the heaviest duress, dialogue tends to emerge surprisingly clear and clean despite the limited dynamic range and sound ‘projection’, and there’s also quite a lot of detail to be heard during good movie or TV show mixes, suggesting that while the speakers might not have enough room to breathe, they are at least sensitive and well constructed. On the other hand, with the support of eARC, the Samsung HW-Q60B can play high-quality audio content you will find more in the future. Although it doesn’t have heigh channel, but it still can play height sound by downmixing it to stereo.

Movie Mode: Enhances the audio experience for movies, providing immersive surround sound and emphasizing dialogue clarity. While its content is impressive, we’re not fans of the way Samsung’s latest smart TV system is presented and organised. Moving to a full-screen interface from the previous generation’s superimposed rows of content along the bottom edge feels unnecessary, and the layout and navigation of the new smart interface both feel unhelpful and illogical at times. Experience suggests we’ll probably see a much-improved refinement of this new approach next year. Here’s hoping, anyway. Both of them are good sound bar for TVS shows or podcast thanks to their discrete center speaker. They both have neutral sound profile, allowing them can reproduce clear voices. Additionally, dialogue is also detailed and present in mix thanks to their balanced mids. So, when you are watching TV shows or Podcast, the voices of announcer will be heard clearly. Additionally, they both also have Dialogue Enhancement features that allows you to further improve the clarity of voice produced. On the LG S65Q, you can use Clear Voice mode while on the Samsung HW-Q60B, you can use “Adaptive Sound” feature. Meanwhile, compare between them, the Samsung HW-Q60B is a bit better. Although in general, both have well balanced sound profile, but the HW-Q60B can produce clearer and more accurate voice thanks to its better stereo frequency response. Overall, though, there just isn’t enough power or dynamic range available to really get the sound out into your room as much as you’d like it to. VerdictAll Samsung soundbars are very well-built and have a sleek look. You won't find any mesh fabric on them, and you'll be satisfied with their build quality made out of great solid plastic and metal grilles covering the speakers.

The Samsung Q60B Soundbar is designed to be energy-efficient, helping you reduce your carbon footprint. It features various eco-friendly features, such as: The Samsung Q60B Soundbar boasts a slim and modern design that complements any home theater setup. Its sleek profile and premium build quality exude elegance and sophistication. The soundbar is crafted with high-quality materials that not only enhance its aesthetic appeal but also ensure durability and longevity.Samsung soundbars tend to have a small screen that displays inputs and volume levels. If there are messages, the text needs to scroll to fully display. While some may prefer this interface over light indicators, others might be annoyed by the scrolling text. Converted to Test Bench 1.1. With this update, we've added a Mounting test and added information about Subwoofer Output, Spotify Connect, and Microphone Mute. The Samsung HW-Q60B has a decent selection of sound enhancement features, especially compared to similar 3.1 models like the Sony HT-S2000. You can customize its sound with its bass and treble adjustments as well as its 7-band graphic EQ. There are several preset modes, including 'Standard', 'Surround Sound', 'Game', 'Adaptive Sound', and 'DTS VIRTUAL:X'. 'Adaptive Sound' is a dialogue enhancement feature, and 'DTS VIRTUAL:X' is a virtual surround mode that creates a more 3D sound. Also, if you add on rear speakers, you can adjust their levels. We updated the Stereo Soundstage score from 7.0 to 6.5. This is a subjective evaluation, and testing the next gen Samsung HW-Q60C gave us a better point of comparison. We also corrected an error in the bar's height in Dimensions - Bar. Converted to Test Bench 1.2. Updated the results for audio format support via ARC/eARC, HDMI In, and Optical. Added Video Passthrough to TV results as well.

Their sound performance may be not as good as the higher model like Samsung HW-Q70B on Samsung lineup or LG S75Q on LG’s lineup. But for their price range, their sound performance is fairly good. And overall, both are good soundbar for mixed usage thanks to their very neutral sound profile. In the market, the Samsung HW-Q60B is sold about tends dollars more expensive than the LG S65Q. So, which is superior between them and which soundbar is a better choice? The Samsung Q60B Soundbar offers various connectivity options for seamless integration into your home entertainment setup. These include: The Q60B’s picture hardware is driven by a Quantum Processor 4K lite system that seems to be more or less on a par with the Crystal processor found in Samsung’s non Quantum Dot TVs. Certainly, it doesn’t appear to have any of the machine learning/AI elements you get higher up Samsung’s TV range, with Samsung’s blurb on it only really talking about improved upscaling of sub-4K content and the ability to automatically adjust the sound profile to suit different content types. Winner: The Samsung HW-Q60B has better frequency response, the S5Q has better total harmonic distortion. Center Speaker Performance Once you’ve grown accustomed to these highlights of the Q60B’s pictures, you also become aware of its excellent sharpness. This is especially true with native 4K content, of course, but actually its upscaling of HD sources is also a cut above the norm at this price point, even without the full might of Samsung’s AI-based databases on hand to help it identify and respond to different sources more effectively.Eco Mode: This mode optimizes energy usage without compromising audio quality, further reducing power consumption during extended periods of use. This input lag figure is about as low as it gets in the TV world, potentially giving you a critical advantage over people gaming on less rapid TVs. Note that you can, if you wish, sacrifice a little input lag, pushing it up to around 26ms, to get slightly better overall picture quality, by choosing the Faster or Fast rather than Fastest response time options. This is worth considering for games that aren’t as reliant on super-fast response times. Both of the Samsung HW-Q60B and LG S65Q have a simple design. They are made of the same materials, which is good-quality plastic. The difference is the material that cover it. The HW-Q60B have a solid metal grid that cover the front side of the bar. On the other hand, for the S65Q, the top and fronts of the bar are covered by high quality fabric.



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