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65" QN90B Neo QLED 4K HDR Smart TV Plus Q700B Soundbar with Subwoofer £1189.15 @ Samsung EPP / Students
65" QN90B Neo QLED 4K HDR Smart TV Plus Q700B Soundbar with Subwoofer £1189.15 @ Samsung EPP / Students
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Posted 19 April 2023

65" QN90B Neo QLED 4K HDR Smart TV Plus Q700B Soundbar with Subwoofer £1189.15 @ Samsung EPP / Students

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Samsung have now improved the offer and are including the Q700B instead of the Q600B

QN90B

Quantum Matrix Technology for fine detail & epic contrast
Quantum HDR 2000 for flawless colour & contrast
Refresh rate: 120 Hz
HDMI 2.1 x 4
Catch-up TV & 4K streaming

Q700B

3.1.2ch Sound
3D Object Based Sound (Dolby Atmos and DTS:X)
Wireless Dolby Atmos
Samsung Q Symphony Directional Sound


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  2. sparkzilla's avatar
    I just want a cracking 75 inch version deal to come up
    Cristiano's avatar
    I’ve got my eye on a 75’ QN85B for £1699 with a ‘free’ 32 inch Samsung frame TV. They seem to be going for around £3-400
  3. lkl265's avatar
    Richer Sounds may price match. Worth checking

    Great TV. Bought the same TV with Q930B soundbar from Richer Sounds. After cashback, total came to about £1400 (edited)
    paTherion's avatar
    I bought exactly the same setup on Monday. Yet to be delivered. What's your thoughts about this duo? I can't wait to check it out myself.
  4. Trevbil's avatar
    Cracking TV I hear. Just got an option to replace my faulty Q95T (changing inputs erratically) with the 75” version of this by Samsung. Anyone have this TV? What is it like generally?
    stephenmichael3785's avatar
    Have the 43inch in the bedroom.PQ amazing, great for bright rooms and gaming.
  5. marka885's avatar
    I have the 65" sitting in the basket knowing full well the 50" is more suitable for my front room
    reggie_gimmix's avatar
    WARNING... the 48" + 50" have missing or cut down features. Only 55" and above have proper Dolby Atmos (48+50 have a Virtual Dolby Dtmos of sorts) and HDR 2000 (48+50 only get HDR1500), , Anti-reflective Screen (48+50 do not have this), Object tracking sound (48+50 only get Lite version of this feature) (edited)
  6. Tomek_T's avatar
    Any recommendations for good insurance for TV. Two years old toddlers in house.
    Robildn's avatar
    I got cover with D&G when I bought mine couple of years back. I was so glad I did, my 2 year old scratched the screen a few months in with a baloon weight! ( serves me right for leaving it on the TV stand :O)
    Anyway they came and replaced the screen within a few days.
  7. reggie_gimmix's avatar
    WARNING... the 48" + 50" have missing or cut down features. Only 55" and above have proper Dolby Atmos (48+50 have a Virtual Dolby Dtmos of sorts) and HDR 2000 (48+50 only get HDR1500), , Anti-reflective Screen (48+50 do not have this), Object tracking sound (48+50 only get Lite version of this feature)
    Vish1's avatar
    Samsung yet to get Dolby atmos support. So you’re only missing out on some flagship features on small screen
  8. hotukdealz's avatar
    1 Year Warranty Folks, which may or may not affect purchase decision
  9. Vish1's avatar
    Smoking hot deal
    LEB123's avatar
    Author
    Cheers, seems incredible value
  10. chaz_187's avatar
    Any 75" offers
    Cristiano's avatar
    Ssee my comment a bit further up about a 75’ on the same Samsung site.
  11. Vish1's avatar
    Is 5 year warranty on here?
  12. golty's avatar
    It seems you can also get the smallest 43 inch TV on this and yet still get the same sound bar. Seems a good deal also considering you could sell the soundbar for atleast £250
  13. BenjiMoodie's avatar
    Still don’t know if to pull trigger or not, I’ve never been worried about extended warranties on previous TVs but there is so much talk about it now days that it feels you need to buy with the extended warranty.

    I will get this TV, just not sure if this deal, comes in at just over £900 if I sling the Soundbar off (which I would)…

    What to do
    C0mm0d0re_K1d's avatar
    If you buy a tv from John Lewis they automatically give 5 years on tv's and 2 years on all other electricals. Richer sounds offer 5 years on some models.

    I never used to bother with extended warranties either. But these days with quality issues and oled burn in worries, it probably worth having especially if the tv is big or over a grand.

    I can't decide between a 50" qn90b, 48" c2 or possibly hisense or tcl gaming models. Do I go cheap and spend £5/600 or go premium £900/1k ?
  14. MØĐ3RNS4V4G3's avatar
    Is this a better choice for gaming if you didn't want OLED or is there a better choice?
    B_Marvel's avatar
    It's a great choice at this price.

    I have the 55 inch version in the gaming room.

    Only issue is I haven't been able to find an adapter that will output the Wii onto the TV
  15. pragnorok_vydex's avatar
    would be great if I were a student!!!
    LEB123's avatar
    Author
    You can also access it through perksatwork, blc etc
  16. Thislife79's avatar
    1 year Warranty???
  17. stonejm27's avatar
    amazing! thank you. seems very comparable to the QN95B at a fraction of the price
  18. Tramontana1971's avatar
    This, or the Philips 65pml9636/12 Miniled, with Ambilight and soundbar?
    Vegeta's avatar
    Samsung is better. The Philips has nasty shadow detail crushing that can't be fixed.
  19. Wiskaa's avatar
    If you play a Dolby Vision movie on this does it just play it in HDR10 instead or will the picture have that purple/green tint?
    darkclouds's avatar
    hdr10 plus dependent on film of cause others yes hdr10
  20. Kieran_Gray's avatar
    I bought the same package from Richer Sounds last November in Black Friday, similar price but 5yr warranty... Truly amazing set-up!

    The only downside is a clunky UI (plenty of threads on Samsung / AV Forums). The transitions aren't always smooth, and you get occasional jumps from apps / tiles. Probably too much bloatware and advertising
    lkl265's avatar
    It should be a 6-year warranty from RS
  21. dnsmiff's avatar
    divorce bait.... ah well it is our wedding aniversary, hoping the better half will be understanding......
    Vish1's avatar
    I’m spending a little bit more and getting air con in my sitting room. Can be happy with existing 55” for now and get bigger screen another year
  22. mrpipster's avatar
    Seriously Tempted for PC gaming with No Burn in issues.
  23. Tanuki334's avatar
    This or a 65 S95B QD OLED?
    darkclouds's avatar
    What’s your usage and location condition ie room too bright 
  24. Tanuki334's avatar
    netflix + PS5 in living room - medium brightness
  25. Cristiano's avatar
    They are doing the 75’ with a free 32’ frame Tv for just over £2000, which seems a decent price when JL and RS are charging £2399 for the TV without a free TV that’s worth around £400.

    maybe worth posting?
  26. Vish1's avatar
    Nope. Q70. Much inferior specs
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