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Samsung QE65Q6FN

  • 27-04-2019 11:20am
    #1
    kellyg6
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 24 ✭


    Hi,

    Upgraded my AVR and speakers to Atmos with you guys a few months ago and now looking at changing my TV. 

    My price range won't extend to OLED but I've seen good reviews on this model and was looking for an opinion.

    One question I had was re: Dolby Vision, if my AVR is Dolby Vision compatible and my source is also (ie. Xbox one) could this TV decode the Dolby Vision even though it wouldn't be listed in the specs.

    Cheers.


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  • #2
    Richersounds.ie: Kenny
    Company Representative Posts: 17,721 ✭✭✭✭Richersounds.ie: Kenny


    kellyg6 wrote: »
    Hi,

    Upgraded my AVR and speakers to Atmos with you guys a few months ago and now looking at changing my TV. 

    My price range won't extend to OLED but I've seen good reviews on this model and was looking for an opinion.

    One question I had was re: Dolby Vision, if my AVR is Dolby Vision compatible and my source is also (ie. Xbox one) could this TV decode the Dolby Vision even though it wouldn't be listed in the specs.

    Cheers.
    Hi Kellyg6.

    Thanks for coming back to us.

    The 65Q6FN is a fantastic television and had an excellent picture!

    Regarding Dolby Vision. Unless the TV is Dolby Vision certified it will not be able to display an image in Dolby Vision.
    If the AVR and Player are Dolby vision but the TV is not then the image displayed on the TV will not be in Dolby vision but native 4K.

    Samsung might add Dolby Vision as a firmware update but that is totally up to them.

    The 65Q6FN is currently priced at £999. There is also a voucher code (TV50) which would drop the price down to £949.00 with £6.99 shipping.
    In stock and ready to ship.

    Any questions please let me know.


  • #3
    kellyg6
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 24 ✭kellyg6


    Richersounds.ie: Kenny wrote: »
    kellyg6 wrote: »
    Hi,

    Upgraded my AVR and speakers to Atmos with you guys a few months ago and now looking at changing my TV. 

    My price range won't extend to OLED but I've seen good reviews on this model and was looking for an opinion.

    One question I had was re: Dolby Vision, if my AVR is Dolby Vision compatible and my source is also (ie. Xbox one) could this TV decode the Dolby Vision even though it wouldn't be listed in the specs.

    Cheers.
    Hi Kellyg6.

    Thanks for coming back to us.

    The 65Q6FN is a fantastic television and had an excellent picture!

    Regarding Dolby Vision. Unless the TV is Dolby Vision certified it will not be able to display an image in Dolby Vision.
    If the AVR and Player are Dolby vision but the TV is not then the image displayed on the TV will not be in Dolby vision but native 4K.

    Samsung might add Dolby Vision as a firmware update but that is totally up to them.

    The 65Q6FN is currently priced at £999. There is also a voucher code (TV50) which would drop the price down to £949.00 with £6.99 shipping.
    In stock and ready to ship.

    Any questions please let me know.
    Hi Kenny,

    Thanks for the quick reply. 

    Do you think the 65Q6FN being edge lit would be a major disadvantage as opposed to something like the LG[font=museo-sans, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]65SK9500PLA being full array? [/font]


    [font=museo-sans, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Would the extra cost be worth it considering I'll be using this TV for a few years before upgrading?[/font]


    [font=museo-sans, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Also I see you have a 65Q6FN as a mail order return on clearance, what condition exactly would that be in?[/font]


    [font=museo-sans, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Cheers.[/font]


  • #4
    Richersounds.ie: Kenny
    Company Representative Posts: 17,721 ✭✭✭✭Richersounds.ie: Kenny


    kellyg6 wrote: »
    Richersounds.ie: Kenny wrote: »
    kellyg6 wrote: »
    Hi,

    Upgraded my AVR and speakers to Atmos with you guys a few months ago and now looking at changing my TV. 

    My price range won't extend to OLED but I've seen good reviews on this model and was looking for an opinion.

    One question I had was re: Dolby Vision, if my AVR is Dolby Vision compatible and my source is also (ie. Xbox one) could this TV decode the Dolby Vision even though it wouldn't be listed in the specs.

    Cheers.
    Hi Kellyg6.

    Thanks for coming back to us.

    The 65Q6FN is a fantastic television and had an excellent picture!

    Regarding Dolby Vision. Unless the TV is Dolby Vision certified it will not be able to display an image in Dolby Vision.
    If the AVR and Player are Dolby vision but the TV is not then the image displayed on the TV will not be in Dolby vision but native 4K.

    Samsung might add Dolby Vision as a firmware update but that is totally up to them.

    The 65Q6FN is currently priced at £999. There is also a voucher code (TV50) which would drop the price down to £949.00 with £6.99 shipping.
    In stock and ready to ship.

    Any questions please let me know.
    Hi Kenny,

    Thanks for the quick reply. 

    Do you think the 65Q6FN being edge lit would be a major disadvantage as opposed to something like the LG[font=museo-sans, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]65SK9500PLA being full array? [/font]


    [font=museo-sans, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Would the extra cost be worth it considering I'll be using this TV for a few years before upgrading?[/font]


    [font=museo-sans, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Also I see you have a 65Q6FN as a mail order return on clearance, what condition exactly would that be in?[/font]


    [font=museo-sans, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Cheers.[/font]
    Hi Kellyg6.

    Full array does help give a better image but with the QLED over LED there is no competition.
    Don't get me wrong the SK9500 is also a fantastic television.

    The clearance 65Q6FN is full boxed as new. It was returned as it was too large for the customers living room so it has been unboxed and setup for several days. (It's fully factory reset and complete with all accessories). Also includes our 6 year guarantee free of charge.

    Let me know your thoughts.


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