Samsung 75-Inch Q80D QLED 4K TV
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- Last seen at $1,555.99 at Quill on Nov 10.
Our take on the Samsung 75-Inch Q80D QLED 4K TV
The Samsung Q80D is a 75-inch QLED 4K TV with a Direct Full Array backlight, so it dims zones of the screen for deeper blacks than edge-lit sets. Its NQ4 AI Gen2 processor upscales lower-resolution video, and Motion Xcelerator 120 Hz keeps fast action smooth for sports and consoles. It sits below Samsung's Neo QLED line, which uses mini-LED for finer contrast, but it beats most edge-lit rivals on black levels and brightness. Owners call the picture vivid and sharp and the Tizen interface quick, though some report color consistency quirks and frustration with the closed app platform.
- Direct Full Array backlight gives strong contrast and deep blacks
- Bright, saturated QLED color that holds up in lit rooms
- 120 Hz panel with Motion Xcelerator smooths sports and games
- NQ4 AI Gen2 processor upscales HD content cleanly
- Object Tracking Sound Lite and Dolby Atmos add width to audio
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Samsung 75-Inch Q80D QLED 4K TV price history
Lowest price we've seen: $1,555.99 on Nov 10 at Quill. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 10.
What reviewers say
Owners rate the Q80D highly for picture quality, calling the colors vivid and the 4K detail sharp, with local dimming giving solid contrast. Audio is described as balanced for a flat TV, and the smart system is fast to navigate. Complaints center on occasional color consistency issues and a closed Tizen platform with limited apps and no VPN.
- Picture qualityPraisedOwners describe crystal-clear 4K detail with vivid Quantum Dot colors and deep blacks.
- ContrastPraisedThe Direct Full Array local dimming is credited with strong contrast for the price tier.
- Color consistencyCriticised
Questions and answers
- Is the Q80D good for gaming?
- Yes. It has a 120 Hz panel, Motion Xcelerator and low input lag in Game Mode, which suits PS5 and Xbox Series X at 4K 120 Hz. It lacks the mini-LED dimming of Samsung's Neo QLED sets, so HDR highlights are less precise.
- How does the Q80D compare with Samsung's Neo QLED models?
- Neo QLED uses mini-LED backlights with many more dimming zones, giving tighter contrast and less blooming. The Q80D's Direct Full Array is a step down but still well ahead of edge-lit TVs, and it keeps the same 120 Hz panel and Tizen platform.
- Does it support Dolby Vision?
- No. Samsung TVs support HDR10, HDR10+ and HLG but not Dolby Vision, so Dolby Vision content plays in HDR10. Dolby Atmos audio is supported.
- What is in the box?
- The TV, its stand, a power cable and the SolarCell remote, which charges from indoor light or USB-C and has voice control. No HDMI cable is included.
- Can I add a VPN to the TV?
- Not natively. Tizen has no built-in VPN client, so you would need to run a VPN on a router or stream from another device. This is one of the platform limits owners mention.
- Is 75 inches too big for an average room?
- For a seating distance of roughly 9 to 11 feet, 75 inches gives an immersive film and sports picture without overwhelming the room. Closer seating can make lower-resolution cable channels look soft.
