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Samsung Q80B is the new Samsung QLED TV 2022, which has made upgrades on the base of the last year's Samsung Q80A , let's see what the difference between the two TVs and which one is more worth buying.
The two TVs are almost indistinguishable in terms of design, both with a flat design and a minimalist look suitable for all kinds of home environments, and the Direct Full Array backlight makes the sides of the TV look not too thick. The wider base allows the TV to be placed firmly on a flat surface.
Both TVs are Samsung's 4K QLED TVs with Quantum Processor with 4K Upscaling making the picture clear and details visible. Samsung Q80B supports HDR 10+ and Hybrid Log-Gamma (HLG), while the Q80A only supports HDR 10+.
The biggest advantage of Samsung's QLED technology is its ability to display 100% of the DCI-P3 color gamut in any environment.(QD-OLED vs. LCD vs. OLED vs QLED)
Samsung's Object Tracking Sound tracks the movement of objects based on motion to output 3D sound, and the speakers on the back of the TV provide Dolby Atmos sound.
The Samsung Q80B also features upgraded interfaces. The Samsung Q80A offers four HMDI 2.0 ports, while the Q80B offers four HMDI 2.1 ports, which is important for gamers. (The importance of HDMI 2.1 for TVs)
4K 120Hz makes both games and movies smoother and clearer with less lag.
There are a few variations between the Samsung Q80B QLED and the Samsung Q80A QLED, but overall they are fairly similar. The Q80B performs better in dimly lit spaces due to less blooming around bright objects, but its local dimming capability is still subpar. The Q80A becomes brighter in HDR to give a more striking HDR experience. However, the Q80B has superior local dimming in game mode compared to the Q80A. Additionally, the Q80B includes four HDMI ports instead of just one, and all four of them support HDMI 2.1, allowing you to connect multiple HDMI 2.1 devices.
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Appearance Design
The two TVs are almost indistinguishable in terms of design, both with a flat design and a minimalist look suitable for all kinds of home environments, and the Direct Full Array backlight makes the sides of the TV look not too thick. The wider base allows the TV to be placed firmly on a flat surface.
Picture and Sound
Both TVs are Samsung's 4K QLED TVs with Quantum Processor with 4K Upscaling making the picture clear and details visible. Samsung Q80B supports HDR 10+ and Hybrid Log-Gamma (HLG), while the Q80A only supports HDR 10+.
The biggest advantage of Samsung's QLED technology is its ability to display 100% of the DCI-P3 color gamut in any environment.(QD-OLED vs. LCD vs. OLED vs QLED)
Samsung's Object Tracking Sound tracks the movement of objects based on motion to output 3D sound, and the speakers on the back of the TV provide Dolby Atmos sound.
Configuration
The Samsung Q80B also features upgraded interfaces. The Samsung Q80A offers four HMDI 2.0 ports, while the Q80B offers four HMDI 2.1 ports, which is important for gamers. (The importance of HDMI 2.1 for TVs)
4K 120Hz makes both games and movies smoother and clearer with less lag.
Summary
There are a few variations between the Samsung Q80B QLED and the Samsung Q80A QLED, but overall they are fairly similar. The Q80B performs better in dimly lit spaces due to less blooming around bright objects, but its local dimming capability is still subpar. The Q80A becomes brighter in HDR to give a more striking HDR experience. However, the Q80B has superior local dimming in game mode compared to the Q80A. Additionally, the Q80B includes four HDMI ports instead of just one, and all four of them support HDMI 2.1, allowing you to connect multiple HDMI 2.1 devices.
More Samsung TV reviews:
Samsung TV Forum
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