In Samsung’s QLED lineup this year, the Q80B can be considered one of the best ways to break into QLED due to its competitive price (especially on sale). And the company offers us 4K QLED model With Full Array Local Dimming (FALD) technology, but without going into MiniLED, it separates them into their highest range. In fact, this model is a revision of the 2021 Samsung Q80A, albeit with some improved features.

This television is presented as: Sizes from 50 inches to 75and for image processing, it is accompanied by a Quantum 4K processor with all kinds of technology to deliver a picture to match, as well as other interesting features. We leave your technical page under these lines.

Samsung Q80B, technical sheet

Good way to get into FALD televisions

The Korean firm has this 4K QLED panel in 50, 55, 65 and 75 inch sizes. FALD technology has up to 48 control zones for lighting, getting more brightness management when changing scenes. The IPS panel is also compatible with local frequency up to 100 Hz, making it a great panel for most gamers.

Again, Samsung relies on QLED technology. According to the manufacturer, the television can reproduce “more than a billion colors” thanks to its layer of quantum dots. Reaching 100% of the color volume of the DCI-P3 spectrum. In addition, Samsung Smart TV also has Adaptive Picture technology, which changes the brightness and contrast of the picture according to the ambient light at the time.

The panel that mounts this Q80B is also any advantage in reproducing content in high dynamic range. And Samsung offers compatibility for HDR10 + Adaptive, HDR10 and HLG. However, the company still does not offer Dolby Vision, which is a strategy to continue using the standard it names with Amazon.

The quantum 4K processor relies on image processing and synchronization technologies, as well as artificial intelligence for image scaling. There are also improvements in audio, as Object Tracking Audio (OTS) technology is included, which delivers object-oriented 3D surround sound.

The Q80B is also compatible with Samsung’s Q-Symphony technology, which creates an immersive atmosphere with the help of an external soundbar compatible with this technology. Plus, along with Active Sound Amplifier (AVA) technology, We will be able to listen to the dialogue moments in TV series and movies better.. It is worth noting that this model, which is also compatible with Dolby Atmos, offers up to 60 W in total in 2.2.2 channels.

SAMSUNG bet on the game once again this is on the Q80B. Not only for the 100Hz frequency, but also for the inclusion of ALLM and VRR modes via FreeSync and compatibility with HDMI 2.1 and eARC technology. It also allows you to play with FRC by increasing the frame rate up to 120 Hz and without blurring thanks to Motion Xcelerator Turbo+. We can also make use of the Samsung Gaming Hub to find all game settings.

Samsung once again relies on TizenOS as its operating system. With all its advantages, this gives us enjoy all kinds of apps and streaming content via platforms such as Netflix, HBO Max, Disney+, Prime Video and the company. In addition, Tizen is compatible with both Alexa and Google Assistant, so it can control the TV with voice commands.

In terms of connectivity, the TV has USB ports, optical digital output, Ethernet, headphone jack, WiFi and Bluetooth, in addition to HDMI 2.1 ports with eARC.