Image: Asha Barbaschow/Gizmodo Australia The sound Here’s a less artistic* shot of the soundbar. It’s black, because you’d be silly making it any other colour, and it has just the right amount of buttons and a nice casing. The Q990B soundbar has a neat, minimalist design. Configuring it to your specific tastes or changing settings when you change media type is easy to do, but more on that later. Setting the Q990B up should be a relatively smooth endeavour, considering it’s one cable and the thing is exceptionally smart. But, as with the Samsung Neo QLED, when I walked into the hotel room to put the soundbar through its paces, it was already set up for me. Usually, we’d go into detail of what’s required to set the piece of tech up that we’re reviewing. The flagship Q990B incorporates 11.1.4ch surround sound including one subwoofer channel, four up-firing channels and two wireless rear speakers for that immersive Dolby sound. Samsung’s new soundbar is pretty impressive, offering the first wireless soundbar experience with Dolby Atmos through a Wi-Fi channel (not Bluetooth). And it definitely sounds like $2,099-worth of sound. The cheapest, the B450, will set you back $349 while the one I reviewed is the most expensive model, at $2,099. The Q990B is one of ten (10) (!!) new soundbars Samsung has launched this year. Here’s my thoughts on the Samsung Q990B Soundbar with Wireless Dolby Atmos. It’s nice to look at, sounds great and is super easy to configure.
While reviewing Samsung’s 75-inch QN95B Neo QLED 4K Smart TV, I was also given the opportunity to play with the company’s latest soundbar. As you can tell already, I am now the latter.
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If you have bought a new TV in the past 18 months, chances are your TV sounds great and you sit there wondering why you’d bother splashing the cash on what is essentially a speaker. The Samsung Q990B Soundbar is so good, it’s made me a soundbar guy. BTW - prices are accurate and items in stock at the time of posting. We have affiliate and advertising partnerships, which means we may collect a share of sales or other compensation from the links on this page.
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