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Samsung QE55Q80R review

Samsung QE55Q80R review

Posted on May 5, 2019August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

“Every new QLED TV just enhances the technology’s credibility”

This time last year, all of Samsung’s TV smarts were packed into its range-topping QLED TVs. If you fancied a bit of the QLED action without hefty price-tag and were looking further down the range, QLED specs got pretty humdrum pretty quickly.

Samsung is being a bit more generous (or, let’s not pretend otherwise, a bit more pragmatic) with its current QLED range. Yes, the Q90 flagship screens have every whistle and bell Samsung can squeeze in, but moving down the range to the Q85, Q80, Q70 and Q60 models doesn’t automatically mean you go without all the toys.
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