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Meanwhile, for their HDMI ports, 1 port is for input while the other is shared for HDMI ARC and Output. The advantage of the HW-Q60B is that its HDMI ARC also support eARC (enhanced Audio Return Channel). This allows it can play high quality audio format like Dolby Atmos, Dolby Digital Plus, DTS:X, Dolby True HD, DTS HD MA, and 5.1 PCM. Additionally, its HDMI in also support Audio format that supported by its HDMI ARC. On the other hand, the HDMI ARC of the LG S65Q doesn’t support eARC. This means, it cannot play high-quality audio and only can play what supported by its optical audio in, which are DTS and Dolby Digital. use of the content you supply does not violate these Terms of Use and will not cause injury to any person or entity. Converted to Test Bench 1.1. With this update, we've added a Mounting test and added information about Subwoofer Output, Spotify Connect, and Microphone Mute. This input lag figure is about as low as it gets in the TV world, potentially giving you a critical advantage over people gaming on less rapid TVs. Note that you can, if you wish, sacrifice a little input lag, pushing it up to around 26ms, to get slightly better overall picture quality, by choosing the Faster or Fast rather than Fastest response time options. This is worth considering for games that aren’t as reliant on super-fast response times.
Meridian Audio Technology, Auto Volume, Dialogue Enhancement, Bass Enhancement, Treble Enhancement, Virtual Sound HDMI ARC and eARC: These ports allow for easy connection to your TV, enabling audio to be sent from the TV to the soundbar through a single HDMI cable.
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Samsung HW-Q60B is the mid-range model of Samsung’s 2022 soundbar lineup. On the other hand, the LG S65Q is also a mid-range model of LG’s 2022 Soundbar lineup. Both of them come with a simple 3.1 setup. However, despite they come with the same setup, the LG S65Q comes with more unit speakers and total sound outputs, which are 7 units speaker with total sound outputs of 420 watts. On the other hand, the Samsung HW-Q60B comes has 6 units speaker with total sound outputs of 340 watts. The Q60B gets Samsung’s Game Bar interface, which provides key information on incoming gaming graphics and provides faster access to a few gaming-related features. This includes support, uniquely at this price point, for the Super Ultrawide GameView feature that lets you play some compatible PC games in a 32:9 aspect ratio to increase your field of view. There’s also ALLM switching but, unfortunately, that’s the last of the cutting-edge gaming features; there’s no support over any of the TV's three HDMIs for either 4K at 120Hz feeds, or VRR. Gamers will be enthused, though, both by the number of game streaming services available on Samsung’s dedicated Gaming Hub screen and by the TV’s seriously speedy 9.4ms of input lag when using the TV’s ‘Fastest’ response time setting.
And to further improve their sound depending on your taste, they have some sound enhancement features like bass Adjustment, Treble Adjustment, etc. Sadly, their low frequency extension is not very low, so you will not feel the deep thump in bass-heavy music like EDM and hip-hop. Converted to Test Bench 1.2. Updated the results for audio format support via ARC/eARC, HDMI In, and Optical. Added Video Passthrough to TV results as well.Dolby Atmos: Gives a sense of height with dedicated upward-firing drivers to produce a realistic surround sound effect. Since they both come with 3.1 setup, they don’t have surround driver. However, they can still play surround sound by downmix it to stereo. And of course, you will not get the true experience of the surround sound. Sound seem come from where the bar is placed instead it seem come from an accurate location in the soundstage. So, you can get the real sense when you are watching movies or playing games with 5.1 audio. Ignoring their soundstage, though, surround sound produced by the HW-Q60B is a bit better than LG S65Q. The S65Q may can get louder at max volume, which is around 95 dB SPL. The Q60B Soundbar comes with a wireless subwoofer that adds depth and impact to your audio. The subwoofer delivers powerful bass, immersing you in a rich and cinematic soundstage. Its wireless design provides flexibility in placement, allowing you to position it wherever it best complements your room layout. While its content is impressive, we’re not fans of the way Samsung’s latest smart TV system is presented and organised. Moving to a full-screen interface from the previous generation’s superimposed rows of content along the bottom edge feels unnecessary, and the layout and navigation of the new smart interface both feel unhelpful and illogical at times. Experience suggests we’ll probably see a much-improved refinement of this new approach next year. Here’s hoping, anyway.
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