The Q80T offers a near-flagship performance at a price that’s closer to mid-range, and that makes it an excellent performance-per-pound proposition

Excellent contrast and colours; Three-dimensional and detailed; Solid; spacious sound

Occasionally overcooks colours; Slightly exaggerates film grain

The Samsung Q80T is the company’s entry-level Full Array Local Dimming TV for 2020, dishing up impressive performance for its price. Picture quality is bright, colourful and full of contrast, upscaling of non-4K sources is great, and gaming performance is class-leading.

Colorful; contrasty images; Excellent upscaling; Class-leading gaming performance; Good sound for a flatscreen TV

Lacking shadow detail; No Dolby Vision

Well looks like samsung has done it again with a fault with there hdmi 2.1 port, the only reason i brought the tv. They are currently having problems with ps5, xbox and the rtx3000 series cards. Same issue since its release, almost all the other brands have remedied the problem but it still persists with most samsung models. Basically if you try to use the 2.1 port at any resolution or colour output chances are it will constantly flash or lose connection, your settings might reset, hdr will often turn on and off also causing flashing. If you have no concern about using hdmi 2.1 or 4k 120hz full color gaming then its actually a decent set...view more

Having HDMI 2.1 is a great advantage for PS5 with 120FPS games, they look super smooth. Greag image quality with great colour and reasonably dark blacks for a backlit TV. Sound quality is fantastic, doesn't have super low bass but still manages to output great audio. Only downside I've found is no DTS support.

Easy to set up and great picture, definitely recommend and PB Tech are wonderful, fast and helpful

I bought this for my gaming room and boy does it do a good job! Very attractive visuals, easy to set up and control, and I am just overall quite happy with it :)