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Wi-Fi and SmartThings: The soundbar’s Wi-Fi connectivity enables effortless integration with your home network and provides access to online music streaming services. It can also be controlled through the SmartThings app, allowing for convenient management of settings and features.
The Samsung HW-Q60B and LG S65Q have almost the same sound enhancement features. They both have Dialogue Enhancement, Bass enhancement, and Treble Enhancement, allowing you to customize sound produced by them depending on your own taste. Additionally, both also support Night Mode, making them can automatically adjust their Colome depending on the room noise. Their Subwoofer also have level adjustment separately. That is not only that, they also support Virtual Sound. Meanwhile, a bit advantage of the Samsung HW-Q60B is on their EQ. While the LG S65Q only has EQ presets, the HW-Q60B has Graphic and Preset EQ. This means besides you can select its EQ presets that provided, you can also customize it depending on your taste.The Samsung Q60B Soundbar offers a wide range of connectivity options to suit your needs. It features HDMI ARC (Audio Return Channel) and HDMI eARC (Enhanced Audio Return Channel) ports, allowing for seamless connection to your TV and other devices. The soundbar also supports Bluetooth connectivity, enabling wireless audio streaming from your smartphone or tablet. With built-in Wi-Fi, you can effortlessly connect to your home network and enjoy online music streaming services. 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. Clear Dialogue Technology: This feature enhances dialogue clarity, ensuring that conversations and speech are crisp and intelligible, even in noisy environments. We updated the Stereo Soundstage score from 7.0 to 6.5. This is a subjective evaluation, and testing the next gen Samsung HW-Q60C gave us a better point of comparison. We also corrected an error in the bar's height in Dimensions - Bar.
The Samsung Q60B makes a good first impression on two counts. First, it’s much brighter than the majority of TVs we see in this price category. Bright enough, in fact, to handle high dynamic range sources with genuine conviction – by which we mean that bright scenes, at least, actually look like genuine HDR rather than just like something that’s a bit better than SDR. Dolby Atmos: Gives a sense of height with dedicated upward-firing drivers to produce a realistic surround sound effect. The Samsung Q600B’s soundbar controls are pretty much what we’d expect given the soundbar’s price. The soundbar has several buttons that Samsung has placed on top. These are four physical buttons for power, volume control and source selection. They may look cheaper than touchscreens, but are preferred in most cases as they are easier to find in a dimly lit room.There’s support for Samsung’s Health system, too, which combines workout videos with Samsung’s Health App to let you establish wellness routines and try out premium exercise classes without having to leave your home. This soundbar's customization is easy thanks to its room correction feature, which automatically optimizes its sound based on the unique acoustics of your living room. If you'd ratheradjust the bar's sound manually, there's a graphic EQ available, too. Overall, this setup brings an immersive sound, especially with multi-channel content like Dolby Digital and Dolby Atmos.You can even connect the bar to a compatible Samsung TV to enjoy Q-Symphony, which syncs the TV speakers with the bar for a more all-around feel. Built-in Alexa offers hands-free control, too.
Adaptive Sound: The soundbar analyzes the content being played and automatically adjusts the audio settings to deliver optimized sound for each scene. 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.
Their difference is also on the front side. Both sides of the front of HW-Q60B are angled while both sides of the front of the S65Q is elbow. Additionally, on the bar of the Q65Y, there are slightly indentations on the top and bottom side of the front while the HW-Q60B looks stiffer. Their dimension is also not much different. The length of the HW-Q60B is a bit longer, which is around 103 cm while the length of the LG S65Q is around 100 cm. While their depth and width is almost similar, only millimeters adrift. Sub-Woofer Design Both of the LG S65Q and Samsung HW-Q60B have discrete center speaker, which is good for dialogue. The sound profile of their center speaker is also equally well balanced, making them can produce clear and accurate dialogue. Meanwhile. At max volume, the LG S65Q can get louder, which is around 91 dB SPL, while the HW-Q60B geta round 89 dB SPL. This actually is loud enough to fill a large room, even for the HW-60B. While the S65Q can get louder, the center speaker of the HW-Q60B have better distortion performance at both normal listening volume and max volume. However, although not as good as the HW-Q60B, distortion performance of the S65Q is also good. It can still produce clear and accurate dialogue in the mix. 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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