
Samsung
Q990F
Value for movies and easy setup, but music falls flat.

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I just purchased the Ax5140q and am really impressed. It not amazing, certainly not better than my bookshelf speakers but for 350 it’s hard to beat.
I bought a $160 sound system when I got my oled last week, after realizing how nice the oled was, I decided cheaping out on the soundbar and system would be silly. I returned it and ordered the Hisense AX5140Q after doing some research. My tvs speakers sound decent and was genuinely worried about degrading the quality with a cheap sound bar system.
Yeah I’m about to order a bass module that’ll put my setup at $650 total, if you want a dedicated sub then these options would go over budget. Def go listen to the options they have at Best Buy. There was a Hisense one that sounded really good to me in store. (Think it was AX5140)
At first glance, the only difference is that the Hisense AX5140Q, as its name suggests, has four superior channels for greater immersion. If you have streaming services, or even Blu-rays (which offer the best audio experience due to their uncompressed formats like TrueHD + Atmos or DTS-HD + DTS-X), that take full advantage of Dolby Atmos audio, these are two soundbars that won't disappoint. An added bonus is DTS-X compatibility, which, although not widely used, is an important factor when buying a soundbar if you're a big DTS fan (both soundbars are compatible, but there you have it). It was precisely because of this compatibility that I bought the TCL Q85H 7.1.4 and not an Ultimea Skywave X60 (plus, I bought the TCL when it cost €367 compared to the other one's nearly €500-€600). You also get a bit more power (600W compared to the other one's 580W). The Hisense AX5100Q's power is still sufficient; you won't notice a substantial difference. Also, keep in mind that, being a newer model, you'll have better update support. If you want the soundbar to last you several years, I'd go for the more expensive one. Always buy what you think is best for you. Both soundbars offer great value for money. I'm sure neither will disappoint you, but I would pay that extra for the reasons I mentioned earlier.
I picked up a Hisense AX5140Q 5.1.4 unit, plan on posting a review once I get it setup and tested. I always planned on getting a 990 but the price is just too much to justify at the moment. The Hisense unit was only $300.

Samsung
Q990F
Value for movies and easy setup, but music falls flat.

Sonos
Beam (Gen 2)
Compact value, but virtual Atmos and app issues.

Samsung
HW-Q990D
Powerful, immersive value, but poor music and buggy software.

Sonos
Arc Ultra
Immersive Atmos and bass, but pricey and poor for music.

Samsung
Q930F
Strong value for movies, but music and HDMI 2.0 limit.

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