Samsung

HW-Q900C/ZA

Samsung HW-Q900C/ZA

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Sentiment score71% positive
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Last updated: Sep 25, 2026

Reddit Reviews

Reddit Iconc7aea
7 months ago

Yea. For that price unless you really need the HDMI 2.1 definitely get that over the newer models.

Reddit IconCaleb-CM
10 months ago

Q900C, the sub is so important.

Reddit IconFightOnForUsc
10 months ago

I have a Samsung Q900c with the 9500s rear speakers. So basically a 990c but with only rear and up firing speakers, no rear side firing speakers. But I got the 900c for $499 and the rears for $121. So the whole package for $620 couldn’t really be beaten in terms of value to me. Rear side firing speakers weren’t worth the extra couple hundred the 990c would have cost

Reddit IconGazuby95
7 months ago

I just bought a brand new Samsung HW900C off some sketchy dude on FB marketplace. 7.1.2 system for $380 CAD!!! I win sir.

Reddit Iconkensboro
7 months ago

I paid about $500 when I bought mine (maybe 2-years ago). That's a nice price!

Reddit Iconsiopao888
10 months ago

Im also from canada. I returned the arc and got samsung. Its so much user friendly and it has the surrounds and sub. For the arc you have to spend so much if you want to complete the setup (surrounds and sub)

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