Samsung - HW-Q995GD

I had the JBL 5.1 multibeam for years and wasn't that happy with the subwoofer, now I got the Samsung HW Q995D and it just sounds like a cinema. They've reworked it a bit, but I think the thing still doesn't sound as good as the Samsung one. I only got it back then because it was 10 inches

Rtings gave the LG 95TR a good score,its worth a try. I own a 995F and bass is pretty good ,I barely go over 30 in my 10ft x 30ft room.

I paid 1400€ for a5000 8 years ago and it is still solid. But it is downgraded to the living room TV, and installed a q995f. It is immersive, a stunning upgrade over a5000. 60w TV speakers are also working with Samsung Q-Symphony. Really like that using all the performance. If you don't like cables around, this device is a beast when pair with a compatible TV.

In 2021 I bought Samsung's top of the line TV and soundbar. This month my soundbar half died. I can't connect it to the TV no matter what connection is (hdmi earc, wifi, optical) But the Bluetooth and wifi connection is still working when using my phone. I've tried all the troubleshooting I can but nothing works. I've been using Samsung for the past 20 years and never had any issues. This might be my 6th TV and 3rd soundbar. All worked perfectly until I replaced them.

Samsung 995 or Nakamichi shockwafe wireless the Nakamichi gives the absolute best ultimate Dolby Atmos experience

The Q995 is the Nordic version and doesn’t have any built in voice assistants (Google or Alexa) ie, you can’t control the soundbar by speaking to it. You can still connect it to your smart home controller, I have mine in Apple Home.

My q995gd also connected to Bravia 7 and I can use the speakers of the TV as center channel. I don't have the quad but almost every reviewer say especially German experts, when you compare the quad with the q995gd, Samsung wins easily. It does not mean that the quad is bad, as a matter of fact most people surprised with its Surround capabilities. The lack of dedicated Subwoofer makes the system automatically weaker than the Samsung, even with the dedicated woofer, less speakers start to show itself. Samsung's Q series isn't a cheap option at all. Q995gd priced at 2.000€ when it was launched a year ago but the price go lower as the time goes. The Quad is almost 3x more expensive than the current q995gd. This alone makes the quad very niche product.

Yes they are, maybe except Sonos and don’t let anybody tell you otherwise. The thing with soundbars is they look clean and sound decent for the money. For proper audiophile grade Atmos setup, you have to have good space in your room for it, mount it to the ceiling, hide the cables etc… it also cost a pent for medium/high end setup. Then it will only sound that only little bit better in movies and it’s mostly music where it sounds better. But most of the time for music people use portable or WiFi speakers anyway. So most people will rather get a Sonos or Q995 for a TV for movies and be done with it. Plug and play!

I got the Q995D at a really good price. It work wonderful with my C4 77. Very powerful and speech is so clear in movies

Just an update if anyone cares😅. I got the 995d and set it up today. Ive been playing aroumd with it, and looked at DOLBY movies on netflix and so in. Music has been on alot so ill give the different aspects a grade. Music, if i compare to a mid tier music dedicated setup, ill give it a 6/10. Keep in mind its compared to a dedicated music stereo. Its definently enjoyable, and has ALOT of punch. I have no idea where the complain about the woofer having not enough power comes from, because i cant have it anywhere near max beacuse it simply is too much. Movies, it has to be said i have no reference, since this is my first surround system. Ill give it an 9/10. The dialogue is crisp, i can hear overhead speakers.. i can hear everything. Its simply lovely, and it has taken every aspect i was concerned about and matched or outmatched my expectations. Im very satisfied. This ofcourse is a first impression review. Thanks for the tips to everyone who contributed to this post😊

Vänta på rabatt på HWQ995F jag köpte den för 6000

På samsung.se det var rabatt på sidan (nedsatt till 10K) + att man kunde kombinera med benify rabatt(förmånspaket från jobb). Den har varit nedsatt till 10K på andra sidor också så kanske vänta till black friday eller nån rabatt om du ej har bråttom. Extremt nöjd med min!

Just got yesterday the q995D, it’s great if you can pick it up for a discounted price

I’m very happy with my Samsung HW-Q995GF, bought it for 970€.

You’ve got very limited space with that TV stand. If you’re going for a cleaner look, I’d probably consider mounting the TV on the wall. That way, you can decide whether to place the soundbar on the stand or mount it underneath the TV using a soundbar bracket. The speakers might not fit your current setup, but if you’ve got a wall with more space, you could place them on stands on each side for a better stereo image. Personally, I’m not a fan of how soundbars sound — I switched to a 5.1 setup after owning the Q995C, and it was a big upgrade. But it really depends on what’s more important to you — aesthetics or sound quality.

I second this, I've had the 990/995B in the living room for two years now (and the first 990/995 in my old house before that, it's currently in a guest bedroom), for movies it's very good for the price. I say this coming from a Meridian pre/pro and power amp with Aerial Acoustics speakers, the downstairs home theatre/mediaroom will have a 7.2.4 setup with Arendal 1723Ss and a Denon A10H reciver (was supposed to be available here a month or so ago, current status is around next weekend).

The best solution is a dedicated system, this is expensive and takes up a lot of space and you need to run wires to each speaker. The other solution is a good soundbar, i will recommend the Samsung 990f/995f, it does a great job, it can't compare to a real setup, but it takes up less space, the back speakers only need power and it's cheaper. You can do a second hand system and get good results but it depends on your room and the parts you get