Samsung Television

Model Overview

• The QA65S85FAEXGH is part of Samsung’s S85F series, introduced around 2025. It’s a 65-inch 4K OLED Smart TV aimed at delivering premium picture quality, strong gaming features, and rich smart-TV capabilities.
• It’s also known in some markets as QN65S85FA (or variants like QN65S85FAF). 

Key Features & Technologies

Specifications Snapshot

• Screen Size: 65″ diagonal
• Dimensions & Weight: Around 1446.6 × 897.8 × 263.3 mm with stand, 33.9 mm without stand; about 17.8 kg with stand / 17.4 kg without stand.
• Power Consumption: Max ~320 W in some markets; typical ~129-134 W in operation in many reviewed specs. Standby ~0.5 W. 
• Connectivity: 4 × HDMI ports (likely HDMI 2.1 or equivalent, supporting high frame rates), USB ports (2x USB-A), WiFi, Bluetooth, possibly Ethernet, and audio out options like eARC/optical in certain markets. 
• VESA Mount Standard: 300 × 200 mm – standard size for mounting. 

Benefits / What Makes It Good

• High Picture Quality: OLED gives excellent contrast (deep blacks), vibrant color, and accurate image reproduction, especially for movies, dark scenes, etc.
• Good for Gaming & Fast Content: With 120Hz support, low latency modes, and VRR, it performs well for sports, gaming, and dynamic motion.
• Smart Features & Aesthetic Appeal: Modern OS, voice assistants, minimal bezels, stylish stand/design, energy-saving remote (SolarCell), etc.
• Immersive Audio (to an extent): While its built-in speakers aren’t going to replace a premium sound system, features like Dolby Atmos, OTS Lite, and Q-Symphony enhance the audio experience.

Limitations / Things to Consider

• Brightness in Bright Rooms: OLEDs can be reflective; in very bright rooms or with sunlight hitting directly, glare may reduce visibility. Anti-reflection helps, but doesn’t eliminate it. Some reported that the screen’s maximum brightness is good but may struggle under very intense light. 
• Potential for Burn-in: As with all OLED panels, risk of image retention (burn-in) if static content is displayed for long periods (logos, HUDs, etc.). Proper usage mitigates this.
• Price: Premium feature set comes with a premium cost. Might be more expensive than non-OLED or earlier technologies.
• Sound Output: Built-in speakers are decent, but 20W 2 channel is modest; for full home theater or cinema sound, you’ll likely want a good soundbar or external speaker setup.

Who Is This TV For?

• Movie lovers and cinephiles who value contrast, accurate color, and picture fidelity.
• Gamers who want low lag, high frame rates, and smooth motion.
• People who value design, aesthetics — a sleek TV that looks good in well-furnished living rooms.
• Users who stream a lot of content (Netflix, Disney+, etc.), use voice assistants, want smart home integration.