Samsung Smart TV - 65 inch - 4K Ultra HD - Silver

OLED HDR Pro is Samsung's advanced HDR technology for OLED panels, designed to deliver the brightest possible OLED picture with exceptional contrast and vibrant colors, revealing fine details in both dark and bright scenes.

The Glare-Free technology minimizes screen reflections by scattering light, allowing you to enjoy a clear and vibrant picture even in rooms with bright ambient light or multiple windows.

This processor intelligently optimizes picture and sound quality, enhancing 4K upscaling for lower-resolution content and powering the TV's smart features for a smooth and intuitive user experience.

Yes, the Samsung S99H OLED TV supports Dolby Atmos, providing an immersive, three-dimensional audio experience that complements the stunning visuals.

OTS+ stands for Object Tracking Sound+, a technology that uses multiple speakers built into the TV to create a dynamic sound that follows the action on screen, enhancing the sense of immersion.

The Solar Cell remote can be charged by exposing it to light, either natural or indoor. It also includes a USB-C port for backup charging. Ensure the solar panel is clean for optimal charging.

The dimensions without the stand are approximately 150.95 cm (Width) x 89.49 cm (Height) x 2.64 cm (Depth).

Ensure the power cable is securely connected to both the TV and a working power outlet. Try a different outlet. Check if the remote control has battery power or if the Solar Cell remote needs charging in light.

Verify picture settings and ensure Glare-Free technology is functioning as expected. Check ambient lighting conditions. Ensure the NQ4 AI Gen3 Processor is not set to an energy-saving mode that reduces brightness.

Check the volume level and mute settings. Ensure audio cables are properly connected. If using external speakers, verify their connections and settings. Restart the TV and any connected audio devices.

Confirm your internet connection is stable. Restart your router and modem. Try clearing the cache for the specific app or resetting the Smart Hub if the issue persists across multiple applications.

Ensure you are using the Game Mode or Gaming Hub settings. Check that your gaming console is connected via an HDMI 2.1 port and that the appropriate game settings are enabled on both the TV and console. Update TV firmware.