Samsung confirmed a very interesting news. The latest Samsung Neo QLED TV is the first TV to receive a VDE award for “Outstanding Gaming Performance”. Customers can count on the low input lag and great HDR.
In recent days, our readers have informed us of this Samsung Neo QLED has received a number of interesting features for gamersAnd now the manufacturer confirms an important detail – the efforts of the company were recognized by VDE. The devices have been tested and rated by the German testing institute.
It turns out Four models from this year’s Neo QLED line (QN900, QN800, QN90, QN85) are the first TVs in history to receive “Gaming TV Performance” certification due to their gaming standards. The device features very low input lag (less than 10ms per game scene) and high HDR (brightness exceeds 1000 nits).
However, that’s not the end, because Samsung has taken care of the refined color (deep black, 100% color density and 12-bit image processing) and features like Ultra Wide View in games and the player panel – these options are specially made for those who like to play on big TVs. Samsung Neo QLED also provides enhanced gameplay and sound thanks to a combination of AI and Follower Sound + technology.
If you are interested in Samsung Neo QLED series – Earlier, we provided prices for all models on the portal.
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