Name: HW-Q60RS
Brand: Samsung
SKU: 418810
Rating: 4.0 (31 reviews)

4.1

based on all reviews

Consumer ratings:

4.4 / 5

attractive styling and discreet design will
The performance with TV shows is equally as impressive
sleek design and attractive styling

doesn't have the option to work as a universal remote
it lacks Room Correction
might lack a bit of sub-bass for movies

Connectivity technology: Wired & Wireless
Wireless network (wi-fi): no
Bluetooth: yes
Handheld remote control: yes
Rms rated power: 360 W
Subwoofer included: yes

Samsung HW-Q60RS - Pros & Cons

attractive styling and discreet design will
The performance with TV shows is equally as impressive
sleek design and attractive styling
low profile and solid build quality
Samsung's surround performance is better
simple and easy to use and can display
better overall audio reproduction performance and has a slightly wider soundstage
THD is within very good limits and will reproduce pure and clean sound
noticeably better-built
Decent overall performance at high volume
the sound quality is a bit better on the Samsung and has a dedicated subwoofer for the bass
Samsung is better built
better surround and soundstage performances
a dedicated center channel for better and clearer dialog
The performance with TV shows is also very good
wide and well-defined front soundstage and plenty of bass
good stereo separation and nice imaging
comms and dialogue handled with clarity
The build quality is very good

doesn't have the option to work as a universal remote
it lacks Room Correction
might lack a bit of sub-bass for movies
No height channels and Atmos support
it does lack a bit of bass
lack of immersive audio support is disappointing
a lack of built-in Wi-Fi disappoints
lack of built-in Wi-Fi puts it at a
no built-in Wi-Fi
Netflix lacks any surround presence
rating is not included in our total score
Apple iPhones do not support NFC connectivity between devices
Not tested Automatic room calibration View more details
the sound is obviously front heavy
It may not display this or other websites correctly
but no Wi-Fi or support for Chromecast or AirPlay
this soundbar is restricted to lower resolution music formats
lack of built-in Wi-Fi is surprising

Samsung HW-Q60RS - Full Specifications

Audio output channels	5.1
Connectivity technology	Wired & Wireless

Audio format	Dolby Digital 5.1
Supported audio files	AAC MP3 OGG WAV

Subwoofer included	yes
Subwoofer type	Active subwoofer
Subwoofer location	Separate
Subwoofer RMS power	160.0 W
Subwoofer frequency range	42 - 20000
Subwoofer width	8.07 in
Subwoofer depth	13.9 in
Subwoofer height	11.94 in
Subwoofer weight	13.67 lb

Width	43.31 in
Height	2.32 in
Depth	3.94 in
Weight	7.94 lb

Power consumption (standby)	2.0 W

Audio (L/R) in	1
Digital optical input (S/PDIF)	1
Digital optical output (S/PDIF)	1
HDMI version	2.0a
HDMI ports quantity	2
Number of HDMI inputs	1
Number of HDMI outputs	1
Subwoofer connectivity	Wireless
USB	yes
USB direct playback	yes
Wireless network (Wi-Fi)	no
Ethernet connection	no
Bluetooth	yes
Bluetooth version	2.0+EDR
Audio Return Channel (ARC)	yes

RMS rated power	360.0 W

Colour of product	Black Silver Taupe
Built-in display	no

Radio receiver	no
FM radio	no
3D support (3D-Ready)	yes
Handheld remote control	yes
Apple docking compatibility	no
Game mode	yes
TV stand usage	no

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Samsung HW-Q60RS Samsung - Editorial Reviews (3)

3.9

Based on 3 reviews

RTINGS.com

Published: 30.09.2019

Samsung HW-Q60R Review

3.7

The Samsung HW-Q60R is a fairly good sounding soundbar that performs well regardless of the content you play. This bar has a decent sound profile, but it does la...

Samsung HW-Q60RS Samsung HW-Q60R Soundbar review

TechRadar

Published: 04.06.2020

Samsung HW-Q60R Soundbar review

Solid sonic performance but limited on features

AVForums

Published: 27.10.2019

Samsung HW-Q60R

4.0

The Samsung HW-Q60R is the entry-level option in the Q Series of premium soundbars. It looks good on paper but has the company cut too many corners to reach a lower price?