Samsung LED F6400 vs Samsung Neo QLED QN80H

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LED F6400 compared with Neo QLED QN80H
SamsungLED F6400SamsungNeo QLED QN80H
Overview
Released2013May 2026
Display
PanelLED LCDMini-LED
Panel detailEdge-lit LCD on the 40-inch HDTVTest sample. Samsung's family manual supports active 3D on 40-inch and larger models; its 200 Clear Motion Rate is not native refresh.Quantum Mini LED with Supreme Mini LED Dimming; VA panel (RTINGS)
Resolution1920 × 1080 (Full HD)3840 × 2160 (4K) (better)
Refresh rate–50 Hz (50″), 144 Hz (55, 65, 75, 85, 100″)
HDR formatsNoneHDR10, HDR10+
HDR extras–NQ HDR+; HDR10+ Adaptive, Gaming and Advanced (no Gaming on 50″)
Screen finish–Glossy (RTINGS)
Picture processingHDTVTest identifies 200 Clear Motion Rate, without the higher Series 7's Micro Dimming, on its 40-inch UK model. Samsung's older online specification table is empty.4K AI Upscaling, Real Depth Enhancer, Auto HDR Remastering, Color Booster Pro, HDR Brightness Optimizer, AI Picture (AI Optimized / AI Customization); Supersize Picture Enhancer on 85″ and 100″
Picture modesHDTVTest's 40-inch set offers Movie mode, two- and ten-point white balance, colour management and separate blur and judder controls.Filmmaker Mode, EyeComfort Mode, AI Football Mode; Smart Calibration (Basic)
Motion handlingNative panel refresh is unpublished in the checked maker manual. HDTVTest found forced interpolation on 3D Blu-ray films in its 40-inch test, with judder when defeated using Game Mode.Motion Xcelerator 144 Hz (Motion Xcelerator on 50″); Samsung UK lists 100 Hz native with 144 Hz VRR and DLG 240 Hz
Viewing angleHDTVTest observed colour and contrast washout beyond about 45 degrees off-axis on its 40-inch sample.Wide Viewing Angle (not on 50″)
Sizes
Sizes32, 40, 46, 50, 55, 65, 75″50, 55, 65, 75, 85, 100″
Largest size75″100″ (better)
Gaming
HDMI ports4 (0 HDMI 2.1 at 4K 120 Hz+)4 (all HDMI 2.1 at 4K 120 Hz+) (better)
Variable refresh rateNoneHDMI VRR, FreeSync Premium Pro
Auto low latency modeNoYes
HDMI detailFour HDMI sockets, component, composite and RGB SCART on the 40-inch UK set (HDTVTest and What Hi-Fi). The maker manual confirms HDMI-CEC; exact high-bandwidth features are not claimed.4K 144 Hz on HDMI 1/2/3/4 (4K 60 Hz on the 50″); eARC; Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC)
Input lag45 ms in Game Mode and 43 ms with the HDMI input labelled PC on the 40-inch sample, measured using a Leo Bodnar tester (HDTVTest).–
Game featuresManual Game Mode; no variable refresh or automatic low-latency switching.FreeSync Premium Pro (not on 50″), HGiG, Game Motion Plus, Dynamic Black EQ, Game Bar, Super Ultra Wide Game View, Mini Map Zoom, AI Auto Game Mode, AI Gaming Optimizer
Cloud gaming–Samsung Gaming Hub
Smart TV and sound
Smart TV platformSamsung Smart TVTizen
ProcessorDual-core smart processor on the reviewed 40-inch model (HDTVTest)NQ4 AI Gen2 Processor
Speakers–30 W
Dolby Atmos–Yes
eARCNoYes
Wi-FiWi-Fi 802.11a/b/g/nWi-Fi 6E
Bluetooth–5.3
Speaker detailSamsung's UK family manual lists two 10 W speakers on 32-, 40-, 46-, 50-, 55- and 65-inch models, and two 15 W speakers on 75 inches.30 W, 2ch (4ch on 100″), OTS Lite
Audio features–Q-Symphony, Active Voice Amplifier Pro, Adaptive Sound Pro, AI Sound Controller, 360 Audio, Audio Pre-selection Descriptor
Voice assistantsSamsung's original Voice Recognition; What Hi-Fi found it limited and inconsistent in its 2014 test.Bixby and Alexa built in, with far-field voice; works with Alexa and Google Assistant speakers; Vision AI Companion
CastingScreen Mirroring in Samsung's UK family manual.Google Cast, Apple AirPlay, screen and sound mirroring from phones
Software updates–Security updates until at least 31 December 2031
TV tunersFreeview HD on the reviewed 40-inch UK set (HDTVTest and What Hi-Fi).DVB-T2/C/S2 and analogue; CI+ 1.4 slot; HbbTV 2.0.4
USBThree USB ports on the reviewed 40-inch set (HDTVTest and What Hi-Fi).2 × USB-A
EthernetWired LAN connection in Samsung's UK family manual.1 × LAN
Optical audio outOptical digital output on the reviewed 40-inch set (What Hi-Fi).1 × optical
Design and power
SizeWidth × height × depth without stands from Samsung's UK manual: 32-inch 738.2 × 437 × 49.5 mm; 40-inch 928.2 × 543.8 × 49.6 mm; 46-inch 1059.8 × 617.7 × 49.6 mm; 50-inch 1135.6 × 659.6 × 49.8 mm; 55-inch 1250.4 × 724.6 × 48.8 mm; 65-inch 1470.1 × 848.2 × 55.9 mm; 75-inch 1678.8 × 960 × 57 mm. Configuration weights exclude stands.Without stand, 50″ 1110.2 × 643.9 × 51.7 mm; 55″ 1224 × 708 × 52 mm; 65″ 1442.9 × 831.2 × 52 mm; 75″ 1666.6 × 957.8 × 52.3 mm; 85″ 1888.8 × 1083.2 × 52.5 mm; 100″ 2229.8 × 1273.4 × 57.4 mm
StandSamsung's UK manual specifies 20 degrees of swivel each way on 32- to 65-inch models, and no swivel on 75 inches.Round feet that fit at the edges or closer together (e.g. 65″ 1209.5 or 300.3 mm wide, 256.8 mm deep); Metal Linear feet on the 100″ (1722.9 × 415.4 mm)
VESA patternSamsung's UK manual lists 200 × 200 mm for 32 and 40 inches, and 400 × 400 mm for 46 to 75 inches.50″ 200 × 200 mm; 55″ 300 × 200 mm; 65″ and 75″ 400 × 300 mm; 85″ and 100″ 600 × 400 mm
Power use–Typical/max, 50″ 65/190 W; 55″ 64/200 W; 65″ 85/250 W; 75″ 106/310 W; 85″ 129/370 W; 100″ 159/430 W; 0.5 W standby
Energy class–F (50″); E (55″ to 100″)
Colours–Titan Black
In the boxSmart Touch and standard remotes with batteries, IR extension cable, CI adaptor, power cord and instructions. The maker manual includes active 3D glasses only for 40-inch and larger models.Power cable, user manual

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