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A: Sankofa - The QN90A does not have a built-in camera. You can disable the voice assistant feature by going to Settings > General > Voice > Bixby Voice Settings > Voice Response > Off. Then open Voice Wake-Up Settings and set to OFF. You can also disable Alexa and Google Assistant. ^Gina
Q: What is the difference between the QN90A and the QN84A?
A: Bob - The QN84A TV features 40 Watt 2.2 Channel sound. The QN84A also features Object Tracking Sound Lite which virtually tracks objects moving across screen and strategically places sound around you. The QN90A features 60 Watt 2.2.2 Channel sound as well as Object Tracking Sound Plus (OTS+) which utilizes 6 speakers to place sounds exactly where they appear on-screen and optimizes sound based on each scene. Another benefit gained when stepping up from the QN84A is Ultra Viewing Angle which makes every seat in the house a great one. Engineered to reduce glare and enhance color, this feature delivers a vibrant picture no matter where you sit. ^Gina
A: Hi Mackie - The QN90A TV features Auto Volume, which automatically adjusts the sound to a certain level when changing channels or switching to another external input. Go to: Settings > Sound > Expert Settings > Auto Volume = On. ^Gina
A: SeeWhy - The distance from the bottom of the 75" QN90A TV screen to the surface it is placed on will be approximately 3.3". ^Gina
Q: Does this 75" TV have PIP, Picture in Picture feature for multi sources?
A: I was able to get PiP with the 2nd source being my iphone or ipad. Works well with NFL Sunday ticket to get multiple games on one screen.
Q: How far does the base extends out in front of this screen on both 75" and 65" models?
A: Approximately 4 1/8"
Q: Does the TV support AirPlay and Chromecast?
A: Hi iRon - The QN90A features built-in AirPlay 2 support; you can connect a Chromecast device via HDMI. ^Gina
A: Hi InSearchofAtmos - The QN90A TV absolutely supports Atmos pass-through! You can set the TV to allow Dolby Digital+ with Atmos streams that are input from external devices. Set to ON if the audio device connected via HDMI (eARC) supports Dolby Atmos. eARC will allow uncompressed Atmos. As long as your external device supports Atmos, you can pass-through Atmos via eARC without issue. ^Gina