Questions about Samsung GQ65QN85DBT

Hi, i have asked this question to the supplier as below, I have purchased the product (and happy with it) . Pre-installed apps were global apps like netflix, prime, youtube etc. Plus its easy to add/remove apps from home screen as you desire. If you have any specific app that you want me to check to be sure, i can check if its available or not for you. But as i see "made for germany" means nothing, as i am a Turkish user and i could even found Turkish apps on store. My question: " What does the "Made for Germany" label mean exactly? " Answer from Supplier: "The name is Marketing and only indicates that this model is also sold in Germany."

Hello, I briefly checked with our supplier regarding your question. 1. the name is Marketing and only indicates that this model is also sold in Germany. 2. this will not affect non-German speaking customers. 3 Yes, the languages should both be supported. 4. unfortunately we cannot confirm this, for this you would have to contact Samsung directly, this is internal information from Samsung: https://www.samsung.com/ch/support/contact/

Hi, no difference apart from the origin: GQ = QLED TV Germany QE = QLED TV Europe Details on https://technastic.com/samsung-tv-model-number-find-decode/

This is the same model with the same colour, only the suppliers differ on our part.

Yes, you can adjust the brightness of your Samsung QE55QN85D's screen in a number of ways: ## Via the remote control: You can use the 'Select' button on the remote to adjust the brightness until the display matches your preferences. ## In the menus: - Go to "Menu" > "Settings" > "All Settings" > "Image" > "Expert Settings" to adjust the brightness settings manually. - You can also disable power-saving features such as "Ambient Light Detection" or "Eco Mode" if they affect screen brightness. Go to "Settings" > "General" > "Eco Solution" to adjust them. These options allow you to customise the brightness of the screen to suit your needs.

The country code "CH" stands for Switzerland. In this context, it could mean that the product is configured specifically for the Swiss market or with Swiss standards.