Questions about Samsung HW-Q90R

No, because the connection is proprietary. Only input signals from Bluetooth and, to a limited extent, WLAN are feasible.

1 year and 8 months

You can do that, but I would put small rubber feet on the left and right as you can stick them under chairs or table legs.

Personally, I haven't used it, but Apple TV works with Atmos. I connected the flash drive with Atmos Movie to the TV and it works fine.

Where exactly does your Atmos sound come from? From a Netflix app? (if so, from the TV itself, or do you have an AppleTV or ShieldTV or similar)? From UHD Blu-Ray rips (here too... playback device plays a role)? Basically, the TV doesn't have to be able to do Atmos, only the soundbar, because you're using the soundbar to play the sound, not the TV. Atmos in the TV is only useful if you use the TV speakers. For example, I have a 2019 Samsung, but I still get Atmos sound on the soundbar via the Netflix app on the TV. But it depends on the app, I don't get Atmos from the Disney+ app on the TV (whereas Atmos works fine on the Disney+ app on my AppleTV, which is connected to the TV via the soundbar). If you plug the AppleTV (or ShieldTV) directly into the TV, it depends on whether your TV supports EARC or only ARC. sAlthough the 2019 (and older) Samsungs like the Philips you mentioned do not offer EARC. That doesn't mean no Atmos, it just means that the source delivering Atmos has to be connected via soundbar, and from there the picture goes on to the TV. If you connect the source directly to the TV and from there to the soundbar, the Atmos information is lost via the ARC return channel (with EARC it would work). Rumour has it that the better 2019 Samsungs will get an update with EARC this month. The 2020 series already has it as standard. I don't know if the Philips will also get something. Infofern: yes, the soundbar is certainly compatible, but Atmos support in the TV is of little use to you because you are using the soundbar. And because of the lack of EARC, you have to connect external Atmos players directly to the soundbar and not to the TV unless you use a TV that supports EARC. And you can also use another TV that does not support Atmos. I hope I didn't confuse you... the situation with Atmos/DTS-X is still a bit complex at the moment because many devices don't yet fully support HDMI 2.1. There, the topic of ARC/EARC would be dead in the water. It also cost me a few grey hairs until I finally got Atmos in TrueHD on my HW-90QR.

My name is not Roland :) but I bought the Ms750 without the subwoofer. Because I no longer had the subwoofer, I ordered the Q90R. Full of anticipation, I unpacked it and plugged it in. I was disappointed! The bass was great, but the sound from the soundbar was clearer and more balanced with the Ms750. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend the Q90R. If you can still get your hands on the subwoofer secondhand, by all means go for it. I hope I have been helpful. Kind regards

Only (lossy) compressed DD or dts can pass through S/PDIF! Even "normal" HD cannot be transmitted through it, so also no X-X or Atmos with True-HD as a basis!

The TV definitely does not have to have Dolby a Atmos. The soundbar provides the sound.

The thing only has one output: HDMI. Connecting headphones via cable is therefore not possible. I have never tried Bluetooth - the instructions only mention that you can access streaming services via WiFi, but the product description says nothing about Spotify or the like, and for Spotify Connect, for example, you need your mobile phone. Somehow it also seems more logical to me that you connect the headphones to the TV or to the mobile phone, depending on where the audio comes from. I have the thing in the Wifi, but nothing appears on the TV that would indicate that the system can independently tap into any streaming sources - so BT Audio Output would also make no sense.

Is the question still relevant?

This model would fit: Hama Universal Speaker Stand with Interchangeable Support Plates (1 pc., Stand, Black) .

I bought mine from Vebos. I just googled it and it seemed like a reasonable result. But it's certainly not the cheapest solution and it takes a few days for the thing to arrive from Holland.

No connection to the soundbar necessary 😊 They need power from the socket. Kind regards

That is very sad. Cuddle?