Samsung QN87D 65-Inch Neo QLED 4K Smart TV (2024 Model)
This is the cheapest set on our shelf with four 4K 120Hz HDMI ports and Dolby Atmos. Being the 2024 model is exactly why: last generation's high-end panel, processor and audio, at this year's mid-range price. If you want gaming, films and sound in one set without spending five figures, this is that answer.
Price and stock
Price: HK$8,480 (the buy button is authoritative) · In stock
International version (Thailand market, model QA65QN87DAKXXT), not local licensed stock, with the warranty provided by us (details at the end).
Three things to know before buying
- Refresh rate: the Thai official sheet says 100Hz, with Motion Xcelerator 120Hz. The same panel is labelled 120Hz on US and China sheets — two market conventions, not two different sets. The row that matters most is HDMI: officially "4K 120Hz (for HDMI 1/2/3/4)" — all four ports accept 4K 120Hz, so a PS5 or Xbox genuinely outputs 4K120.
- Audio is its best feature: 60W, 2.2.2 channels, Dolby Atmos, full OTS. You do not need a soundbar on day one — this set has up-firing drivers built in. (Most of our 65-inch sets are 20W two-channel; this is triple the output.)
- Broadcast: the official specification lists DVB-T2. Hong Kong broadcasts DTMB — WhatsApp us before buying and we will answer for this exact model; the myTV SUPER and ViuTV apps also carry local content.
Picture
| Panel | Neo QLED — Quantum Mini LED backlight with Quantum Matrix local dimming |
| Resolution | 3840 × 2160 (4K UHD) |
| Refresh rate | 100Hz (Thai official labelling) + Motion Xcelerator 120Hz; all four HDMI ports accept 4K 120Hz |
| Processor | NQ4 AI Gen2 with 4K AI upscaling |
| HDR | Neo Quantum HDR · HDR10+ (Adaptive / Gaming) |
Sound: where this set stands apart
| Output | 60W, 2.2.2 channels (with up-firing drivers) |
| Soundstage | Dolby Atmos · full OTS object-tracking sound (not the Lite version) |
| Auto adjustment | Adaptive Sound Pro |
| With a soundbar | Q-Symphony — add one later and the TV speakers join in |
Most sets at this price run 20W two-channel audio; this one runs 60W 2.2.2 with Atmos — the soundbar money can wait.
Gaming
| HDMI inputs | Official wording: 4K 120Hz (for HDMI 1/2/3/4) — all four ports |
| Variable refresh | VRR · AMD FreeSync Premium Pro |
| Low latency | ALLM auto game mode |
All four ports being high-bandwidth is genuinely rare — PS5, Xbox, PC and set-top box can all stay plugged in with no port juggling. For more gaming sets, see the gaming range.
System and connections
| System | Tizen smart platform with the mainstream apps |
| Voice | Bixby with Far-Field voice — it hears you across the room |
| Casting | Apple AirPlay |
| Smart home | SmartThings Hub built in |
| USB / network | USB-A × 2 · Wired LAN · Wi-Fi 5 · Bluetooth 5.2 |
| Broadcast | DVB-T2 digital tuner, per the official specification |
Body
| Without stand | 1446.3 × 828.7 × 26.9 mm — a 26.9 mm slim profile |
| With stand | 1446.3 × 889.8 × 259.6 mm |
| Weight | 23.7 kg without stand · 27.1 kg with stand |
| Wall mount | VESA 400 × 300 |
| Power | 250W max |
Delivery and installation
At 65 inches, delivery with stand installation is HK$300 and wall mounting HK$600 (bracket included, nothing added on the day). Walk-ups add HK$100 per floor. At 23.7 kg, do not mount it yourself — leave it to us. Showroom collection in Kwun Tong is free; the showroom holds stock for collection only. Full terms on the delivery and installation page.
Against the rest of our 65-inch shelf
Save HK$500: the Samsung M80H 65-inch (HK$7,980, in stock) — a 2026 Mini LED with equally strong gaming spec, but 20W two-channel audio and no Atmos. If sound does not matter to you, it is a fine choice.
Spend HK$3,500 more: the Samsung QN80F 65-inch (HK$11,980, in stock) — the 2025 Neo QLED with the newer processor and panel tuning. Worth it only if you want the current generation.
Every 65-inch model is in the 65-inch collection, and every Neo QLED in the Neo QLED collection.
Warranty
International version, not local licensed stock, with the warranty provided by us: free on-site inspection and repair within three years, with any parts replacement quoted separately — the quote comes first and work proceeds only after you confirm. Full terms on the international-version warranty policy.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a 120Hz TV?
The Thai official sheet says 100Hz with Motion Xcelerator 120Hz — the same panel is labelled 120Hz on US and China sheets, two market conventions. What matters in practice: all four HDMI ports officially accept 4K 120Hz, so a PS5 genuinely outputs 4K120 on this set.
Is a 2024 model still worth buying?
Yes — that is precisely the appeal. Last generation's high-end configuration (four 4K120 ports, Atmos, 60W 2.2.2 audio, NQ4 AI Gen2) at a mid-range price. If you want the current generation, the QN80F 65 is HK$3,500 more.
Will it receive Hong Kong free-to-air channels?
This Thailand version officially lists a DVB-T2 tuner, while Hong Kong broadcasts DTMB. WhatsApp us before buying and we will answer for this exact model; the myTV SUPER and ViuTV apps also carry local content.
Do I need a soundbar straight away?
With this set, that can wait. 60W, 2.2.2 channels, Dolby Atmos and full OTS put its built-in audio among the strongest at this price. When you upgrade later, Q-Symphony lets the TV speakers play alongside a Samsung soundbar.
Can I wall-mount it myself?
At 23.7 kg with VESA 400 × 300, we advise against it — leave it to us: wall installation at 65 inches is HK$600 with the bracket included.