Samsung continues to expand its frontier in different markets. In China, the Korean brand has launched a new gaming smart TV dubbed Samsung QX2 Ultra-thin Gaming TV. China is one of the world’s top markets when it comes to gaming products.
As a gaming TV, Samsung QX2 ultra-thin gaming TV has passed different professional game display certifications and is equipped with HDMI 2.1 interface. The gaming display also arrives with support for a 120Hz refresh rate.
Thanks to the AMD FreeSync Premium certification, the QX2 ultra-thin gaming TV can achieve at least 120Hz at the lowest full HD resolution. It also supports low frame rate compensation and 5.8ms low latency.
In terms of picture quality, the smart TV comes with HDR10+ technology and it can be used to adjust the relevant color and brightness information at any time according to the real-time scene, making the details of the bright area and dark field area richer, achieving better display effects. 
The TV also uses a quantum dot 4K processor that supports ultra-wide game viewing angles, which can be adjusted between a 21:9 aspect ratio and a 32:9 ratio, This gives the user more viewing area, allowing you to win the best gaming experience.
In terms of the build, the gaming TV also has a 27mm ultra-thin body. It is equipped with a 20W power audio system and is integrated with Bixby AI voice control with support for 16 dialects. It also comes as an IoT hub that can be used to control other smart home gadgets.
In terms of resources, it has built-in massive film and television resources such as Mango TV, Galaxy Kiwifruit (iQiyi video content), Cloud Audiovisual Aurora (Tencent video content), and more.
The gaming TV is priced at 6,999 yuan (~$1,069) for the 55-inch model while the 65-inch model goes for 8,999 yuan (~$1,374) and the 75-inch model is priced at 14,999 yuan (~$2,290). The product is now on pre-sale on Jingdong (JD.com) in China and will go on sale on April 14. Those who pre-order the smart gaming TV will receive a Samsung wireless Bluetooth headset worth 699 yuan, a Tencent Aurora box, and a 300 yuan e-card alongside the TV.
We expect the company to push the product to other markets but there is no word on that at the moment.
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