SAMSUNG UN65DU7200FXZA
Samsung UN65DU7200FXZA 65" Class UHD Crystal TV with Q-Symphony (2024)
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Brand: samsung Summary: Samsung UN65DU7200FXZA 65" Crystal UHD Crystal TV - Mega Contrast - HDR - 4K Upscaling - Crystal Processor with 4K - PurColor - Motion Xcelerator - Auto Game Mode (ALLM) - Slim Look Design - Adjustable Height -Titan Gray Flat Feet Stand - Smart TizenOS - Universal Guide - Voice Assistant-Enabled - OTS Lite - Samsung TV Plus - Samsung Smart Hub - Samsung Daily Plus - SmartThings Compatible - Samsung Health - Chat Together - Samsung Gaming Hub - 3 HDMI - 1 USB-A - LAN Port - Wi-Fi - Bluetooth 5.2 - 2 Ch - Q-Symphony - Adaptive Sound - 360 Audio - Filmmaker Mode - VESA 400mm x 300mm - Includes: Remote, Power Cord, User Manual - (57.2"W x 10.5"D x 35.6"H) - (Titan Gray) Category: LED-TV Model: UN65DU7200FXZA MPN: UN65DU7200FXZA UPC: 887276830780 Description: Samsung UN65DU7200FXZA 65" Class UHD Crystal TV with Q-Symphony (2024) Series: Standard Color: Titan Gray Retail: $499.99 Warning: 
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