Samsung HW-Q800F | Soundbar - 5.1.2 channels - Dolby ATMOS - Wireless subwoofer - 400W - Q-Symphony - Black 75'' et plus Xlite V2 Pulsar wireless mouse Circulaire 2022
Samsung HW-Q800F | Soundbar - 5.1.2 channels - Dolby ATMOS - Wireless subwoofer - 400W - Q-Symphony - Black 75'' et plus Xlite V2 Pulsar wireless mouse Circulaire 2022
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Samsung HW Q800F Soundbar 5.1.2 channels Dolby ATMOS Wireless subwoofer 400W Q Symphony Black 75'' et plus Xlite V2 Pulsar wireless mouse Circulaire 2022 Xlite V2 Pulsar wireless mouse 70 Hours of battery life 5 Buttons USB port required Ultra lightweight construction Ergonomic design for right handed users Premium Grip Customizable keys 32 bit ARM processor Up to 80 million clicks Clear • Universal Integrated center speaker 2 channel configuration with 11 speakers
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