Samsung's best 4K TV of 2021 is QLED (QN90A review)

I’m looking to buy this tv at the end of 2023 used on Facebook. Would you recommend it? It has warranty until 2024 just skeptical as it’s discontinued. Or would buying a new model like the qn85c be better. Those are the 2 I’m thinking of. Thanks

How do u update this TV?

great for gaming as well

I bought a 65" Class QN90A Samsung Neo QLED 4K Smart TV in (2021) and it came with a batteryless controller.... well remote already died. Lasted only for a year. Piece of junk. Samsung products suck!

Dude this Samsung looks like my $900 Phillips tv with p5 engine...get real, in most Samsung products little things are overpriced 😢 and hyped up.

Dude this Samsung looks like my $900 Phillips tv with p5 engine...get real, in most Samsung products little things are overpriced 😢 and hyped up.

Dude this Samsung looks like my $900 Phillips tv with p5 engine...get real, in most Samsung products little things are overpriced 😢 and hyped up.

Is the q90t (75”) the model year before this model?

Is there peacock

After watching this Samsung QLED review, I immediately went and bought electric skates

Question. I have the Samsung UN78KS9800. Compared to my tv to this one. Which one is best? Should I upgrade ?

I have my old GT Heavy widescreen TV And it still works, I leave it on lots of hours a day I'm so lucky it's still working great, old meaning no APPS at all lol

MY Samsung TV sucks And my Samsung DVD ALL their VUDU Apps are the same old version none of them have the Free videos That are on My other Philips TV And just like their website They have free movies each month that change
I bet you All the Stuff they make never updates their apps or never wants you to see free movies on VUDU
So why is Samsung such a bad brand to buy

Review is spot on. Just bought this for half retail price a year later for everyday viewing in a bright lounge. Huge leap from my previous LG LCD. However it still isn’t a great a picture as OLED can provide.

My Samsung Q70R is the most dysfunctional "smart" TV I've ever had to suffer with. It is constantly losing connection with its so-called "smart remote", which doesn't even have input source selection buttons, just a collection of annoying advertisement options. When it malfunctions, you have to guide it through a stupid Bluetooth setup routine, which never used to be necessary with infrared remotes. What's even worse is how it randomly decides to readjust your picture settings without even asking. It then proceeds to turn on all its artificial motion smoothing, noise smoothing, and dynamics exaggerating BS, producing a vivid rendition of Soap Opera Effect. If only I could toss it through Samsung HQ"s showroom window.

This tv is incredible, I have dolby vision on my other tv and even for gaming it just doesn’t make the difference in my opinion vs the quality you get on this tv. Recommend!!

This one might be outside my budget a bit plus it has some features I do not need like brightness or off angle. I have been looking at their QLED 2021 line up for a 55 or 60 inch models. My requirements are; straight on viewing, no gaming, better contrast for blacks, mostly low light conditions and decent sound. I have a sound system, but for normal day to day (95%) I use the TV speakers. Price range is about $1200 tops. Been looking at the QN85A and Q80A both which come with the 60 watt speakers option. One is NEO and the other not. I know that the screen used (IPS or VA) can vary based on the size so I can adjust to get the one that best suites my needs. Would appreciate your opinion. Thanks

That one is a little over my budget. I am a loyal Samsung customer and have been looking at their QLED lineup for a 55 or 60 inch models. My requirements are; straight on viewing, no gaming, better contrast for blacks, mostly low light conditions and decent sound. I have a sound system, but for normal day to day (95%) I use the TV speakers. Price range is about $1200 tops. Been looking at the QN85A and Q80A both which come with the 60 watt speakers option. One is NEO and the other not. I know that the screen used (IPS or VA) can vary based on the size so I can adjust to get the one that best suites my needs. Would appreciate you opinion. Thanks

I just bought the 2022 model of this TV. Replacing an LG OLED65B8. It was crap right from the start. Lost an HDMI port right after the one-year warranty was up. At 1 1/2 years, I had burnin which cost me $500 to replace the panel. At 2 1/2 years the panel started flickering and went black. Can't get any picture on it at all. LG wouldn't do anything for me except a 20% rebate on a new TV. I went shopping yesterday and loved the picture of this over the LG QLED. I just hope this lasts me a while.

My QN90A has a red shield on all the NextGen ATSC 3 channels in the guide. The ATSC 1 channels don't have the icon.
Can anyone tell me what that is about?

Supurb review, really thinking of purchasing the QN90A, have reviewed that many, really leaning towards this one.

hows the tv tuner ?? dose it support ATSC 3.0? if yes lets see a tv scan please

can we install google duo or any other video calling applications ????

Looking at C1, not tech savvy. Is the Dolby Vision a deal breaker on C1 v. Qled (65inc); Does anyone even care about the control remote on the samsung. Currently both are $1500 - $1600. Any thoughts ? Not interested in playing games, mainly netflix, movies, EuroFootbal games; BOXING.

How many watts does it consume? (What is the power rating?)

Is it best to put the TV on standby when your not using it it knock the plug off On the wall?

Don't ever get a Samsung QLED. 3 screen changes under warranty and same problem persists. Then Samsung refused to be responsible. Left with a terrible experience.... only 3 years and 3 months from purchase.

Poor picture if viewing from the side

Is it as good as the Sony X90J?

I am concerned about the lifespan

This picture on this tv is as good as an oled tv.Fantastic picture and atmos soundbar and rear speakers just finishes oy off.Samsungs best tv.I also have QN80A 65 inch it is great as well but QN90A is a step up from that.I don,t think you miss DV on this tv as picture is so good.

I had to get a new TV because my janky Sony Bravia went to crap not even 3 years later. So I picked this one, and I'm amazed by the HDR quality, it's nice to have that OLED look without the risk of burn in.

People complaining about the single hdmi2.1 can just order a hdmi2.1 switch to get more.

A piece of s..t tv . The flickering drives you crazy .

I hate the remote, most of the time it is out of charge and when it is dead it need hours to get charged, I didn’t like the Tv because of the remote. Waste of my money 😭

Oled burn risk. No thanks.

This is the type of review I love

What's the bandwidth of the HDMi 2.1 port ? Is it throttled or full fledged 48 GBps ? And how many HDMI 2.1 ports does it have ?

i like the QLED more than an Oled TV

Question
Is it better to stream movies on the Xbox series x or this TV apps ?

I'm driving myself crazy I recently bought the 65" LG c1 from Costco they have a 90 day return window.. I like the picture but the washed out look when watching hdr content drives me crazy....suxx because i really wanted to love this tv....I really want the picture to pop ... So I ordered the qn90a from Costco yesterday ...going to put them side by side and make my final decision....🤯

I have a 50inch Roku 4K 60hz , I’m thinking about upgrading to this. Is it worth the upgrade?

Wonder. Does anyone know if the TV can be controlled by a phone instead of controller?

q90a 85" is on sale for $3,299 vs oled tv, 83" LG is $4,999 (sale price) and Sony 83" is at $5,999 sale price as well. I'm taking q90a. Pricing matters to me specially when these items quality are not really far from each other. Also we watch movies both day time and night time. Our living room is very bright so qled is our best bet.

Is this good for a ps5 and xbox series x ? I have a LG oled for 12 months and it already has burn in or ghosting so it went back to the store, this tv looks nice. Thanks.

Hello, Is the Samsung QN90A local dimming bug fixed?

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I spent $3,000 on a Samsung Smart TV -- and all I got were ads and unwanted content: I bought a $2900 Samsung Smart TV 📺 took it home and released it was obsolete as soon as I walked out of the door. They were already asking for $500 dollars 💸 to upgrade the system I was very disappointed ☹️ and took it back. Never by a Smart TV 📺 buy your smart components separate from your TV because they will become obsolete very soon.

I found the default settings to be terrible and the TV to be frustrating to calibrate. Would love for future reviews to talk about the settings used/recommended, or even just settings that are not recommended (with the disclaimer that they may not work perfectly for every TV, setup, or room).