Samsung Q90R

Yeah, no....not buying a Samsung TV. In case you forgot or don't know, look up the reviews of the 2019 QLED models compared with the 2020 models. Samsung intentionally gimped the 2020 4K models so that users would consider going to the more expensive 8K option. Q90R to Q90T is basically a downgrade.

The TV is very nice. Picture and sound very good. I did not need a new TV and already had a 4K but after seeing in store I wanted it. The biggest issue I had was the delivery. It took 3 tries for them to deliver an unbroken TV. I also purchased to have the TV mounted on the wall. I figured because o...

I managed to get a Q80r and added the wireless rear speakers. As I couldn’t get the Q90r either. Excellent piece of kit.

The picture is gorgeous! The smart features via the Tizen system are so-so, and Tizen is the redheaded stepchild of TV operating systems. The only real PITA is the tuner for over-the-air channels, which operates kind of randomly. If I'm on channel 4 and want to get to channel 59, it takes 3-4 times ...

Got the Q90R last year and other than the occasional static from the rears (very rare), I am VERY pleased. Living in an apartment, have had to keep it at 25 at most out of courtesy to others. I can only imagine what 50+ would be like-- will save that for when I get a house.

So I bought this TV, specifically for gaming with my Xbox1x after reading a TON of reviews (I'm not sure I got the best for my situation, but I did get overwhelmed researching & finally just caved on this). I had my old 42" Panasonic 1080p plasma for 10 years (It still held up well, but somewhere in...

I have the old Samsung model, q90r 75" and the Lg CX48. If your tipical use of the pc is gaming don't change anything, the OLED instant pixel response is far superior to simply everything in the world, i prefer play on the OLED even vs 240hz eSports monitor, i sold my Asus PG258 monitor, they are too sluggish and blurry. I like the Samsung a lot, for content watching is superb, YouTube, movies and Netflix, all on the sammy.

First off, this TV has a great picture as well as a slick interface for the apps and smart features. If those 2 things were all that mattered this TV would have been the best I've ever owned. Which brings me to the point of my review and the reason I can only give this TV 2 stars and I feel I'm bein...

I have a Samsung Q90R, it should fit all your requirements. Try finding one in this price range, I was able to buy it just below 1k EUR.

We wanted an integrated TV and sound solution that would work out of the box, and have been Samsung fans for a long time. We bought the Q90R bundle (65" TV and soundbar) assuming that since the model numbers were the same, they would meet that criteria. Why would you market two units this way and no...