Samsung QN90B

But damn the new NEO MiniLED from Samsung, seems super impressive!. Just read some reviews today, so the QN90B, is by far the best LCD so far it seems. And goes sky high in peak brightness!. Seems like a dream Tv, and something even I may be looking at, even I allways watch in a dark room.

Picture quality is great, but the other reviews that reference the UI are not exaggerating. Concrete example: changing the input device requires that you hit the home button, navigate to a sun menu, and then another submenu while, simultaneously, there is a button on the remote dedicated to a niche ...

And if there is anyone here who can tell me a TV from any brand (Including LG OLED) that is completely issue free I would truly love to know? People who are complaining about this set are simply forgetting facts: $649-$699 for a 55inch now you can't seriously expect a $1500-$2000 performance. Problem is people go into buying a budget tv with Very High expectations and expect it to perform at the level of samsung QN90b or LG C2 for which they will pay $1500-1600+Tax.

I had done alot of research and watched plenty of video reviews on this tv. I decided to purchase it and give it a shot. The HDR picture is amazing, almost 3d-ish, and is super bright. The downfall of this tv is the struggle to display perfect black levels. There was enough blooming for me to change...

Nice tv but not at all worth the money, you can definitely find something similar for a lot less money

QN90B: Will get rid of your burn in doubts, has excellent low input lag, good response time as well as a good contrast, IF you have a VA panel. It has some blooming, which WILL ne noticable if you play games like RDR2, or anything with slight bright objects. It does not have ABL or as aggressive dimming as an OLED. It is very BRIGHT, but I found it to be not as much as I thought it would be if I compare it to my OLED.

I bought the 43" QN90B (QN43QN90B) TV hoping to use it as a PC desktop monitor as I have done with many TVs in the past. The combination of a large seamless desktop with a high refresh rate is very appealing to me. - Why it isn't good as a desktop PC monitor: -- Unfortunately, it appears that Samsun...

The OS on the QN90B is incredibly laggy compared to the QN90A, and it's missing Natural picture mode which I loved so much. I'm wondering whether these issues will be fixed with firmware updates as time goes on. Right now it sort of feels like the QN90B was a downgrade from the QN90A that seemed to perform so fluidly and flawlessly. I really hope Samsung didn't accept all the awards for the QN90A and then gimped the QN90B.

I bought this TV to replace a 2016 model Samsung TV that I loved. This one is superior in picture quality in almost every way - super bright, very sharp, etc. That being said, I have some issues with it that make me dissatisfied enough to knock off a star. I use this TV for multiple purposes. We hav...