Samsung Q80/Q80A QLED vs Samsung QN90B QLED

Channel and volume keys click up and down, Ambient mode gets its own button as does the mic for voice, and even the Netflix and Amazon app shortcut keys are nicer than on other remotes: They lack garish colors and instead just match the rest of the wand.Ambient mode is designed to show stuff on the screen when you're not watching TV. It's a cool feature if you don't like the big black rectangle of an inert TV, and can display your photos, designer art, the weather, headlines and even adjust backgrounds to match your wall. David Katzmaier/CNETAlexa and Google join BixbySamsung's homebrew Bixby voice assistant is built into the Q80T, as you'd expect, but new for 2020 you can choose the overwhelmingly more-popular Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant instead

Looking at the QN90B from the side view you can tell that it's extremely thin and that's thanks to the mini LED technology. Now even though it has thi...

So again, if you want that hands-free activation, it is an option, of course, just like any other alexa or google assistant device. You can use a cont...

Capable of displaying a wide variety of colors, pixels, and it has an improved control and contrast and saturation. Number two. The low input lag is o...

However, Samsung needs to get a better guide for use. Very cumbersome to add channels and does not have app availability like a Roku. It's "atmospheric" screen saver is just awful as are most of the other options. Forget surfing the internet

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 feature which allows you to use two screens at once..

I will update this review if I choose to replace rather than get a refund, fingers crossed the process isn't a nightmare and it can be resolved expeditiously.

and now we're jumping through hoops in order to get our $4,000 back. Samsung's return policy and customer support is the worst I've ever experienced in my life -- and I'm 48. The amount of dancing we're required to do in order to make things right is unacceptable. They're treating us like criminal liars