Samsung QN32Q60AAFXZA vs Samsung QN65QN90BAFXZA

The Samsung QN32Q60AAFXZA is the best 32 inch smart TV we've tested. There aren't many 4k TVs available in this size, and you could find more 4k monitors at 32 inches if you're going to connect a streaming device or gaming console. However, if you want to take advantage of the smart features of the TV, so you don't buy external streaming boxes, it's a decent overall TV.

Wouldn't recommend it, but having both Amazon and Google in this television built in is really cool. This TV also has the ability to listen for a wake...

On the back is a tiny array of solar panels. Those, combined with some efficient electronics, mean that it's always going to have enough power. No more changing batteries, which in a small way is good for the environment, too. Geoffrey Morrison/CNETMy theater room has next to no natural light, and rarely has the lights on, and after several weeks the remote still has plenty of charge

The remote is another modern "minimal" remote with voice control. Sometimes you don't want to use your voice to do simple tasks. There's no INPUT/SOURCE button. $2300 list price and they managed to put advertisement buttons for 3 streaming services and another button for Samsung crap TV stations

I tried out both the QN32Q60AAFXZA and the LG 32UL500-W 32" HDR 4K monitor (which is actually better than its successor LG 32UN500-W model). I have an LG OLED and so deeper blacks is something I am sensitive to and care deeply about. TL;DR, the Samsung won with distinctly darker blacks and punchier contrast, while maintaining very good text clarity for PC and so I ended up ponying $200 more for the Samsung over the LG. Comparing the rtings reviews of both of these, the Samsung has 50% more contrast ratio (Samsung's 4,653:1 vs

The stand and bezels are metal, while the back is plastic, and all the materials used feel premium. The back panel flexes a bit, but this isn't unusua...

For cable management, there are clips on the legs and tracks along the back to help guide your cables towards the inputs. This helps you keep the setu...

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..