Samsung QN43Q60BAFXZA vs Samsung QN75QN90AAFXZA

All the screen sizes for this model are only 1 inch deep, except for the 85 inch, which is 1.1. And they look great if you decide to hang them on the ...

Gaming features are one of the QN90A's strong points. All four of its HDMI inputs are compatible with variable refresh rate, including AMD's FreeSync and standard VRR formats, as well as ALLM (aka Auto Game Mode), which lets it automatically switch to game mode to reduce input lag when it detects you're playing a game. Only Input 3 handles eARC.Input 4, which is conveniently marked with a little game controller icon, also accepts 4K/120Hz with and without HDR

TV is great, good resolution. Only defect is that need more streaming apps like Hulu and others. But overall great TV.

It all worked out for us, but I'm so disappointed this is how Samsung conducts business.

Other than the big ones, the variety is disappointing, even in the music section. 3- I do not buy a TV outright only to have the manufacturer decide what I CAN'T remove. The first damn option in your "customizing" short cut bar, is SAMSUNG's forced-on-you advertising slot, that cannot be moved out of the or removed, and I have no interest in it! There are a few others that can't be dropped, but can be moved. 4- Despite trying to follow the trend to smaller remotes, they missed the mark

I don't use voice commands and have that feature turned off. I won't get into my reasons, but I'm a computer programmer and let's just say I know how that stuff works. The remote is easy enough to navigate to what you want.

The set up for this TV wasn’t awful, but Ivwas hoping for a more intuitive experience. We were able to get Netflix and Amazon Prime figured out with some patience. So far, we haven’t figured out Disney+. Maybe I need to make adjustments in the TV settings, but the picture only seems a touch better than our 4-5 year old Samsung UHD

Picture settings are downright difficult to find: You have to zig-zag through the home screen to the setting button, then up and across the quick-access bar with a handful of settings you can toggle, then up again at the very end to make the full list of options visible. Otherwise, you need to haphazardly flip through icons and a limited number of sliders.