Samsung QN43Q60BAFXZA vs Samsung QN90B QLED

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 ...

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...

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

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

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

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...

We upgraded from an eight year old LCD HD monitor to our Samsung 4K, not a single regret over the money spent. The picture quality is top notch, it integrated perfectly with our various media players and is an all around great performer. The smart functions work fantastically. Just an all around great product and upgrade

In a bright room, it gets as bright as any 4K TV on offer this year. Yes, I know, arguably the 8 series from TCL may get brighter, but it remains to b...

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 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..