Samsung QN55QN90AAFXZA vs Samsung QN60Q60BAFXZA

The remote is similar to what we've seen before with other high-end Samsung TVs. It has shortcut buttons to popular streaming services, and there's a ...

However, this TV remote/pilot is quite annoying. It has minimum options to control, and it is difficult to use in a dark room (its buttons are not lit). Also, the Tv software/program annoyingly wants you to go on the internet and purchase/join some networks/providers. For my, using the cable provider, Spectrum, it is unnecessary policy of the Samsung

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.

How do I get printed instructions for the remote? Like, MUTE, STOP a video, PAUSE a video, and so many more. Also, the volume control is difficult to operate - just the TV volume control from my cable box is very poor. If something is playing thru streaming, it can be very loud. What gives? I need help from Samsung

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

One complaint on this is that some of the smart features are not excellent. For example, on the remote, there are several buttons to open up Netflix/Prime/Disney+ etc. but there's no way to change where those buttons lead. So for someone like me, who uses Hulu more often than anything else, the only other direct option is to use the microphone, which frequently misunderstands me- as most voice activated things do