Samsung QN55QN90AAFXZA vs Samsung QN90A

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 ...

The remote is easy enough to navigate to what you want. Initial setup was very easy and basically plug-and-play. There are eight screws for the display stand, all the same size. This model is on the heavier side

I read many reviews on various brands and models of TVs of this size, Sony, Sony Bravia, LG, TCL, Samsung, Vizio, etc. I also compared features and specifications on the models as I began to narrow my search. I also visited the Samsung wesite to research this particular television. I am not going to go into a bunch of details as you can and should do your own research and comparisons

49" screen size: I have an autonomous 53" inch smart desk and this monitor took half the width of the desk. The viewing distance was too close for me. I did manage to find a way to put the PC case down using an under-desk mount and also increased distance by using under table keyboard tray but the viewing distance was not per my liking. The screen size is too big and I had to move my head constantly between the two ends of the monitor and I did not find it to be a pleasing experience

I probably should wait a bit before I type this out. But my frustrations are fresh, so here we go. For the price, I'm not happy. No Digital Sound Output from the TV: Setup and connected sound bar via fiber

Paid extra to get a sound bar that helped, did not fix. Finally got it synced when I turned off Dolby sound. You need to fix this.

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.

Con: 1.) Interface with internet connection could be better. About 50% of the time, the initial connection will get disconnected but then re-connect (annoying but manageable). 2

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

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There is an untenable noticeable lag between the sound coming from the needle and the sound through the system. This seems like such an easy fix in the manufacturing for a top end system. Next, why is Timeshift not supported in the US and Canada?!?!?! I want to pause live OTA broadcast. I have a 1TB external hard drive

There is an untenable noticeable lag between the sound coming from the needle and the sound through the system. This seems like such an easy fix in the manufacturing for a top end system. Next, why is Timeshift not supported in the US and Canada?!?!?! I want to pause live OTA broadcast. I have a 1TB external hard drive