Samsung QN85A vs Samsung QN90A

Bumping up the color saturation basically matches OLED, but the gradients on OLED are a bit better, so bokeh looks more natural there. One thing I like and don’t like are the smart features. Apps included actually outperform my Apple TV 4K first generation in image processing, but the apps themselves don’t use Airplay 2 to use apps like a remote to control with any Apple device. Alexa is cool and has more features than Google, but she’s not nearly as intelligent

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The only con is the remote that comes with this tv, too difficult to use, weird design, no key pads. I had to buy the regular remote at Samsung because I couldn’t get used to it, other than that everything else is great.

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

The only thing I am not a huge fan of is the interface for their smart tv setup. I am admittedly a user of Vizio tvs mostly, and with this being the first Samsung that I am using the Smart Tv interface on, its a big change. There is nothing wrong with it persay, just be mindful it does take getting used to.

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

Stop the FOMO. The 2021 Samsung QN85A is not worth your time. It is a dud. How else should I say this? I do not have any FOMO for the QN85A for 2021 a...

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