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This comparison seems a bit off, those upscaling results could be influenced by Contrast Enhancer. Could you confirm that if you set your settings to FMM settings (CE Off CT Warm 2 CS Auto) do you get the same differences in upscaling, etc...?
I used the same settings on both TVs. If the QN90D has more options, such as the color booster and noise reduction high option (which aren't available/different on the QN90C), I turned them off to match the exact settings of the QN90C. I set the contrast enhancer to high, color tone to standard, and color space to native on both of them. I know it's hard to believe. 720p on 4K in this quality is unlike anything I've seen too. After spending more time with it playing Nintendo Switch, I can tell the game doesn't feel like 1080p; it looks more crisp. The QN90C still does great upscaling, but Samsung has advertised their NQ4 AI GEN 2 with better upscaling. Based on what I can tell, it seems like an improvement. Also, I just wanted to say that I buy them out of my own pocket and have no ties or sponsorships with Samsung. I share all as a user
@@TECHOSAUR Good to know, yeah it's hard to believe it's really improved that much. 😀 I have the 43" QN90B and I remember when using CE High I think it over sharpened the picture from memory and I really didn't like it so used Low or Off. I was just wondering if you set CE to Off does that sharpening go away and they are much closer for upscaling quality or is it the same? It could be the new AI processor or it could be that CE High works differently on each model maybe too or at least contributes a little to the stark differences seen?
Esse painel VA é de qualidade? Tem muito ghosting durante os movimentos? Parabéns pela comparação, me fez comprar uma QN90D. Mas sendo bem sincero me preocupo com pouco com a questão do ghosting. Parabéns pelo ótimo trabalho!
Obrigado Sim, ambos são painéis VA e apresentam fantasmas principalmente no uso em desktop, eu pessoalmente não consigo perceber em jogos ou assistindo, está tudo bem para mim, se você for mais sensível, poderá notar
Do you still have QN90C? If yes it would be good to revisit the review because QN90C got some of the new features from QN90D via firmware update. It now has HDR10+ Gaming and Game HDR, basic and advanced settings like QN90D and white balance isn't greenish and bluish anymore but very similar to QN90D. There is almost no difference between them anymore, except for the very improved upscaling on QN90D
@@laserxlars8056 to have the qn90c, smearing is noticeable only in sdr.. exemple of game with that issues : outer wild, totaly dissaspear with PC and injected hdr
I've compared the QN90D to the LG C4. ua-cam.com/video/YpIIazzqvMw/v-deo.htmlsi=hzLS7KIwwIoAdQN0 HDR between the QN90C and the QN90D is a bit noticeable, not a major difference, but you can see that the panel seems to have been a bit upgraded, giving better highlights and color tone. That's the most I've noticed. Also, local dimming has been improved, which helps in showing better HDR quality Just viewing angled is bad on both the QN90C and QN90D. LG OLED TVs do better in this. display brightness is better on the QN90D.
Bro exelente video te hago una consulta hace unos dias se me volvio loca la pantalla como colores para todos lados y no queria prender ni apagar la desconecte de la coerriente la enchufe y volvio a la normalidad hasta ahora no ha vuelto pasar pero lo que si me pasa es que aveces no quiere prender se queda como pegada recien tiene 3 meses sera mejor llevarla por garantia creo que tienen 1 año de garantia😢
Mine also went completely white all of a sudden, and even if I turn it off or change the input to a different device, it doesn't get fixed. The only way to fix it was to unplug the TV, wait a bit, and then plug it back in. I'm not sure what the cause is, but I haven't seen it again since some software updates. This happened with my QN90D. If any of this happens again, ask Samsung for technical assistance; don't dismiss the 1-year warranty. Make sure u update the software, may fix those bugs
My man, you just sold me the 90D. Bought it about 30 minutes ago. Great video and thank you. Wanted to ask, I usually download movies off the internet, put them on an external hdd, attach it to the tv and watch them from there. Will the AI tech work on videos from an external HDD?
Yes, it does. If you use the built-in player, don’t worry; you will notice your played content magically upscales like on a big TV. It looks crisp, as if you're playing it on a small monitor. Even when I load old movies, etc., I forget they're old, they just look like pretty remastered versions. Also, speakong of remastering, make sure to use auto HDR remastering, which gives better highlights and shadows. I hope you enjoy your new TV 🫶
Yes, that's exactly how I use it. Last year, I had the QN90C 43". This weekend, I was preparing for the Elden Ring DLC, so I tried HDR, etc. In my humble opinion, it's by far the best display I've had, especially. I love that the color tone is so much better calibrated. In the past, I always felt displays were greenish when I put them on standard, so I had to put them always on cold to feel they were more white. This one is okay on standard. It has good brightness, color vividness, and blacks, almost as deep as OLED. Of course, it may not be for everyone. I've read from someone who got it and didn't like it, but I would say for PC gaming, especially non-competitive (since it doesn't have a higher refresh rate than 144hz), it's better for non-competitive gaming. local dimming is an improvement over QN90C, which I had last year, as well as processor
I'll try, but there's a slim chance because I usually review within my budget and things I may use. Going with many models will bankrupt me the next day. 😐 But I promise to try scaling things up. It may take some time, but your support will accelerate the channel's goals! I'll keep ur request saved
@@TECHOSAUR great to hear to your heart touching response Br , this model looks like a real competitor for Samsung QN 90 series design wise and affordability People saying its Quality good . I am looking forward to seeing yours 🤝
for the 75-inch, you must not be planning to upgrade it soon. I think it's better to go with the QN90D, which has better AI capabilities for processing content and upscaling. You need this for your big screen; it will pay off!
Great in depth review. Clearly the qn90d is an improvement over the 90c. My question is that I can currently purchase the 90c for half its original price in the UK so I would just like to ask your thoughts on if you think its a good purchase at £500? ( original price being somewhere near £1000).
@@mauri113 I bought it, its going back. The viewing angles are awful. Given the fact this is considered at just 1 level below the oled range to have such variance in image quality ( image gradiates) is poor form samsung IMHO.
Sorry for the late reply. It seems that you already got it and decided to return it. If you like, you can check the C4 against the qn90d. I show the viewing angles, which aren't a problem on the C4. ua-cam.com/video/YpIIazzqvMw/v-deo.htmlsi=RF4qzBEg6SpZDFut
Sorry for the late reply. It seems that you already got it and decided to return it. If you like, you can check the C4 against the qn90d. I show the viewing angles, which aren't a problem on the C4. ua-cam.com/video/YpIIazzqvMw/v-deo.htmlsi=RF4qzBEg6SpZDFut
@haewymetal The QN90B 43 has 360 zones, but people had issues with it, so I remember they upgraded the QN90C 43 to 504 zones, and then the QN90D 43 has the same setup. If you think about it, the Samsung Odyssey Neo G7 S32BG75 Monitor has 1,196 zones, so it may be possible. I tried that monitor; it's dazzlingly beautiful, but I wanted a bigger size
Great and comprehensive comparison! How would QN85D compare to QN90C, any inputs on that would help me as they are very close in price range to each other. Thanks!
It depends on what you mainly use it for. If you care about lower-resolution upscaling, I've seen a difference between the two - in fact, a big one in upscaling quality. Also, the local dimming algorithm seems more responsive because of a better chip. All things that fall within image processing are better on the QN90D due to a newer generation. But the panels on mine were similar, as they're VA. But I think at a big size, it's not VA but ADS. I don't have big-size models, but if I were to choose, I would pick the QN90D On mine I can see better factory calibration for color gamut compared to QN90C, HDR is truly magical, and I love playing a lot on it.
em termos de tempo de resposta é igual ao QN90C, é um painel VA, para mim pessoalmente não noto nenhum problema ao assistir ou jogar, apenas quando navego na internet e uso a roda do mouse vejo um rastro de texto e pós-imagem mas quando eu jogo é bom a melhoria é o upscaling, mas não no modo PC ou jogo, também melhor escurecimento local, tom de cor e HDR para jogos
Can you check this another video I used to compare it again, LG C4 42? ua-cam.com/video/YpIIazzqvMw/v-deo.htmlsi=8TQ9MOJrTGp9nXwx At min 7:30 I show viewing angles as much as I could. Hope it's useful!
The qn90c in 43" that you have, doesn't have the antireflection coating-ADS panel as the 55" and up qn90c's have, thus the viewing angle is not that good as the bigger sizes. I haven't found any details about 43" qn90D panel of 2024, whether the antireflection coating is there or not. Can you tell if the viewing angle of your 43 qn90D are better than the 43qn90c? Did they improve it from last years qn90c? Couldn't find an answer in your video. Thank you!
I don't have any larger than the 43-inch for the QN90C, but looking at the QN90C Samsung page when you get to the anti-reflection feature, there are no notes saying that the 55-inch and up have it only. Like when you check other features, it should list which ones have it, as in the case of the anti-coating. It doesn't state that, therefore I believe that the QN90C 43-inch does indeed have it as well. Besides, the QN90D 43-inch has the exact display coating; it's anti-reflective to me. The viewing angles are the same, and it's a VA panel for both. I haven't seen any difference, but the improvements for me lie in the color representation and color tone. The QN90D has significant positive points in giving overall improved highlights and real white color tone. The QN90C, at least mine, had a bluish tone even when I set the option to default standard.
@@TECHOSAUR thank you for your thorough explanation. I was very mistaken. The viewing angle difference between the qn90c of 43, 50" versus the 55" and bigger, lays in another technology named "ultra viewing agnles" which they implemented within the antireflective coats of the bigger ones. The qn90c tv's have 2 different panels as I noted before , VA for the smaller and ADS for the bigger. Surprisingly , I found info stating that the new qn90d's are VA panels regardless the size and the viewing agnles are still unfortunate (the latter one is according to another video of yours reviewing the qn90d 43"). So sad that nowadays TV companies neglect their smaller sized screens.
No, same as the QN90C, a VA panel, and colors really shift and get washed out if you start to look at it from an angle. Also, there is blooming. I usually face it straight forward since I use it as a personal desk TV/monitor, so I believe if you plan to put it at an angle, it's a bad idea; it will ruin the good image quality you can get when you face it straightly.
@@TECHOSAUR Does game mode is available for both console and PC? For the TCL QLEDs, connecting a PC doesn't activate the game master but only for the console.
Can you please specify in what aspect you mean to know about? If you are interested in upscaling, then yes, if you have a lower resolution movie than 4K, it would upscale really well. Playing that movie part which I shown which is 720p is really mind-blowing. Also, I love the color tone, contrast, and everything just feels great. If you have a specific question, please let me know. I don't usually review TVs and monitors. I have somewhat limited experience, but I tried LG C1, C2, and this year's C4. Also, last year's Samsung QN90C 43. To me, the QN90D 43 hits the mark for what I use and is a good improvement, the only problem for me is the panel latency, it's leaves lots of image trailing in work office setup
I had the QN90C 43", and while there are some notable improvements with the QN90D, it really comes down to personal experience. The QN90C had a slightly colder color tone, which manual required calibration and i still didn't get it right due to not having screen calibration tools , the QN90D came way better factory-calibrated-setting the color to standard gives an accurate white tone right out of the box. Local dimming has also improved, not in terms of zones quantity but in response due to a better processor, and low-resolution upscaling has seen noticeable enhancement issues like panel latency and viewing angles remain. If you're happy with your QN90C, it might be worth waiting until the 2025 models. However, if you find a good deal on the QN90D and can trade or sell your current model without much loss, it could be worth considering. That's what I did!
@@SLICK8116 I do agree that the ATSC 3.0 rollout has been disappointing. There are only 2 ATSC 3.0 channels in my area but the picture quality is superb. To me it seems like a lot of people are cutting the cord and putting up antennas.
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Great analysis. You forgot one difference.. the c has isp panel. The d has a va panel. Which would be better for gaming?
This is the best comparative video I've seen to date, when it comes to upscaling, no one has done it like it, congratulations on the work!
Thanks, appreciate your comment 🙌
Wow. Couldn't be a better detailed comparison!! Very impressed! Thank you!
Will definitely watch later as I'm also deciding between the qn90c and qn90d
This comparison seems a bit off, those upscaling results could be influenced by Contrast Enhancer. Could you confirm that if you set your settings to FMM settings (CE Off CT Warm 2 CS Auto) do you get the same differences in upscaling, etc...?
I used the same settings on both TVs. If the QN90D has more options, such as the color booster and noise reduction high option (which aren't available/different on the QN90C), I turned them off to match the exact settings of the QN90C. I set the contrast enhancer to high, color tone to standard, and color space to native on both of them.
I know it's hard to believe. 720p on 4K in this quality is unlike anything I've seen too.
After spending more time with it playing Nintendo Switch, I can tell the game doesn't feel like 1080p; it looks more crisp.
The QN90C still does great upscaling, but Samsung has advertised their NQ4 AI GEN 2 with better upscaling. Based on what I can tell, it seems like an improvement.
Also, I just wanted to say that I buy them out of my own pocket and have no ties or sponsorships with Samsung. I share all as a user
@@TECHOSAUR Good to know, yeah it's hard to believe it's really improved that much. 😀 I have the 43" QN90B and I remember when using CE High I think it over sharpened the picture from memory and I really didn't like it so used Low or Off. I was just wondering if you set CE to Off does that sharpening go away and they are much closer for upscaling quality or is it the same? It could be the new AI processor or it could be that CE High works differently on each model maybe too or at least contributes a little to the stark differences seen?
Esse painel VA é de qualidade? Tem muito ghosting durante os movimentos? Parabéns pela comparação, me fez comprar uma QN90D. Mas sendo bem sincero me preocupo com pouco com a questão do ghosting. Parabéns pelo ótimo trabalho!
Obrigado
Sim, ambos são painéis VA e apresentam fantasmas principalmente no uso em desktop, eu pessoalmente não consigo perceber em jogos ou assistindo, está tudo bem para mim, se você for mais sensível, poderá notar
Do you still have QN90C? If yes it would be good to revisit the review because QN90C got some of the new features from QN90D via firmware update. It now has HDR10+ Gaming and Game HDR, basic and advanced settings like QN90D and white balance isn't greenish and bluish anymore but very similar to QN90D. There is almost no difference between them anymore, except for the very improved upscaling on QN90D
Great news!
Unfortunately, I don't have it
Update was released few days ago ?
@@TECHOSAUR I bought the TV one month ago and it already had all this features out of the box.I don't know exactly when was the update released.
@@Valerian25 have a question, is the motion smearing much noticeable on the 90c or a not that much in gaming ?
@@laserxlars8056 Not noticeable at all in gaming. Just in windows when scrolling on darker background with white or bright text.
@@laserxlars8056 to have the qn90c, smearing is noticeable only in sdr.. exemple of game with that issues : outer wild, totaly dissaspear with PC and injected hdr
Really nice comparaison. Thank you.
I wanted to know wich one has PIP. Thank you again.
Awesome comparison video. For the adaptive sound feature, does it only apply to tv speakers or it can apply to aftermarket receiver /speakers as well?
Do u mean the adaptive volume in the intelligent mode settings ? Yes
Thanks again for another great video. I really enjoyed it. Which tv would you recommend the LGC4 or the Samsung QN90D?
Thank you
Peter
I will make a comparison between the C4 and QN90D as soon as possible
@@TECHOSAUR Thank you. I look forward to your review
Boa noite. Me tira uma dúvida: o hdr é realmente bom, porque vi de uma LG na mesma faixa de preço e achei ruim. Essa Samsung é a mesma da qn90ca?
I've compared the QN90D to the LG C4.
ua-cam.com/video/YpIIazzqvMw/v-deo.htmlsi=hzLS7KIwwIoAdQN0
HDR between the QN90C and the QN90D is a bit noticeable, not a major difference, but you can see that the panel seems to have been a bit upgraded, giving better highlights and color tone. That's the most I've noticed. Also, local dimming has been improved, which helps in showing better HDR quality
Just viewing angled is bad on both the QN90C and QN90D. LG OLED TVs do better in this.
display brightness is better on the QN90D.
Bro exelente video te hago una consulta hace unos dias se me volvio loca la pantalla como colores para todos lados y no queria prender ni apagar la desconecte de la coerriente la enchufe y volvio a la normalidad hasta ahora no ha vuelto pasar pero lo que si me pasa es que aveces no quiere prender se queda como pegada recien tiene 3 meses sera mejor llevarla por garantia creo que tienen 1 año de garantia😢
Mine also went completely white all of a sudden, and even if I turn it off or change the input to a different device, it doesn't get fixed. The only way to fix it was to unplug the TV, wait a bit, and then plug it back in. I'm not sure what the cause is, but I haven't seen it again since some software updates. This happened with my QN90D.
If any of this happens again, ask Samsung for technical assistance; don't dismiss the 1-year warranty.
Make sure u update the software, may fix those bugs
@@TECHOSAURmuchas gracias bro hasta ahora no me ha vuelto a pasar igual se me actualizo nose si seria eso increible tv saludos mi hermano🫡
My man, you just sold me the 90D. Bought it about 30 minutes ago. Great video and thank you.
Wanted to ask, I usually download movies off the internet, put them on an external hdd, attach it to the tv and watch them from there. Will the AI tech work on videos from an external HDD?
Is it worth the extra $$$$? In the 85" size I can get the QN90C for $2k (government employee discount). The QN90D is $3150 for that same size.
@@keithzastrow I am talking about the 43 inch. My room is very small. I had a 48 inch before and my eyes where burning when playing on console
Yes, it does. If you use the built-in player, don’t worry; you will notice your played content magically upscales like on a big TV. It looks crisp, as if you're playing it on a small monitor.
Even when I load old movies, etc., I forget they're old, they just look like pretty remastered versions. Also, speakong of remastering, make sure to use auto HDR remastering, which gives better highlights and shadows.
I hope you enjoy your new TV 🫶
@@TECHOSAUR auto hdr remastering? I am coming from a 90B qled. Don’t remember that option. Is this a new feature?
Would you recommend this TV as a PC monitor for gaming?
Yes, that's exactly how I use it. Last year, I had the QN90C 43".
This weekend, I was preparing for the Elden Ring DLC, so I tried HDR, etc. In my humble opinion, it's by far the best display I've had, especially. I love that the color tone is so much better calibrated. In the past, I always felt displays were greenish when I put them on standard, so I had to put them always on cold to feel they were more white. This one is okay on standard. It has good brightness, color vividness, and blacks, almost as deep as OLED. Of course, it may not be for everyone. I've read from someone who got it and didn't like it, but I would say for PC gaming, especially non-competitive (since it doesn't have a higher refresh rate than 144hz), it's better for non-competitive gaming.
local dimming is an improvement over QN90C, which I had last year, as well as processor
Can you please able to do Hisense U8N vs Samsung QN 90C or 90D on 75 or 65 , inch model possible
I'll try, but there's a slim chance because I usually review within my budget and things I may use. Going with many models will bankrupt me the next day. 😐 But I promise to try scaling things up. It may take some time, but your support will accelerate the channel's goals!
I'll keep ur request saved
@@TECHOSAUR great to hear to your heart touching response Br , this model looks like a real competitor for Samsung QN 90 series design wise and affordability
People saying its Quality good . I am looking forward to seeing yours 🤝
@@ThamilNesan Thanks I'll do my best to review it 🤞
I ll buy 75 inch version soon but qn90c is 300$ cheaper in my country which one should i buy
for the 75-inch, you must not be planning to upgrade it soon. I think it's better to go with the QN90D, which has better AI capabilities for processing content and upscaling. You need this for your big screen; it will pay off!
Great in depth review. Clearly the qn90d is an improvement over the 90c. My question is that I can currently purchase the 90c for half its original price in the UK so I would just like to ask your thoughts on if you think its a good purchase at £500? ( original price being somewhere near £1000).
Yes buyyyy
@@mauri113 I bought it, its going back. The viewing angles are awful. Given the fact this is considered at just 1 level below the oled range to have such variance in image quality ( image gradiates) is poor form samsung IMHO.
Sorry for the late reply. It seems that you already got it and decided to return it.
If you like, you can check the C4 against the qn90d.
I show the viewing angles, which aren't a problem on the C4.
ua-cam.com/video/YpIIazzqvMw/v-deo.htmlsi=RF4qzBEg6SpZDFut
Sorry for the late reply. It seems that you already got it and decided to return it.
If you like, you can check the C4 against the qn90d.
I show the viewing angles, which aren't a problem on the C4.
ua-cam.com/video/YpIIazzqvMw/v-deo.htmlsi=RF4qzBEg6SpZDFut
Yeah 90D I heard ,is that VA panel and viewing may be blurred as you move?🤔 @@magicdog5623
But how many dimming zones does it have and is it fald or miniled
MiniLEDs
As for dimming zones, I've heard 504
@@TECHOSAUR I google but cant really find any info on it. But the 65" got 720 zones. 504 sounds crazy high for a 43" tv
@haewymetal The QN90B 43 has 360 zones, but people had issues with it, so I remember they upgraded the QN90C 43 to 504 zones, and then the QN90D 43 has the same setup.
If you think about it, the Samsung Odyssey Neo G7 S32BG75 Monitor has 1,196 zones, so it may be possible.
I tried that monitor; it's dazzlingly beautiful, but I wanted a bigger size
Great and comprehensive comparison! How would QN85D compare to QN90C, any inputs on that would help me as they are very close in price range to each other. Thanks!
Sorry, but I don't have the QN85D. But something I'm sure of is the increased speaker volume (20 W vs. 40 W).
Is it worth the extra $$$$? In the 85" size I can get the QN90C for $2k (government employee discount). The QN90D is $3150 for that same size.
It depends on what you mainly use it for. If you care about lower-resolution upscaling, I've seen a difference between the two - in fact, a big one in upscaling quality. Also, the local dimming algorithm seems more responsive because of a better chip. All things that fall within image processing are better on the QN90D due to a newer generation.
But the panels on mine were similar, as they're VA. But I think at a big size, it's not VA but ADS. I don't have big-size models, but if I were to choose, I would pick the QN90D
On mine I can see better factory calibration for color gamut compared to QN90C, HDR is truly magical, and I love playing a lot on it.
@TECHOSAUR I can get this D model for $1840 in the 85" size right now directly from Samsung. I'm getting it.
Great comparison video. Thanks
A Qn90d tem muito ghosting no jogo warzone?
em termos de tempo de resposta é igual ao QN90C, é um painel VA, para mim pessoalmente não noto nenhum problema ao assistir ou jogar, apenas quando navego na internet e uso a roda do mouse vejo um rastro de texto e pós-imagem
mas quando eu jogo é bom
a melhoria é o upscaling, mas não no modo PC ou jogo, também melhor escurecimento local, tom de cor e HDR para jogos
@@TECHOSAUR Obrigado pela resposta 👍
@Alanzudo435 ✨️😊
Viewing angles please?
Can you check this another video I used to compare it again, LG C4 42?
ua-cam.com/video/YpIIazzqvMw/v-deo.htmlsi=8TQ9MOJrTGp9nXwx
At min 7:30
I show viewing angles as much as I could.
Hope it's useful!
Plz qn90d vs c4 🙏 thx for the video
Soon!! ✌️
i prefer Qn90D.
for some dark Scene, Lg C4 was very dark, which not my preference
The qn90c in 43" that you have, doesn't have the antireflection coating-ADS panel as the 55" and up qn90c's have, thus the viewing angle is not that good as the bigger sizes.
I haven't found any details about 43" qn90D panel of 2024, whether the antireflection coating is there or not. Can you tell if the viewing angle of your 43 qn90D are better than the 43qn90c? Did they improve it from last years qn90c? Couldn't find an answer in your video. Thank you!
I don't have any larger than the 43-inch for the QN90C, but looking at the QN90C Samsung page when you get to the anti-reflection feature, there are no notes saying that the 55-inch and up have it only. Like when you check other features, it should list which ones have it, as in the case of the anti-coating. It doesn't state that, therefore I believe that the QN90C 43-inch does indeed have it as well. Besides, the QN90D 43-inch has the exact display coating; it's anti-reflective to me.
The viewing angles are the same, and it's a VA panel for both. I haven't seen any difference, but the improvements for me lie in the color representation and color tone. The QN90D has significant positive points in giving overall improved highlights and real white color tone. The QN90C, at least mine, had a bluish tone even when I set the option to default standard.
@@TECHOSAUR thank you for your thorough explanation. I was very mistaken. The viewing angle difference between the qn90c of 43, 50" versus the 55" and bigger, lays in another technology named "ultra viewing agnles" which they implemented within the antireflective coats of the bigger ones.
The qn90c tv's have 2 different panels as I noted before , VA for the smaller and ADS for the bigger. Surprisingly , I found info stating that the new qn90d's are VA panels regardless the size and the viewing agnles are still unfortunate (the latter one is according to another video of yours reviewing the qn90d 43"). So sad that nowadays TV companies neglect their smaller sized screens.
are the qn90d viewing angles any better?
No, same as the QN90C, a VA panel, and colors really shift and get washed out if you start to look at it from an angle. Also, there is blooming.
I usually face it straight forward since I use it as a personal desk TV/monitor, so I believe if you plan to put it at an angle, it's a bad idea; it will ruin the good image quality you can get when you face it straightly.
thank you excellent work, the manufactures should hire you! Thank you!!!
Thank you, you humbled me with your comment 😆
very good review thanks
Glad to know, you are welcome
I just got the QN90D and tested it with PC The Witcher 3 there is ghosting although it will depend how sensitive you are to it
Did you put it on game mode ?
@@TECHOSAUR Does game mode is available for both console and PC? For the TCL QLEDs, connecting a PC doesn't activate the game master but only for the console.
Your review is really outstanding. Dude you will succeed with this channel.
Thanks, your comment is a good motivator!!!
I appreciate it 🙏
Great video bro!!
Do movies look good on the QN90D TV?
Can you please specify in what aspect you mean to know about?
If you are interested in upscaling, then yes, if you have a lower resolution movie than 4K, it would upscale really well. Playing that movie part which I shown which is 720p is really mind-blowing.
Also, I love the color tone, contrast, and everything just feels great. If you have a specific question, please let me know. I don't usually review TVs and monitors. I have somewhat limited experience, but I tried LG C1, C2, and this year's C4.
Also, last year's Samsung QN90C 43.
To me, the QN90D 43 hits the mark for what I use and is a good improvement, the only problem for me is the panel latency, it's leaves lots of image trailing in work office setup
I have a 65" qn90C, is it worth the upgrade to the D? (Lol)
I had the QN90C 43", and while there are some notable improvements with the QN90D, it really comes down to personal experience. The QN90C had a slightly colder color tone, which manual required calibration and i still didn't get it right due to not having screen calibration tools , the QN90D came way better factory-calibrated-setting the color to standard gives an accurate white tone right out of the box. Local dimming has also improved, not in terms of zones quantity but in response due to a better processor, and low-resolution upscaling has seen noticeable enhancement
issues like panel latency and viewing angles remain. If you're happy with your QN90C, it might be worth waiting until the 2025 models. However, if you find a good deal on the QN90D and can trade or sell your current model without much loss, it could be worth considering. That's what I did!
@@TECHOSAUR thank you
Your review made me turn my head ovec Hisense 75 inch U8N ? And please at least 15 sec on videos to feel the difference Br
Nelle scene in hd mi è sembrato che ne 90C l' effetto blu è piu presente!
è vero, strano, entrambi settati con una tonalità di colore Standard e non avevo mai realizzato che fosse troppo blu finché non li ho messi insieme 😅
buen video, gracias
You don't mention that QN90D doesn't support ATSC 3.0, BIG NEGATIVE.
Nobody has an antenna anymore 😅
@@SLICK8116 I do agree that the ATSC 3.0 rollout has been disappointing. There are only 2 ATSC 3.0 channels in my area but the picture quality is superb. To me it seems like a lot of people are cutting the cord and putting up antennas.