Do you happen to use game mode on your set? I have the same set (VA panel from Europe) and their gaming mode is substantially dimmer over any of the other modes.
@@Hunterx777x my daugther not complaining. But the few time I see her play looks great. I'm using the tv mostly for movies/youtube. The living room is bright and TV can keep up. Bought the TV here in US.
I bet that in 10 years time the Samsung will be still performing flawlessly & the TCL & Hisense will be piled up 10 high at the tip. Golden rule of thumb = You get what you pay for.
This is absolutely true & I can't agree more. I have a ~10 year old Samsung (it is some early 3D model idk) & it still works perfectly & the quality of the image is truly superior. Sometimes I remember how old it actually is & I am always amazed by how crisp the image looks.
Those viewing angles as well as the weird bugs are completely unacceptable at that price point. You're basically paying oled money for one of these, yet you still get the viewing angles of a $300 tv
@user-zn9ke8um8sit’s due to LED/LCD TV having to use a backlight. Even the best QLED with a “wide angle viewing layer” will still have some compromises here in comparison.
@user-zn9ke8um8s Because of the Vertically Aligned Liquid Crystal arrangement. IPS/ADS panels have much more wider angles, at a cost of poorer native contrast ratio (Mini-LEDs are necessary here to enhance contrast).
@@Yelkwood9 I agree. Sure, mid-range and high-end lcds will get brighter, but I haven't found a living room yet in which an oled wasn't bright enough for most use cases.
Imagine paying $2500 for a tv and then it will show you ads every time you turn it on. Edit: you can possibly disable those ads by setting the DNS server on the TV to AdGaurd DNS. It blocks ads on my older Samsung, but I haven't tried it on the new ones, as I don't own one.
What model do you recommend for it to be connected in the living room where there’s possible sunlight and no ghosting?! There are Q, S, and now QN. I’m looking to get one between 65” - 85” Samsung
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In my region (EU) I see QN85D, QN86D and QN88D. 86 and 88 can be found in the local shops, but 85 is only available in e-commerce websites. Do anyone know the difference between these? 85D is 600+ euros cheaper than 86D and 88D for a 75 inch model.
@ashokathegreat4534 Finally I bought the QN85C 75 inch. Couldn't find any difference between the 2024 model 85D and the 85C. 85C here has the VA panel. So the black levels are excellent.
@@ashokathegreat4534 yes I know. The only difference I found between 2 was with the name and price, otherwise it was the same. It wasn't worth spending around 700 more euros just to get the same TV. Outside the EU 85C was IPS. For those, it makes a difference as 85D is VA globally. Here in the EU its VA for both.
Even though we don’t have a video yet, our full written review has been available if you’re curious! www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/samsung/qn90d-qn90dd-qled
Something not right about some of the graphics on this video. The section related to 24p Judder gave a score of 10/10 but the graphic at the bottom of the screen said that it was only better than 37% of 123 TVs tested. Another section gave a score of 9.9/10 but the graphic said it was only better than 47% of 123 TVs tested. The viewing angles looked awful when discussing them but the (several) occasions when the TV was turned from side on to face on later in the video made it look absolutely fine. Sorry guys but this is a poor video.
Same with me. I see 85, 86 and 88 here. 85D is significantly cheaper than the others. No clue what the difference is. I have seen 88D in perosn and it looks good and has a VA panel. I am confused if 85D is also the same
champions are the best at this, I ask you between this model and last year's 65 INCH 85C, which in my country is sold with an IPS panel, which of the 2 models would you recommend, I await your response so I can purchase one of the 2, thank you very much
I also bought (two) qn85d’s 85 inches for 1100 each from Samsung epp, I ordered qnx1d (on sale right now) but they must of ran out as they swapped both of my tv for this qn85d and it’s scheduled for delivery this week. I’m ecstatic lol
@@jollamasales don’t really exist anymore for at least 10 years. Anything you can buy on Black Friday it would’ve been cheaper during the year anyways.
Samsung gave up the midrange segment to TCL and Hisense. There is not much money left to earn in that segment for Samsung. So why bother? And it shows.
Talked to Samsung rep. Its more expensive to manufacture a thinner panel. To keep the price point relatively the same as 85c series there was cost savings going thicker in the manufacturing process.
@@edwinlaucys4251 The 85C is now a lot cheaper than the 85D though. I don't see any reason to get the 85D as a consumer. Obviously Samsung would prefer us to get a more expensive tv that's cheaper to manufacture 😑
its the only thing i absolutely HATE about my S90C. I did not realize how much i used DTS, and looking back at it, i would not buy the TV again because of this, even tho it was with a good discount and the image quality is amazing
Ahh the classic "upsell" TV, given just the right amount of annoying compromises to manoeuvre people into a higher end model. Even reduced the number of zones this year. Fancy that. A difficult sell given what TCL and Hisense are offering in this price bracket these days.
Hello Gentlemen, I recently found your channel and watched a few videos that are very knowledgeable. Thanks a lot to that, i have a quick question, I am looking to buy a 75-inch TV here in Calgary, 🇨🇦.. here at my local store, I am getting Sony X80K 75inch for 1170$ + tax, Sony Bravia 3 75inch for 1390$+tax, Samsung Q82C 75inch for 1565$ + tax. I am really confused. Please help out by suggesting which one is better value for money and best one at this price. Kind Regards..
Man the TCL and Hisense is stepping on Samsung and Sony throats Hisense U8N is already been name one of the best values of the year and goes blow for blow with Bravia 7 while being 1000 dollars cheaper that’s crazy to me
@milldude19 I won't argue with that, but samsung would help make their own project irrelevant if they embraced DV. They were fine adding dolby atmos because it doesn't compete with their own product.
Why do Samsung keep ignoring DTS and Dolby Vision? Are they just been cheapskates? It makes their TVs an instant no-no for me as an owner of physical discs.
Can you provide some feedback on how you got burned with the Samsung tv's?? I have had good luck with Samsung but am disgusted with the price spikes. I am turning towards TCL brand
@@kcstereo yes, first one was a 2009 46". It developed a discoloration around the out 2" of the screen. Not uniformly but jagged edges. That happened within 3 to 4 years. Then it started screeching something awful on start up when it was cold. I read it had to do with a failing main board. Second on was 55" bought in 2015 or 2916. Great tv while it lasted. It was def in 2019. Was watching one night and screen went back k..sound was fine. Took to repair ship and entire screen was broke. I got another tv from my co worker. It's a Samsung, needed a new board. I fixed it, has the dreaded random purple spots on the screen . Look it up and you'll see what I mean. My Hisense 75" has treated me all so far. Going on 2 years. Gaming looks great. Sports and tv look great. The days of buying high dollar TV's for me are done! The 55" Samsung was the deal breaker for me.
I understand your argument but is it still true nowadays? I bought a Sony in 2022 but almost went for Hisense. I was told I had old thinking. Have to admit if I were to replace my Sony X90K, I think I'd go for Hisense this time. But I have no complaint to make on my Sony. Is it the same with Samsung buyers?
@racineurr.8924 these reviewers are not interested in brand reliability. It's best to buy from a reputable brand like Sony. Does that mean you won't have problems? No, but you are more likely to have a more durable set and better customer service.
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love my QN85C; got it with a lot of discount so well worth it upgrading from a close to 4 year old set.
Do you happen to use game mode on your set? I have the same set (VA panel from Europe) and their gaming mode is substantially dimmer over any of the other modes.
@@Hunterx777x my daugther not complaining. But the few time I see her play looks great. I'm using the tv mostly for movies/youtube. The living room is bright and TV can keep up. Bought the TV here in US.
I've been looking for a review for the QN85c but only found the one from the camacho guy. Are there any from rtings and others?
Just got the 55" version of this on a Black Friday sale for £800 reduced from £1,500 as a family Christmas treat.
Snap.....arrives tomorrow 😂😂😂
OMG, putting the TV in game mode really improves the input lag.
Thank you for the reminder!
I bet that in 10 years time the Samsung will be still performing flawlessly & the TCL & Hisense will be piled up 10 high at the tip. Golden rule of thumb = You get what you pay for.
This is absolutely true & I can't agree more. I have a ~10 year old Samsung (it is some early 3D model idk) & it still works perfectly & the quality of the image is truly superior. Sometimes I remember how old it actually is & I am always amazed by how crisp the image looks.
Does it play ads only when your at the Home Screen ? Or all the time , even when you’re watching a movie on Disney plus or even gaming ?
Thanks for the review just bought the 75inch
reviews are perfect, took me 30mins to find a review, full 360 view is what i was looking for
I just want a tv that has good viewing angles that isn’t oled
Those viewing angles as well as the weird bugs are completely unacceptable at that price point. You're basically paying oled money for one of these, yet you still get the viewing angles of a $300 tv
the horrid viewing angles are the dealbreaker for me when it comes to LED tvs. If it's for a living room, just get an OLED. You won't regret it.
@user-zn9ke8um8sit’s due to LED/LCD TV having to use a backlight. Even the best QLED with a “wide angle viewing layer” will still have some compromises here in comparison.
@user-zn9ke8um8s Because of the Vertically Aligned Liquid Crystal arrangement. IPS/ADS panels have much more wider angles, at a cost of poorer native contrast ratio (Mini-LEDs are necessary here to enhance contrast).
@@Yelkwood9 I agree. Sure, mid-range and high-end lcds will get brighter, but I haven't found a living room yet in which an oled wasn't bright enough for most use cases.
I love VA panels.
just snapped one up black friday. Fantastic TV!
Imagine paying $2500 for a tv and then it will show you ads every time you turn it on.
Edit: you can possibly disable those ads by setting the DNS server on the TV to AdGaurd DNS. It blocks ads on my older Samsung, but I haven't tried it on the new ones, as I don't own one.
Can you guys do a review for the Samsung q80d? I can only find reviews for the q80c on your website.
I still have a 55" 2017 QLED, I'm ready for an upgrade to a 65"!
Thank you for this review. When will your video of the Sony Bravia 9 be available?
Likely next week! 👀
MASSIVE zone count reduction from the version last year. Completely unacceptable.
They made a Q7x
think I'll stick with the 85C
But better algorithm and VA panel = similar potentially better performance
What model do you recommend for it to be connected in the living room where there’s possible sunlight and no ghosting?! There are Q, S, and now QN. I’m looking to get one between 65” - 85” Samsung
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I bought me a Samsung 65” inch 4K tv at Walmart Tuesday
Model??
@@kcstereoDU7000😅
In my region (EU) I see QN85D, QN86D and QN88D. 86 and 88 can be found in the local shops, but 85 is only available in e-commerce websites. Do anyone know the difference between these? 85D is 600+ euros cheaper than 86D and 88D for a 75 inch model.
Its mostly differences in stands and colours. I think the QN85D is much cheaper than the other ones because that was the most produced one
@ashokathegreat4534 Finally I bought the QN85C 75 inch. Couldn't find any difference between the 2024 model 85D and the 85C. 85C here has the VA panel. So the black levels are excellent.
@@nidhinsan the 85c is the previous year version of the 85d. Each year the last letter changes
@@ashokathegreat4534 yes I know. The only difference I found between 2 was with the name and price, otherwise it was the same. It wasn't worth spending around 700 more euros just to get the same TV. Outside the EU 85C was IPS. For those, it makes a difference as 85D is VA globally. Here in the EU its VA for both.
88 has better sound than 85. OTS+ vs. OTS lite.
kindly do the review of qn90d
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Samsung QN85D 65 inch and above use ADS panel, so viewing angle is not an issue, you should have mentioned that too
Can you give me the source for that information? I am looking for 85" and would prefer ADS panel
According to rtings, it's VA.
DTS isn't a problem for Blu-ray as long as you plug your Blu-ray player into your receiver ....
Unless you only have a soundbar
Something not right about some of the graphics on this video. The section related to 24p Judder gave a score of 10/10 but the graphic at the bottom of the screen said that it was only better than 37% of 123 TVs tested. Another section gave a score of 9.9/10 but the graphic said it was only better than 47% of 123 TVs tested. The viewing angles looked awful when discussing them but the (several) occasions when the TV was turned from side on to face on later in the video made it look absolutely fine. Sorry guys but this is a poor video.
What about the samsung 55QN86D?
I cant find any professional review about it 🤷
Is it the same as the 55QN85D?
🤷🤷
there's a QN87D model sold here. you guys know the difference with this model...?
Same with me. I see 85, 86 and 88 here. 85D is significantly cheaper than the others. No clue what the difference is. I have seen 88D in perosn and it looks good and has a VA panel. I am confused if 85D is also the same
QN85D vs Q80D both in 55 inches which one is better?
Qn85d
Ughhh! How did Samsung tv's spike so high in price compared to last years models?!
champions are the best at this, I ask you between this model and last year's 65 INCH 85C, which in my country is sold with an IPS panel, which of the 2 models would you recommend, I await your response so I can purchase one of the 2, thank you very much
eBay has this 75'' model on sale for $1278 until 10\27. Is that a good enough price to grab it?
I bought the 85" QN85D for about $1100 tax included. Is this a good deal?
Yes, where did you get that deal?
@@patrickpietrzak1639 Samsung edu discount and flash sale.
Yes where at. My best buy is 1500 on sale for 75" right now
I also bought (two) qn85d’s 85 inches for 1100 each from Samsung epp, I ordered qnx1d (on sale right now) but they must of ran out as they swapped both of my tv for this qn85d and it’s scheduled for delivery this week. I’m ecstatic lol
@@donaldwiggins7740 thats insane, im gonna have to spend 1700, ON SALE
Had a look myself, tv was nice but it had no dolby vision. So invested in a sony x85l, had dolby vision with a much better natural picture.
Hi everyone! please advise me!
what to buy:
- Samsung Neo Qled QN85D
- LG Oled B4
It's the price that makes one look elsewhere
Ah yes because Black Friday and Cyber Monday don’t exist
@@jollamasales don’t really exist anymore for at least 10 years. Anything you can buy on Black Friday it would’ve been cheaper during the year anyways.
How can companies rely on only two sale days per year??
wouldn't pay full price for the QN85 series. I got the 85 inch QN85C for $3,800 Aus down from 5,999.
I just got mine 85 c but dont like it so much. Thy told me it was much better as the tcl c745 but now think about chanching it wat do you think
I like how they say 'much better'... What does that mean? I'm a Samsung guy but not at the spiked 2024 prices!
What don't you like about the QN85C?
Samsung gave up the midrange segment to TCL and Hisense. There is not much money left to earn in that segment for Samsung. So why bother? And it shows.
TCL and Hisense has destroyed Samsung mid range tv and Sony Bravia series as well next year they will totally catch up with the top brands
The only midrange Samsung models are the edge lit junk that isn't built to last according to ratings review
Bruh what the hell is samsung doing? Lol. More blooming, 2x as thick as last year? Dimmer? 💀
Talked to Samsung rep. Its more expensive to manufacture a thinner panel. To keep the price point relatively the same as 85c series there was cost savings going thicker in the manufacturing process.
@@edwinlaucys4251 The 85C is now a lot cheaper than the 85D though. I don't see any reason to get the 85D as a consumer. Obviously Samsung would prefer us to get a more expensive tv that's cheaper to manufacture 😑
Not worth it man Samsung has gotten stagnant they not doing enough with their TVs
Samsung is relying on cheap thin edge lit models that are not built to last.
Doesn't make sense because they were already making thin models. Its not like they had to reinvent the wheel.
No DTS support means i have to look elsewhere.
Why Samsung does not include it on their TV's make no sense,
their soundbars do, go figure !
Because they want you to buy their overpriced soundbars :)
@@wolfura That is no suprise but stupid as it means feeding your source through the soundbar.
I never have had much faith in Samsung gear.
its the only thing i absolutely HATE about my S90C. I did not realize how much i used DTS, and looking back at it, i would not buy the TV again because of this, even tho it was with a good discount and the image quality is amazing
@@MKR3238 If you have a large collection of Laserdiscs, DVD's or Blu-Ray then DTS support is esential.
Perhaps someday Samsung will get the message.
I totally agree, no DTS or Dolby vision in not a sale
Ahh the classic "upsell" TV, given just the right amount of annoying compromises to manoeuvre people into a higher end model.
Even reduced the number of zones this year. Fancy that.
A difficult sell given what TCL and Hisense are offering in this price bracket these days.
I bought this TV for $1200 in the 85". Is this worth it?
Just bought (nov-2024) the Samsung 55QN85D with soundbar HW-Q600C together for €650. Is this a good deal?
Yes. Very good deal. I just got the tv only & it was 830€. Even so, I still consider the price okay given what the tv offers 😅.
Hello Gentlemen, I recently found your channel and watched a few videos that are very knowledgeable. Thanks a lot to that, i have a quick question, I am looking to buy a 75-inch TV here in Calgary, 🇨🇦.. here at my local store, I am getting Sony X80K 75inch for 1170$ + tax, Sony Bravia 3 75inch for 1390$+tax, Samsung Q82C 75inch for 1565$ + tax. I am really confused. Please help out by suggesting which one is better value for money and best one at this price. Kind Regards..
Is it worth it?
Better off buying the 2024 tcl QM8 instead of this tv. Samsung tax is too high on this model
Man the TCL and Hisense is stepping on Samsung and Sony throats Hisense U8N is already been name one of the best values of the year and goes blow for blow with Bravia 7 while being 1000 dollars cheaper that’s crazy to me
The Hisense is cheaper and better? No, it costs way more than the Samsung. The 55 inch is almost 300€ more than the Samsung.
$1400 for this "midgrade TV", but still no Dolby Vision. Samsung is too cheap to pay a small licensing fee.
They helped make the competition HDR+. If they add dolby vision it would be viewed as submitting to arguably better tech.
@@CodeBonYT It is better tech.
@milldude19 I won't argue with that, but samsung would help make their own project irrelevant if they embraced DV. They were fine adding dolby atmos because it doesn't compete with their own product.
Why do Samsung keep ignoring DTS and Dolby Vision? Are they just been cheapskates? It makes their TVs an instant no-no for me as an owner of physical discs.
It's their competition against Sony, both hate each other, neither likes including the other's format support in their first party products.
I would get a hisense over this samsung. At 75 inches the hisense is the better buy absolutely
Mid range???? Foh
I'll never by a Samsung TV again. Got burned in 2 of them. Love their phones but that's it. I'll stick with Hisense, Vizio, or TCL.
Can you provide some feedback on how you got burned with the Samsung tv's?? I have had good luck with Samsung but am disgusted with the price spikes. I am turning towards TCL brand
@@kcstereo yes, first one was a 2009 46". It developed a discoloration around the out 2" of the screen. Not uniformly but jagged edges. That happened within 3 to 4 years. Then it started screeching something awful on start up when it was cold. I read it had to do with a failing main board. Second on was 55" bought in 2015 or 2916. Great tv while it lasted. It was def in 2019. Was watching one night and screen went back k..sound was fine. Took to repair ship and entire screen was broke. I got another tv from my co worker. It's a Samsung, needed a new board. I fixed it, has the dreaded random purple spots on the screen . Look it up and you'll see what I mean. My Hisense 75" has treated me all so far. Going on 2 years. Gaming looks great. Sports and tv look great. The days of buying high dollar TV's for me are done! The 55" Samsung was the deal breaker for me.
You don't want to buy a cheap Chinese TV. Quality assurance matters.
I understand your argument but is it still true nowadays? I bought a Sony in 2022 but almost went for Hisense. I was told I had old thinking. Have to admit if I were to replace my Sony X90K, I think I'd go for Hisense this time. But I have no complaint to make on my Sony. Is it the same with Samsung buyers?
@racineurr.8924 these reviewers are not interested in brand reliability. It's best to buy from a reputable brand like Sony. Does that mean you won't have problems? No, but you are more likely to have a more durable set and better customer service.
@@JC-vx9htOH man i was at Bestbuy they try to pitch that x90K to me. It was brutal experience. They really act the act, talk the talk.
Had3 Sony tv's over the years and nothing but issues....
I've heard this TV is really good.😊
The comments above yours say otherwise 💀
@@jollama it was good before i wonder what happened?
@@michaelwyckoff7593 It was never good to begin with. All Samsung TVs have gone downhill after the Q9FN and/or Q90R depending on who you ask
@@michaelwyckoff7593 Tell me you’ve never seen the Q8FN/Q80R without telling me you’ve never seen the Q8FN/Q80R
Exactly
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Which one better please?
S90C 55inch
Qn85d 65inch