Glad that you finally put a proper review of this TV. Honestly, ever since the QN90B, the different between Samsung 43-50 inches and 55-65 inches are just so massive they should have been listed as a seperate product altogether. Still, though if it's similar to QN90B 43 inches from last year I kinda have skepical. That TV has terrible blooming - especially in game mode where you actually need to use it as a monitor, has piss poor viewing angle, and one of the slowest response time you can find on any high end VA LCD, and not well tune for its max 144 refresh rate with a higher input lag on top of everything. Unless you want to use that TV as productivity/gaming (and not the creative kind of productivity - just for open multiple windows at once or text processing), then I really can't see why anyone should by this over the C2 42 inches OLED
I have the 50-inch version of the QN90B and I absolutely love it. I don't see any blooming in my dimly lit room environment, which I easily noticed on my last FALD LCD TV. Blacks look deep and inky, and there's also much better shadow detail than my LG CX. Motion and color are also much better on my QN90B than on my LG CX. Honestly, the QN90B just blows away the CX overall. And I had the C2 briefly but sent it back because it was only a small improvement over my CX. It still had most of things I don't like about the CX. So from my perspective the QN90B is a much better television and a much better buy.
@@cyberedge881 Hmn I only have Q90A to compare, and yes they do have fairly noticeable blooming (in a more challenging scenes) I do agree though that I was quite prefer it over the CX, but they kind of trading blows a lot of the times. In the end it's the ghosting and viewing angles that set me more towards C2 and not exactly the HDR performance
I have QN90B. I use it in my office as a second monitor, streaming and TV. I don't do gaming. I'm very pleased with it. Maybe I'm not as picky but I don't see any blooming. It supports ATSC 3.0 so it works great as a TV. At the time it was the only small TVs to support ATSC 3.0.
Also, kinda disappoint that they went ADS this year for the higher end QN90B model. I think VA mini-LED with Wide Viewing Angle layer is just the ultimate form of LCD HDR display. ADS and IPS are just going to have more blooming even with 1000+ zones. And again, you can't always rely on FALD algorythm since you will also need game mode
Hey KG I erased my comment once I realized someone asked the same question but I didn’t realize you responded to it. Thanks for the response man. I think I’m going to go with the 43 inch QN90C over the QN90B because of your recommendation. I’ve had an entry level Samsung for years and I’m excited to get a TV that does 4k/120hz because I’m about to get a PS5. OLEDs concern me because of burn in and I know the Sony X85K has resolution issues with 4k/120hz so I think the QN90C is the right choice. Thanks for your help man. Keep up the good work.
Some people say that the va panel of the QN90B 43 inch is not that good so there is ghosting and text smearing. Also the va panel of 43 inch Samsung Neo g7 monitor is very bad and that monitor has a lot of ghosting and text smearing. I want to ask you:- 1) How is the va panel of the QN90C 43 inch compared to the va panel of the other 2 screens that I mentioned? 2) Is it true that QN90B 43 inch has ghosting and text smearing? 3) Does the QN90C 43 inch have ghosting and text smearing?
I really like my 43 QN90B, but I use It as a bedroom TV for movies and console gaming. I wouldn't use It as a monitor or a living room TV though, It needs better viewing angles there
@@hastensavoir7782 The Samsung QN90C in the 43" and 50" sizes have a VA panel and 144Hz 4K frame rate, while the other sizes have an IPS/ADS panel with a frame rate of only up to 120Hz 4K
They are very similar so id go with the newer one because I love the feature set better and its the same price. Yes both have the viewing angle problem.
Give us your full settings for this TV plz. I can find settings for the 55 inch and upwards but none for the 43 and 50! PS: wow, thanks a lot, I had not noticed the colors washing out on the sides before but now I see it lol
Sorry lol, as far as settings go they should be pretty universal overall for Samsung QLED not much has changed in the way they program their TVs I have a guide from 2 years ago that’s still pretty relevant search my channel for “settings” it should pop up
@@TechWithKG to be fair I did notice it before, but I wasn't sure it was the TV or what. When playing Overwatch your hero lil avatar on the bottom left corner , I noticed its colors were washed off but I didn't connect the dots... You don't edit the white balance, etc?
I just bought the A90K 42 cause it’s the best tech at that size for my gaming desk. Burn in is a concern as i play cod a lot. Very interested in this tv
What is going on with all 50 inch TVs having VA panels and the manufacturers keeping quiet about it in the specs? I am trying to replace a 50 inch IPS TV and trying to decide on a new one is the opposite of fun.
That Quantum TV reviewer was very negative on this TV, claiming it had much worse blooming than on prior models. Did you think it was worse compared to the QN90B?
I have the 50 inch QN90B and it's an absolute beast. I'm seriously impressed with it. I have many top end TVs (Pioneer Pro-101FD, Panasonic VT60, LG CX, etc) and this QN90B is the first modern TV that really feels like a leap forward. It's what a modern 4k, HDR display should be, IMO. I almost didn't buy it because it seems very trendy to crap on mini-LED TVs and put OLEDs on a pedestal, which almost convinced me to stay away. I'm glad I listened to my gut, though, and took a chance on the QN90B.
Do you think the qn93c at 50" would be better for blooming? As that one has the UHD Ultimate Dimming Pro which the others only have the UHD Ultimate Dimming.
Im eyeing the 43 inch. I see the specs showing a depth of 8.7 inches for the tv with the stand. I am looking for a different measurement that i can not find posted anywhere. What is the measurement of the depth of the tv with stand between the back of the stand and the front of the tv? Also the specs do not show anything about the vents. Where exactly are all the vents located on this tv?
Nice review KG. Im seriously looking forward to a review of the QN95C if you get it KG. For me its a deffo buy out of the qled or the qd oled this year. The S95C vs QN95C vs S95C will be a heavywieght battle video that I would pay ringside tickets to see. Im sure it would help me finally pull the trigger. KG one question..if I mostly watch sdr (1080p hd) which technology would be better, qd oled or qled mini led? Thanks KG
There is some configuration so that the TV has the perfect image for games ? I just bought the Qn90 43 and I'm using it as a monitor. if you can help, several people have 43, but most videos, websites have settings, 55 above where the panel is not VA. Thanks.
LCD has come a long way. Honestly the issues are non-issues for me, contrasting a good VA like this one with an OLED, only the stutter from the unnatural pixel response times from OLED bothers me.
I ended up getting the QN90B 43 on special. It’s not bad but I think because I bought an a80j prior to this it’s ruining it for me slightly. The colours seem washed out on HDR and I can notice the ghosting a bit when playing RE4. I guess that’s the VA side of it. It’s still ok, I’ll just have to get used to it. The Sports Game Picture mode really is the best in the Game settings for HDR games. Set gamma back down 2 and brightness to 32. It’s the closest this thing gets to looking like an OLED. Dimming to High. Contrast to High. The one I picked up yesterday has light popping out of the bezel at the top. 🧐
The QN90B has mich higher color volume than the A80J, either you are watching It off angle or It's placebo, maybe calibration as well, DCI P3 doesn't look as colorful as we expect usually.
@ThePipojp Yeah, the colors on my QN90B look better to me than the colors on my LG CX. My calibrated QN90B next to my calibrated plasmas has a very similar look in terms of the colors, which is not the case with my CX. I'm pretty sure this has something to do with color purity in RGB spectrum (measured in spectral power distribution) and in color brightness.
What about flickering? Most tv´s... the Day after.. i´m blinking to much. Like my brain is still processing the images from the gaming the night before. People say its the pwm-flickering. I bought 13 oled tv´s and Every one has this issue. Now i think i have to go to led and have a high pwm-frequency like 960hz.. this tv has that. Would you say that the flickering is not a issue on this tv or is..
I need help i want to get either q80c vs qn85c vs qn90c but not sure which one is best i heard lots of problems with the qn90c any help would be appreciated
i have Qn90b 43" its great for gaming but i have huge problem with the ghosting and black smearing is nightmare ruin my gaming experince Does Samsung solve this problem or reduce it in QN90C 43" ? Thanks ..
I like most people like the latest and greatest but I don't think the jump will be big enough this year to justify dropping over another 2 grand to upgrade.
@@TechWithKG how about QN85C 55" vs QN90C 50" Both are very discounted and the 85 is 100$ cheaper. I am not happy with the viewing angle issues you are showing here with the 90..
I need help choosing bewteen the 50qn90b o the 50qn90c, in my country the 90c is 100 bucks more expensive, wanna know if that extra money is worth the newest technology, by the way I love bright tvs and those crazy vivid colors.
I had the chance to compare them and I went with the 50QN90B. They're both absolutely amazing, but the 50QN90C seemed a little less vibrant (but also a bit more natural looking). The QN90B still looks natural, though. Overall they're very close and they trade blows, but since the QN90C is more expensive I went with the QN90B. Couldn't be happier.
@cyberedge881 QN90C 50 inch still using VA panel right? because right now i claim warranty from samsung for 50QN90B.. so they give me exchange to 50QN90C so which one is better for 50"inch QN90B or QN90C ?
Hi ,2 weeks ago I bought a qn95b 85”, during the day it looks beautiful but at night a rainbow is seen on the top of the TV screen, I want to change it when do you recommend that I not do that effect? I would like Samsung, thanks
@@TechWithKG Where I have the TV is in front of my kitchen and the lights that I have on the ceiling are reflected on the screen, this is how the rainbow is produced, I have photos to send you, if I turn off the lights in the kitchen, the TV looks perfect, you do you have any recommendation?
Thanks for provide very good review. I am seeking 43 inch TV for my living room for gaming & movie. Previously I interested to buy the QN 90C. But after watching this review, I changed my minds hahaha.. Is there any recommendation?
@@TechWithKG In my country LG 42C2 is sold for 840 Eur and LG 42C3 for 999 Eur and then let's say Samsung 43 QN90C for 799 Eur. I first thought of buying last year's model Sony 43 X80K for 600 Euro, since I will have a TV in the dining room to watch certain sports matches, shows and TV series. Now I don't know what I would like anymore because what is cheaper is not good at all, I am talking about Hisense and TCL because there are no good models in this size. I would have the Sony 43X85K, but it is more expensive than the LG C3, even the older X85J costs 974 Eur. But it is important to me that the TV shows what it can, that a good picture from a bad source has a poor resolution and that the movement of the picture is good.
This is way out of my price range. Do you have to make an account to use a samsung tv? I want to get rid of my roku tv...it's horrible. It throws ads at you and not just the ones you see when you watch a movie, I mean ads on the main menu screen. It also puts things in your main menu that you did not choose or download. The remote comes with 4 proprietary streaming buttons that I WILL NEVER USE!! and you can't remap them. Roku sucks!! This looks like a nice tv just out of my price range..thanks for the video!!
The VA panel was a death blow. I was just about to hit buy. So disappointed. The IPS-like panels on the other models check all the boxes for me. I really don't understand why they did this to the smaller TVs. Wondering if the QN85 has the IPS panel? Also concerned about the BGR pixel layout. The larger sizes have RGB and IPS panel. Much better all around for what I need it for.
The problem is that people who routinely watch 4:3 and 1.85:1 and beyond content like me are going to get burn-in with an OLED no matter how careful they are and how obsessive they are in running the algorithms and trying to "equalise" the wear over the entire pixel area. Such people really only have two choices - the Samsungs or go to a laser projector.
If you watch tv in a dim room , or only during evening with low light around you, then it's perfect. Otherwise, for normal content, any oled is way too low brightness. I returned the C2, since i love having some sun enter my room and could not see the image well.
Recently got the c2 on a sale, went from a IPS 27" Asus and honestly the brightness is no problem at all, sure pure white screens are a little dim compared next an LCD but unless you want your retina burnt it is actually more comfortable for the eyes. I really recommend c2 as a monitor
QN90C 50 inch still using VA panel right? because right now i claim warranty from samsung for 50QN90B.. so they give me exchange to 50QN90C so which one is better for 50"inch QN90B or QN90C ?
@@ThePipojp quality over quantity. tcl 835 is so much better in blooming control, that there is almost no blooming at all. Better picture for half price of qn90.
I spoke with Samsung direct a few weeks ago and asked them if there would be the same downgraded panel for the 43 inch, like they did with previous generations, and they insisted that this year they would have the same quality/features. Clearly they're full of shit
@@williamshevr couldn't watch the whole thing. It was unwatchable to me. All a recording of a video game. If here mentioned it, must have been for 12 seconds max ? No sweat. We got a Sony Bravia anyway. No questions about those. 99% spent on video games, 1% spent on audio quality ? Yeah.. no time for that. Ends must justify the means. I don't remember being vulgarly critical, however I do appreciate your kind criticism of me. Lol...
I'm not sure why the idiots decided to use VA for the 43 inch, I was hoping for a (ADS) IPS 43 inch TV since LG doesn't make a high end 43 inch TV. I wish the 55 inch was VA with the 43 inch being ADS (IPS). That would have made more sense.
Nothing bets OLED. I just looked at pricing and it doesn't make sense to me. The LG OLED C2 42" is around $899 and is a fantastic TV, very highly reviewed. I have it but, want to explore my options for 2023. So far, I am very disappointed in what I am finding.
be aware about one very bad down side of this tv and its the viewing angles, terrible, the colors and image quaity fade and look washed out as soon as you move off center, i had the tv 2 days and i returned it just because of this......dont buy VA panel tv or monitors they have the worse viewing angles ever seriously its like you have to be stiff petrified looking at it other wise it will look like shit,bye.
@@designbygeo no it doesn’t have the wide viewing angle coating, 43-50inch version have VA with no viewng angle coat, from 55 up its ADS panel (pretty much same as IPS) and those do have wide viewng angles, maybe you had a VA panel before and you just dont notice it, but coming from an IPS and downgrading to VA it just looked terrible to me
That's laughable. I've been completely disappointed in my CX ever since I got it, and i even got a C2 hoping things had improved, but they really hadn't improved much. So I decided to take a chance on the QN90B. To my utter shock it turns out that it blows my CX out of the water. Black levels are nigh indistinguishable in my dimly lit room, while color reproduction and motion are much better on the QN90B. HDR is so much better on the QN90B it's absurd. I couldn't believe it. I've never been an LCD fan. And it turns out I don't like the way WRGB OLEDs look either. But this QN90B looks incredible to my eyes.
Glad that you finally put a proper review of this TV. Honestly, ever since the QN90B, the different between Samsung 43-50 inches and 55-65 inches are just so massive they should have been listed as a seperate product altogether.
Still, though if it's similar to QN90B 43 inches from last year I kinda have skepical. That TV has terrible blooming - especially in game mode where you actually need to use it as a monitor, has piss poor viewing angle, and one of the slowest response time you can find on any high end VA LCD, and not well tune for its max 144 refresh rate with a higher input lag on top of everything.
Unless you want to use that TV as productivity/gaming (and not the creative kind of productivity - just for open multiple windows at once or text processing), then I really can't see why anyone should by this over the C2 42 inches OLED
I have the 50-inch version of the QN90B and I absolutely love it. I don't see any blooming in my dimly lit room environment, which I easily noticed on my last FALD LCD TV. Blacks look deep and inky, and there's also much better shadow detail than my LG CX. Motion and color are also much better on my QN90B than on my LG CX. Honestly, the QN90B just blows away the CX overall.
And I had the C2 briefly but sent it back because it was only a small improvement over my CX. It still had most of things I don't like about the CX.
So from my perspective the QN90B is a much better television and a much better buy.
Yeah I don't get the issues some consider the 50 inch version of that TV to have
@@cyberedge881 Hmn I only have Q90A to compare, and yes they do have fairly noticeable blooming (in a more challenging scenes)
I do agree though that I was quite prefer it over the CX, but they kind of trading blows a lot of the times. In the end it's the ghosting and viewing angles that set me more towards C2 and not exactly the HDR performance
Blooming on the 43 qn90b really isn't that bad
@@cyberedge881 what didnt you like about the c2
I have QN90B. I use it in my office as a second monitor, streaming and TV. I don't do gaming. I'm very pleased with it. Maybe I'm not as picky but I don't see any blooming. It supports ATSC 3.0 so it works great as a TV. At the time it was the only small TVs to support ATSC 3.0.
Also, kinda disappoint that they went ADS this year for the higher end QN90B model. I think VA mini-LED with Wide Viewing Angle layer is just the ultimate form of LCD HDR display. ADS and IPS are just going to have more blooming even with 1000+ zones. And again, you can't always rely on FALD algorythm since you will also need game mode
Don’t lose hope, check Qn95c
But I can’t stand the rainbow effect on the VA panels with wide viewing layers
Hey KG I erased my comment once I realized someone asked the same question but I didn’t realize you responded to it. Thanks for the response man. I think I’m going to go with the 43 inch QN90C over the QN90B because of your recommendation. I’ve had an entry level Samsung for years and I’m excited to get a TV that does 4k/120hz because I’m about to get a PS5. OLEDs concern me because of burn in and I know the Sony X85K has resolution issues with 4k/120hz so I think the QN90C is the right choice. Thanks for your help man. Keep up the good work.
Some people say that the va panel of the QN90B 43 inch is not that good so there is ghosting and text smearing. Also the va panel of 43 inch Samsung Neo g7 monitor is very bad and that monitor has a lot of ghosting and text smearing.
I want to ask you:-
1) How is the va panel of the QN90C 43 inch compared to the va panel of the other 2 screens that I mentioned?
2) Is it true that QN90B 43 inch has ghosting and text smearing?
3) Does the QN90C 43 inch have ghosting and text smearing?
I really like my 43 QN90B, but I use It as a bedroom TV for movies and console gaming. I wouldn't use It as a monitor or a living room TV though, It needs better viewing angles there
Yeah that be the perfect use case I enjoyed it as a TV straight on
I know this video is a little bit older, but, how far back were you sitting when you were testing the viewing angles?
Can we get an updated picture settings for Qled 2023 since you have the VA panel much appreciated.
I need also settings for sdr movies, hdr movies, sdr and 4k hdr gaming
I wish the 43" had a ips/ ads panel, because of the better response times for gaming. Would be nearly perfect then.
They do have it!
@@hastensavoir7782 Ne C model has a va panel. I did some research.
@@hastensavoir7782 The Samsung QN90C in the 43" and 50" sizes have a VA panel and 144Hz 4K frame rate, while the other sizes have an IPS/ADS panel with a frame rate of only up to 120Hz 4K
KG, which would you say is better? 43 QN90B or 43 QN90C? Does the 43 QN90B also have viewing angle issues?
They are very similar so id go with the newer one because I love the feature set better and its the same price. Yes both have the viewing angle problem.
@@TechWithKG il 43" qn90c soffre di effetto ghosting???
Is the ghosting better \ less noticeable than on the QN90B?
Give us your full settings for this TV plz. I can find settings for the 55 inch and upwards but none for the 43 and 50!
PS: wow, thanks a lot, I had not noticed the colors washing out on the sides before but now I see it lol
Sorry lol, as far as settings go they should be pretty universal overall for Samsung QLED not much has changed in the way they program their TVs I have a guide from 2 years ago that’s still pretty relevant search my channel for “settings” it should pop up
@@TechWithKG to be fair I did notice it before, but I wasn't sure it was the TV or what. When playing Overwatch your hero lil avatar on the bottom left corner , I noticed its colors were washed off but I didn't connect the dots...
You don't edit the white balance, etc?
btw Im not a big fan of game mode picture, so I'm running it now with it off. Is it true that with game mode off VRR cant be on?
VRR can be on with that enabled. It’s just game motion plus because it’s frame interpolation that is what can’t be on with VRR.
@@TechWithKG I cant see the option for gsync when game mode is off on the TV =S
I just bought the A90K 42 cause it’s the best tech at that size for my gaming desk. Burn in is a concern as i play cod a lot. Very interested in this tv
Awesome review, quality work
I struggle find a good 43 inch productivity monitor
Can I ask you, what TV you prefer for gaming on PS5? Samsung QN90C or Sony Bravia OLED 48A90K?
What is the difference between this and the QN93C?
@ 7:56 you can clearly see on the light poles the stutter video issue this TV has.
Thee is no way to tell. The UA-cam video is at 30 fps. The source could have been anything.
I need to have it on Gaming Mode in order to have GSync on. Any recommendations for image settings for the QN90C 43" for Game Mode HDR???
What is going on with all 50 inch TVs having VA panels and the manufacturers keeping quiet about it in the specs? I am trying to replace a 50 inch IPS TV and trying to decide on a new one is the opposite of fun.
That Quantum TV reviewer was very negative on this TV, claiming it had much worse blooming than on prior models. Did you think it was worse compared to the QN90B?
The guy who fiddles with dimming performance in service menu's 😂
Smaller tvs are underrated
I have the 50 inch QN90B and it's an absolute beast. I'm seriously impressed with it. I have many top end TVs (Pioneer Pro-101FD, Panasonic VT60, LG CX, etc) and this QN90B is the first modern TV that really feels like a leap forward. It's what a modern 4k, HDR display should be, IMO.
I almost didn't buy it because it seems very trendy to crap on mini-LED TVs and put OLEDs on a pedestal, which almost convinced me to stay away. I'm glad I listened to my gut, though, and took a chance on the QN90B.
good review m8, thanks
Can you use it as a PC monitor in 4K at 120 Hz with HDR, G-Sync and 4:4:4 chroma subsampling enabled at the same time?
Shouldn't be an issue.
Do you think the qn93c at 50" would be better for blooming? As that one has the UHD Ultimate Dimming Pro which the others only have the UHD Ultimate Dimming.
did you find an answer to this question?
Will you ever review or compare the Neo QLED 8K from Samsung? I wanna hear your opinion about it
Im eyeing the 43 inch. I see the specs showing a depth of 8.7 inches for the tv with the stand. I am looking for a different measurement that i can not find posted anywhere. What is the measurement of the depth of the tv with stand between the back of the stand and the front of the tv?
Also the specs do not show anything about the vents. Where exactly are all the vents located on this tv?
Qn95c will much better than qn90c. When can get it KG?
Hearing later this month I will keep everyone posted in the community tab once I know more.
Nice review KG. Im seriously looking forward to a review of the QN95C if you get it KG. For me its a deffo buy out of the qled or the qd oled this year.
The S95C vs QN95C vs S95C will be a heavywieght battle video that I would pay ringside tickets to see. Im sure it would help me finally pull the trigger.
KG one question..if I mostly watch sdr (1080p hd) which technology would be better, qd oled or qled mini led? Thanks KG
I’ll definitely be trying to get one for review once I can.
@@TechWithKG Thanks KG. KG which tv impresses you the most right now out of the G3 or S95C?
@@sj460162 Can't say yet without seeing them next to each other hopefully later this month. I just got the S95C haven't unboxed it yet though.
I can’t even keep track of the model numbers any more lol !! I wonder at this point, should I rent a TV like I rent an iPhone from Apple? 😅
@@TechWithKG Thanks KG. Looking forward to what you think of the S95C.
There is some configuration so that the TV has the perfect image for games ? I just bought the Qn90 43 and I'm using it as a monitor. if you can help, several people have 43, but most videos, websites have settings, 55 above where the panel is not VA. Thanks.
LCD has come a long way. Honestly the issues are non-issues for me, contrasting a good VA like this one with an OLED, only the stutter from the unnatural pixel response times from OLED bothers me.
Need picture settings
Would my Qn90b 85 inch have this problem. Just ordered it
What problem?
Is this 43" QN90C a good buy for $600? Mainly for use with consoles and my PC.
Yes brutality
I ended up getting the QN90B 43 on special. It’s not bad but I think because I bought an a80j prior to this it’s ruining it for me slightly. The colours seem washed out on HDR and I can notice the ghosting a bit when playing RE4. I guess that’s the VA side of it. It’s still ok, I’ll just have to get used to it.
The Sports Game Picture mode really is the best in the Game settings for HDR games. Set gamma back down 2 and brightness to 32. It’s the closest this thing gets to looking like an OLED. Dimming to High. Contrast to High.
The one I picked up yesterday has light popping out of the bezel at the top. 🧐
The QN90B has mich higher color volume than the A80J, either you are watching It off angle or It's placebo, maybe calibration as well, DCI P3 doesn't look as colorful as we expect usually.
@ThePipojp
Yeah, the colors on my QN90B look better to me than the colors on my LG CX. My calibrated QN90B next to my calibrated plasmas has a very similar look in terms of the colors, which is not the case with my CX. I'm pretty sure this has something to do with color purity in RGB spectrum (measured in spectral power distribution) and in color brightness.
What about flickering?
Most tv´s... the Day after.. i´m blinking to much. Like my brain is still processing the images from the gaming the night before. People say its the pwm-flickering.
I bought 13 oled tv´s and Every one has this issue.
Now i think i have to go to led and have a high pwm-frequency like 960hz.. this tv has that.
Would you say that the flickering is not a issue on this tv or is..
I need help i want to get either q80c vs qn85c vs qn90c but not sure which one is best i heard lots of problems with the qn90c any help would be appreciated
i have Qn90b 43" its great for gaming but i have huge problem with the ghosting and black smearing is nightmare ruin my gaming experince
Does Samsung solve this problem or reduce it in QN90C 43" ?
Thanks ..
I like most people like the latest and greatest but I don't think the jump will be big enough this year to justify dropping over another 2 grand to upgrade.
So my microsoft office and vs code work will be bad on this monitor? Productivity work is something youtubers should be more honest about.
guess I'll just wait until the tech advances *sight*
I just want a nice 32" 4k 144hz monitor that's like my MacBook Pro 14"
OLED has burn-in
Wouldn’t worry much about OLED burn in to be honest I use a Mac and an OLED as my monitor for 3 years 0 burn in issues
@@TechWithKG most issues are after 4-5 years these days
What game where you playing as a ronin or samurai
Wo Long
Which one would you pick between QN90C 50" and Q80C 55", both TVs are the same price!
QN90C for sure.
@@TechWithKG how about QN85C 55" vs QN90C 50"
Both are very discounted and the 85 is 100$ cheaper. I am not happy with the viewing angle issues you are showing here with the 90..
I need help choosing bewteen the 50qn90b o the 50qn90c, in my country the 90c is 100 bucks more expensive, wanna know if that extra money is worth the newest technology, by the way I love bright tvs and those crazy vivid colors.
I had the chance to compare them and I went with the 50QN90B. They're both absolutely amazing, but the 50QN90C seemed a little less vibrant (but also a bit more natural looking). The QN90B still looks natural, though. Overall they're very close and they trade blows, but since the QN90C is more expensive I went with the QN90B. Couldn't be happier.
@cyberedge881 QN90C 50 inch still using VA panel right?
because right now i claim warranty from samsung for 50QN90B.. so they give me exchange to 50QN90C
so which one is better for 50"inch
QN90B or QN90C ?
Hi ,2 weeks ago I bought a qn95b 85”, during the day it looks beautiful but at night a rainbow is seen on the top of the TV screen, I want to change it when do you recommend that I not do that effect? I would like Samsung, thanks
Why is there a rainbow? Do you have a light that you can’t turn off or something else reflecting onto it?
@@TechWithKG Where I have the TV is in front of my kitchen and the lights that I have on the ceiling are reflected on the screen, this is how the rainbow is produced, I have photos to send you, if I turn off the lights in the kitchen, the TV looks perfect, you do you have any recommendation?
@@fabianagrecco4024 Yeah, turn the lights off!
Dimming Zones for “50 QN90C??
420 dimming zones
Thanks for provide very good review. I am seeking 43 inch TV for my living room for gaming & movie. Previously I interested to buy the QN 90C. But after watching this review, I changed my minds hahaha.. Is there any recommendation?
I like the 42 inch LG C2 right now $799 can't beat it for the price
Got it. Thanks
@@TechWithKG In my country LG 42C2 is sold for 840 Eur and LG 42C3 for 999 Eur and then let's say Samsung 43 QN90C for 799 Eur.
I first thought of buying last year's model Sony 43 X80K for 600 Euro, since I will have a TV in the dining room to watch certain sports matches, shows and TV series. Now I don't know what I would like anymore because what is cheaper is not good at all, I am talking about Hisense and TCL because there are no good models in this size. I would have the Sony 43X85K, but it is more expensive than the LG C3, even the older X85J costs 974 Eur. But it is important to me that the TV shows what it can, that a good picture from a bad source has a poor resolution and that the movement of the picture is good.
This is way out of my price range. Do you have to make an account to use a samsung tv? I want to get rid of my roku tv...it's horrible. It throws ads at you and not just the ones you see when you watch a movie, I mean ads on the main menu screen. It also puts things in your main menu that you did not choose or download. The remote comes with 4 proprietary streaming buttons that I WILL NEVER USE!! and you can't remap them. Roku sucks!! This looks like a nice tv just out of my price range..thanks for the video!!
No you can use without creating an account. What’s your price range? And what size?
The VA panel was a death blow. I was just about to hit buy.
So disappointed. The IPS-like panels on the other models check all the boxes for me. I really don't understand why they did this to the smaller TVs.
Wondering if the QN85 has the IPS panel? Also concerned about the BGR pixel layout. The larger sizes have RGB and IPS panel. Much better all around for what I need it for.
Panel va is beter
Ips worst so luch blooming😂
VA PANEL ALOT BETTER
The problem is that people who routinely watch 4:3 and 1.85:1 and beyond content like me are going to get burn-in with an OLED no matter how careful they are and how obsessive they are in running the algorithms and trying to "equalise" the wear over the entire pixel area. Such people really only have two choices - the Samsungs or go to a laser projector.
I'll probably get a 42" C2
If you watch tv in a dim room , or only during evening with low light around you, then it's perfect. Otherwise, for normal content, any oled is way too low brightness. I returned the C2, since i love having some sun enter my room and could not see the image well.
@@sogetsu60 Have you tried QD-OLED and MLA? Apparently it is suppose to be much brighter?
Recently got the c2 on a sale, went from a IPS 27" Asus and honestly the brightness is no problem at all, sure pure white screens are a little dim compared next an LCD but unless you want your retina burnt it is actually more comfortable for the eyes. I really recommend c2 as a monitor
gl w/ burn-in
I got a 42” c2 the end of last year, very disappointed. Too dark for gaming and watching sports.
Is the ADS Panel a downgrade from a VA panel. The ADS Panel looks flatter and dimmer.
ADS Panel is a downgrade
Hi hat the 43qn90b returned it was smearing blacks all over the place qn90c have the same ?
Hmm I haven't noticed any smearing in dark content on my 50 inch QN90B
@@cyberedge881 mmmm maby eu model is different vieuwing angel was bad 2 i tink Will buy the 55qn90c it have a ips bud waiting for price drops
QN90C 50 inch still using VA panel right?
because right now i claim warranty from samsung for 50QN90B.. so they give me exchange to 50QN90C
so which one is better for 50"inch
QN90B or QN90C ?
Yeah it’s better than the B because of the 2023 HDR flexibility options, both are VA at 50” get the C for sure
@@TechWithKG ha effetto gosting ol 43' e il 50 VA ???
yo vampire survivors is awesome
Yo KG
don't tell me this still has a fucking BGR subpixel layout
TCL C835 is probably better TV and cost half of this. If someone have space for 55"(minimum they make) it will be far better buy.
That still has fewer dimming zones than the 43 qn90 despite being much bigger
@@ThePipojp quality over quantity. tcl 835 is so much better in blooming control, that there is almost no blooming at all. Better picture for half price of qn90.
I spoke with Samsung direct a few weeks ago and asked them if there would be the same downgraded panel for the 43 inch, like they did with previous generations, and they insisted that this year they would have the same quality/features. Clearly they're full of shit
Not one word about the audio quality. Hmmm... like doesn't that matter ?
@@williamshevr couldn't watch the whole thing. It was unwatchable to me. All a recording of a video game. If here mentioned it, must have been for 12 seconds max ? No sweat. We got a Sony Bravia anyway. No questions about those. 99% spent on video games, 1% spent on audio quality ? Yeah.. no time for that. Ends must justify the means. I don't remember being vulgarly critical, however I do appreciate your kind criticism of me. Lol...
I'm not sure why the idiots decided to use VA for the 43 inch, I was hoping for a (ADS) IPS 43 inch TV since LG doesn't make a high end 43 inch TV. I wish the 55 inch was VA with the 43 inch being ADS (IPS). That would have made more sense.
Va is better gaming
@@mauri113 no it isn't, Cheap VA panels causes smearing.
@@R323838VA is perfect
Nothing bets OLED. I just looked at pricing and it doesn't make sense to me. The LG OLED C2 42" is around $899 and is a fantastic TV, very highly reviewed. I have it but, want to explore my options for 2023. So far, I am very disappointed in what I am finding.
wow I can see the gradient. that is terrible. Pass..... (wanted it for a monitor)
Very stupid way to test viewing angles...
be aware about one very bad down side of this tv and its the viewing angles, terrible, the colors and image quaity fade and look washed out as soon as you move off center, i had the tv 2 days and i returned it just because of this......dont buy VA panel tv or monitors they have the worse viewing angles ever seriously its like you have to be stiff petrified looking at it other wise it will look like shit,bye.
No issues with viewing angles with the 50 inch QN90C for me, it seems to have the coating
@@designbygeo no it doesn’t have the wide viewing angle coating, 43-50inch version have VA with no viewng angle coat, from 55 up its ADS panel (pretty much same as IPS) and those do have wide viewng angles, maybe you had a VA panel before and you just dont notice it, but coming from an IPS and downgrading to VA it just looked terrible to me
Va better, ips worst panel ever kid😂@@AMP889
why even care about LCD tvs in 2023
I'll save you the trouble and tell you QLEDs are a waste of money. The latest QLED can't even outperform a 3 year LG OLED.
That's laughable. I've been completely disappointed in my CX ever since I got it, and i even got a C2 hoping things had improved, but they really hadn't improved much. So I decided to take a chance on the QN90B. To my utter shock it turns out that it blows my CX out of the water. Black levels are nigh indistinguishable in my dimly lit room, while color reproduction and motion are much better on the QN90B. HDR is so much better on the QN90B it's absurd. I couldn't believe it. I've never been an LCD fan. And it turns out I don't like the way WRGB OLEDs look either. But this QN90B looks incredible to my eyes.
Don't listen to this guy, he's talking rubbish. This TV has really bad blooming. My 13 year old Sony LCD has less blooming than this TV.
based on speculation