Just bought this one and it's literally the best f@cking TV I've ever seen in my life. I was about to buy an oled LG, the C2 but this one seemed better to me overall. That brightness man is something else. This tv is everything you need in terms of picture, literally. If you're wondering just go for it all the way. Man I'm blown away by that thing 😳.
@@secondopinion89 The TV is really bright. Day time or night time, it's always bright enough, and my living room gets really bright. There is some stuttering while watching fast moving low quality content or sports. Other than that there is no stutter. 4k content is mesmerizing. There isn't any Glare on the screen, there are times around 3 PM the sun shines into my living room and TV just over powers the light from the Sun. Even on a bright sunny day, the colors are accurate and does not fade away like an OLED would. I went to a showroom to look at TVs, went in to get an OLED, but after seeing it's performance in bright environments I was very disappointed. When I went in it was only 10AM, so the sun was not even at its peek and the TV was struggling. Right next to the LG C2 was the Samsung QN900B, that TV was just out shining that C2. I knew the QN900B uses the same tech and brightness levels as QN90B, so I asked the sales rep to turn on the QN90B as well. It too delivered similar amount of brightness. This being a Mini-LED the black level were also very close to OLED. So for the bright room I had, the QN90B was a cheaper and more obvious solution to my TV needs. As for in Gaming the QN90B 50' comes with AMD freesync pro at 144HZ so you are covered in the gaming department as well for the next 10 years at least. Over all I would say it's a good purchase if you need to place a TV in a bright environment and still enjoy watching TV.
Dave has been the best TV reviewer I have seen over the last decade always super accurate and great calibration tips as well hope you're doing well sir
Ive never seen a reviewer ever discuss or test motion xcelerator turbo pro on this and the qn95b model. Why is that? Is it a useless feature since hdmi 2.1 allows 4k 120hz max? Ive been searching for an answer since the launch of the 2022 qleds and havent found it yet.
So the QLED have better picture quality the OLED? I don't play a lot of games but. I watch movies alot. I don't watch TV from an angle. I look straight at it..
@@JackHackett1It’s awesome, It’s just a better tv for bright rooms. It looks great at night as well! Main difference from any OLED is how bright the Samsung is. Only issues are blooming in the Samsung but personally I don’t mind it!
Bought a 65" QN90A this week from Best Buy Canada $1355 USD/$1799 Cdn. Any differences are so minute between the 90A vs90B that it doesn't make sense paying up $300 for the 90B.
qn700b (8k) or qn90b? I was very undecided. I know that the 700B is 60hz and the hi-fi quality lags behind the 90b. Other than that, is there any reason why I should prefer the 90b? The quantum matrix (mini-led) densities that worry me the most and that I can't learn about. An entry-level 8k or a mid-range 4k? I would be glad if you can give suggestions.
It's not the best TV, not even close, it's good value tho... G2 is far brighter and so was G1 because of next gen evo oled panel, C1 does not have that, meaning 30-40% less brightness
Anyone had issues with the audio and video becoming out of sync from time to time? It’s not just one app either. Have had it happen on Netflix, Disney+, Amazon, even the Samsung tv channels
To samsung qn90b , on 1430.1 firmware , the motion looks too smooth , even with motion settings disabled. In Filmmaker mode, this problem is also present. To firmware 1310.1 motion was verry good for movies . In menu service what is the diferences between those two firmwares , to the motion and bfi settings ?
Thanks for the review. I'm torn between qn90b 85", or the C1/2 77". Buying tvs would be easier if retailers had setups more reflecting of a typical home.
I just went today and viewed both the C1/C2 and QN90B. I’m partial to the LG C Series because OLED will always beat out QLED in terms of image, but I’m leaning towards the QN90B because of the longevity AND brightness, which the C Series definitely lacks. In a brightly sun-lit living room, the QLED is the clear winner. Burn-in is definitely something I fear for as a gamer, so once again the QLED wins. You just have to be willing to sacrifice those things or be willing to take those risks. It’s down to preference.
@@spiritchaser4337 No it's not hahah, even Samsung turned to OLED now, like all phones and tablets in the high-end segment. LCD is only for low to mid-end stuff now. Dated garbage tech really.
Spread the word, SAMSUNG broke Bluetooth on almost all their TVs recently with their last firmware update (QN90A 2001 was perfect, 2111 broken). Causes the Sony XM5, and possibly other Sony products to buzz them crash or disconnect.
How do I get the QN90B home screen to look like the QN90A? So much better than the current layout which takes up the whole screen! I can't watch TV and browse the apps and configs at the same time, it's stupid!
I adore David and his reviews and I know he favors OLED. However, I think that I'm done with OLED. OLED burn-in is not rare. It's a real thing. I've had two LGs and the volume up/down symbols, along with the mute indicator, got burned in. I won't even comment on the CNN or FOX channels which I rarely watch, but they have burned in as well. Come on. That's just silly and I really have to blame LG for that. Why would you create onscreen indicators so caustic and harsh that they ruin your screen? Why would you make such a wimpy screen? Did no one test these before mass production? So, I'm done with OLED until they pull themselves together. I'll go for QLED going forward.
@@turbojobo I agree, I had poor experience due to DSE, Smearing, light bleed, IPS contrast ratio. Now ive got Samsung qn95B must say I miss 8k upscale and DV thouhg.
@@lukey08 I saw the 85 and 90 and 85 has better more realstic picture and it's also super bright and has great hdr. The 90 and 95 is overly contrast blown out
@Dillon yes I just got it and it's veatiful. Colors my opinion best compared to qn90 which has va panel. Va panel blows out oicture and contrast losing detail
Can somebody tell me if that screen have a feature adjust image in 32 inchs or something like this ?? if you know screens who can do this please tell me ? Thanks !!
I would have been interested in the same, but I can't find an answer to my questions anywhere. I would use it mainly for photo/video editing, and some movie watching, gaming. I got tired of searching and ordered this TV today. Unfortunately it won't arrive this year, it's not due for delivery until January 2, but we'll find out in a few days if it was a good idea.
@@beryllium4043 I took an oled because everyone says they are best. But I have a problem with it, as it is difficult to use the menues. It is fast to update the pictuers but it actually gives me a bit of eyestrain. The menues are not as they use to be. (it is a LG c2 55", but I have seen a LG CS that is close to eachother. But the settings were better on the CS. More possibilities to fine-tune the picture. I don't understand what the difference is in these menues? I have to go back to the store and do a little research. There is one thing whith the C2 that it keeps on resetting the values for light and contrast, whenever I change input source. Very anoying. And the pictuere from the computer is not white - it is yellow. So maybe I was too quick to buy a tv, because the eyestrain is there, even if i is of another sort. And the sound is strange and very anoying, There is bass - but the equalizer is not working as it should. And the TV:s search facilities are entirely focused on entertainment. Nothing serious. I really hate that. But the pictuere is good. Even as I have rather poor internet connection. So I am not happy with it. But I have not worked myself through all settings yet.
My QN90B arrived today, I'm still getting to know it. Unfortunately, due to my own inexperience, I set some things wrong, so the TV wanted to treat the PC as a set-top box, which resulted in a slightly purple shift in the picture colour. I was scared that it wouldn't work as I would be using it for work as a photographer. Then someone posted on a forum that I shouldn't select a "provider" during setup and just add the PC via HDMI afterwards. It works perfectly now, and it even realised that it was a computer that I connected it to, so now I have the option to use standard (e.g. for work) and entertainment mode. The former is the equivalent of a classic monitor display, the latter is a real movie/gaming mode with beautiful colours and light. 120Hz (European model) works perfectly, natively, no cheap tricks. I was very surprised by the blacks, my eyes have to look for halos, however there are two small negatives: firstly there is a 2 finger wide vignetting on the edges of the screen. It's slight, not distracting, but I'm sure there will be some who will be bothered. The other is that on a dark grey image, there is some bluish cast in the bottom corners. It's probably the background lighting leaking a bit. Surprisingly, it only shows up in grayscale, e.g. in Photoshop, it's not distracting when watching a movie or working. However, because of its size, when I sit close to it, I can see the colour fading towards the edges that is typical of LCDs. All in all, I'm very happy with it, for less than 700 EUR I think it was a very good buy.
Thanks for review. I'm thinking to buy one. That minimalistic remote is horrible and it has to go..to the bin. I would also like to have nonsense gaming things disappear but you have to give up something like nice OS for good panel.
Remember when SONY's tvs lasted forever, bright image, that TRINITRON family amazing, but they Lost it with cheaper options on the market, not si good but cheaper; for sure Quality is still there
Does the 75" version of the QN90B support gaming in 4K 120hz or 144hz? Often the larger screen sizes doesnt support gaming as well as the smaller 43 or 55" versions. I read on a webshop that this 75" doesnt support 4k 144hz, can some one confirm this?
Nope, just got one. Steam Link App Availability is a lie - it's not available for any 2022 Samsung TVs. The rainbow screen glare is absurd, making it horrible for bright rooms, can't even have a soft lamp on at night or the rainbow glare goes all the way across the screen(yes I took the film off). No Dolby Vision support. As a recent owner... I feel I've been lied to many times in many reviews of this TV.
@@jamespowell8685i thought the 85” qn85b or any qn85b for that matter didn’t have the ultra wide angle filter that gives the rainbow effect with reflections. You have the 90b or 85b?
I have the TV. Normal sunlight through windows and ceiling light/floor lamps doesn’t seem to have any issues for it. Picture is very bright in any lighting. The rainbow effect does come out. But only if you shine a light (flashlight for example) directly at the screen. In normal everyday usage, you won’t ever notice the Tv can have that rainbow effect.
How well can I avoid tizen on this tv? If I don’t connect it to the internet and just use external sources, does it get in the way? Eg by forcing me on the home hub or something? Or can it work as a dumb monitor?
Anybody knows the Max Nits on this TV when its calibrated properly on HDR ? Not fully max Nits because thats not practical. Like when its 50 contrast and 50 brightness with full local dimming. Contrast Enhancer off. Movie mode. What would be the nits in this case ? Im unable to calibrate my xbox and ps5 HDR :/
I bought and hung this TV (2022 model) on the wall and love it. And I love Dave's video! The only question I'm having trouble getting a solid answer, including from Samsung chat, is whether there is a thin film on the screen that needs removal. Anyone have a firm answer for me?
I know the HDMI ports are 2.1 but the spec allows for lower bandwidths. Can anyone confirm the bandwidth of the HDMI ports? I can't find any info on Samsungs website.
Why don't you show this tv in 1080P mode and let the viewers know how it looks. I say this because this is what most of us watch when viewing network tv. How bright is the screen in the 1080P compared to an OLED? You need to concentrate on this aspect due to the fact that this is what we will be looking at then or if we buy this tv.
@@halo-halo9244 Hi Halo, great name by the way, I am buying the Xbox X series this weekend, and the game pass. Excited to get back into gaming. As for the 1080P part, the picture I was getting was darker than my 9 year old model I just got rid of. I got the A95K yesterday and had to call sony and had them take control of the tv to adjust it. Would be nice to just know the settings with videos like these, otherwise a guy like me who knows squat about this stuff will be lost. Thank you Sony.
whoaaaa did he just hit samsungs off angle, even with that wide angle viewing layer? Needs a measurement proof to make that claim cus that's some true bs, it's nowhere near as bad as other led panels.
Steam Link App Availability is a lie - it's not available for any 2022 Samsung TVs. The rainbow screen glare is absurd, making it horrible for bright rooms, can't even have a soft lamp on at night or the rainbow glare goes all the way across the screen(yes I took the film off). No Dolby Vision support. As a recent owner... I feel I've been lied to many times in many reviews of this TV.
The motion blurring on this Tv is insane and the special mode for gaming makes the experience worse... A fast moving image just becomes blurry and its just not nice to look at. Wouldnt reccomend after 6 months of owning it.
David, I love your reviews, but you are so sold on OLED TVs. Should I send you pictures of my screen burn-in from just the volume buttons of my LG OLED? It's only 3 years old. Dude. Stop hyping OLED. It's like promoting crystal meth - great high but short life.
Hi, do you suggest this tv for PlayStation 5? I am a bit confused as I want a faster response time and low input lag which Sony doesn't offer but i need that HDR tone mapping which is Sony have.. please suggest i want to buy a new tv
Just bought this one and it's literally the best f@cking TV I've ever seen in my life. I was about to buy an oled LG, the C2 but this one seemed better to me overall. That brightness man is something else. This tv is everything you need in terms of picture, literally. If you're wondering just go for it all the way. Man I'm blown away by that thing 😳.
Just ordered it. Liked the review but U sent me over the edge lolol
@@bellcurve0 I just ordered it as well. You did better marketing with that review than the ppl working at Samsung
@@TheKhan_02 😄
Had mine about a year. Its so bright as soon as the sun sets I have to change presets 😂
Just ordered it as well, gonna get here on Sunday-Monday. I'm so hyped
Just purchased the 50 inch QN90B, excited for it's delivery later today!! 🥳🔥😄
It’s nice till you notice the ads built into the TV menus. Such a piss off for an expensive TV, would be a piss off on any TV actually
@@Alex-us2vw I had an s95b and the ads never bothered me
Love to hear your experience of it... Is there motion stuttering on it and some reviews say the glare on the screen messes everything.
@@secondopinion89 The TV is really bright. Day time or night time, it's always bright enough, and my living room gets really bright. There is some stuttering while watching fast moving low quality content or sports. Other than that there is no stutter. 4k content is mesmerizing. There isn't any Glare on the screen, there are times around 3 PM the sun shines into my living room and TV just over powers the light from the Sun. Even on a bright sunny day, the colors are accurate and does not fade away like an OLED would. I went to a showroom to look at TVs, went in to get an OLED, but after seeing it's performance in bright environments I was very disappointed. When I went in it was only 10AM, so the sun was not even at its peek and the TV was struggling. Right next to the LG C2 was the Samsung QN900B, that TV was just out shining that C2. I knew the QN900B uses the same tech and brightness levels as QN90B, so I asked the sales rep to turn on the QN90B as well. It too delivered similar amount of brightness. This being a Mini-LED the black level were also very close to OLED. So for the bright room I had, the QN90B was a cheaper and more obvious solution to my TV needs. As for in Gaming the QN90B 50' comes with AMD freesync pro at 144HZ so you are covered in the gaming department as well for the next 10 years at least. Over all I would say it's a good purchase if you need to place a TV in a bright environment and still enjoy watching TV.
@@Marioejoseph
Thanks for that super detailed reply. Worth the read. You rock 👍
Dave has been the best TV reviewer I have seen over the last decade always super accurate and great calibration tips as well hope you're doing well sir
Is Dave single?
I am replace my OLED because of burn in so I got this TV, should be here tomorrow! Thanks. :)
How good is it? Really considering this for my ps5 or An lg qned miniled
@@jevz7512 I am still loving it. It's very close to my oled without the worry of burn in.
Your thumbnail is truly the BEST! Also very well explained video.
Ive never seen a reviewer ever discuss or test motion xcelerator turbo pro on this and the qn95b model. Why is that? Is it a useless feature since hdmi 2.1 allows 4k 120hz max? Ive been searching for an answer since the launch of the 2022 qleds and havent found it yet.
Just ordered the 65". Comes next week, getting wall mounted.
Can't wait...
My 50 inch is arriving today so excited to use it as my PC monitor 😍
Do you use windows PC or mac?
@@turk1071 windows
I think I'm gonna get the 43" for my PC (windows).
Dead pixel is ha very high risk on Neo Qled.
Sir have you watched Live Sports on this TV Can you please give your feedback thinking of buying one
Samsung QE50QN90B
So the QLED have better picture quality the OLED? I don't play a lot of games but. I watch movies alot. I don't watch TV from an angle. I look straight at it..
Just bought the 55 inch so can’t wait to play on my PS5 and Xbox series x.
How are you finding it for gaming?
Any update on how it looks for gaming ? How does it handle the blacks and is it over saturated or perfect ?
@@JackHackett1It’s awesome, It’s just a better tv for bright rooms. It looks great at night as well! Main difference from any OLED is how bright the Samsung is. Only issues are blooming in the Samsung but personally I don’t mind it!
@@irvingramiro518 yeah I have one mate I brought one haha
@The Author Why? Personal opinions need not apply
Bought a 65" QN90A this week from Best Buy Canada $1355 USD/$1799 Cdn. Any differences are so minute between the 90A vs90B that it doesn't make sense paying up $300 for the 90B.
Portland, JAMAICA in the Building !!!!
you have the option to tuck away the back wires but that one wire hanging is quite funny.
what's the tested size? I'd like to know the differences between the available sizes
qn700b (8k) or qn90b? I was very undecided. I know that the 700B is 60hz and the hi-fi quality lags behind the 90b. Other than that, is there any reason why I should prefer the 90b? The quantum matrix (mini-led) densities that worry me the most and that I can't learn about. An entry-level 8k or a mid-range 4k?
I would be glad if you can give suggestions.
Don't buy an 8k TV. There's barely any 8k content, it's not worth it.
Qn90B đẹp hơn
@@TT-df9hp So stupid to think that 8k needs 8k content to be useful.
@@jasonstatham483 same thing with the new consoles, not worth it when after 3 years there’s barely any games that actually take advantage of the power
@@sahzus Tbh even pas gen games looks better on xbox SX, than on xbox one.
Just got it best tv I've ever owned amazing gamers dream come true
I just ordered it, is it this good ? Im scared most people say it has rainbow Effect
Only if your playing rainbow road on mario kart.
Is this a good tv to use for pc gaming?
Just got a 77" C1 OLED for cheap. Only $2600. Super happy. Will last me 5 years easily without an upgrade. Best tv for movies, tv, and gaming.
It's not the best TV, not even close, it's good value tho... G2 is far brighter and so was G1 because of next gen evo oled panel, C1 does not have that, meaning 30-40% less brightness
what is that art you had there on the tv?
Whats the size of the tv tested?
whats better this or the 800b
*Please review the panasonic tv!*
I just got mine and am I’m having trouble adjusting the bright. Whites are too whites, darks are too darks
How is it for watching sports?????????
I just picked up two of these and I'm really looking forward to getting them mounted.
It's been 9 months I wanted to know how has been your experience with this tv?
I'm still impressed by them, good purchase in my opinion. @@mr.awesome7817
Have you noticed color banding issues with the QN90B in dark scenes?
That white background screen in the opening of this video sure looks dirty.
Anyone had issues with the audio and video becoming out of sync from time to time? It’s not just one app either. Have had it happen on Netflix, Disney+, Amazon, even the Samsung tv channels
To samsung qn90b , on 1430.1 firmware , the motion looks too smooth , even with motion settings disabled. In Filmmaker mode, this problem is also present. To firmware 1310.1 motion was verry good for movies . In menu service what is the diferences between those two firmwares , to the motion and bfi settings ?
thanx for review
Thanks for the review.
I'm torn between qn90b 85", or the C1/2 77".
Buying tvs would be easier if retailers had setups more reflecting of a typical home.
I wouldn’t get a C1, the risk of permanent burn in is not a joke, it’s real.
I just went today and viewed both the C1/C2 and QN90B. I’m partial to the LG C Series because OLED will always beat out QLED in terms of image, but I’m leaning towards the QN90B because of the longevity AND brightness, which the C Series definitely lacks. In a brightly sun-lit living room, the QLED is the clear winner. Burn-in is definitely something I fear for as a gamer, so once again the QLED wins. You just have to be willing to sacrifice those things or be willing to take those risks. It’s down to preference.
@@spiritchaser4337 No it's not hahah, even Samsung turned to OLED now, like all phones and tablets in the high-end segment. LCD is only for low to mid-end stuff now. Dated garbage tech really.
@@wilfredogomez5505 look into S95B
@@lort6022 lol idiodic comment. You don't know what your talking about. Mini led...is modern led tech.
Spread the word, SAMSUNG broke Bluetooth on almost all their TVs recently with their last firmware update (QN90A 2001 was perfect, 2111 broken). Causes the Sony XM5, and possibly other Sony products to buzz them crash or disconnect.
Is it a VA panel?
No burn in and can watch any content for as long as you wish.
Can a web cam be used on this tv using a USB 3.0 port?
Response time isn't a measure of input lag but the grey to grey performance. Badically the ghosting.
Is it good for a dark room?
Could someone talk about lack of Dolby vision and is it actually important ?
6:15 so basically a gaming console in the TV? Like Xbox series S (the diskless version)?
When did David Katzmier come back? Awesome!
Does the remote have back-light?
How do I get the QN90B home screen to look like the QN90A? So much better than the current layout which takes up the whole screen! I can't watch TV and browse the apps and configs at the same time, it's stupid!
Is this a 50 inch you show?
I adore David and his reviews and I know he favors OLED. However, I think that I'm done with OLED. OLED burn-in is not rare. It's a real thing. I've had two LGs and the volume up/down symbols, along with the mute indicator, got burned in. I won't even comment on the CNN or FOX channels which I rarely watch, but they have burned in as well. Come on. That's just silly and I really have to blame LG for that. Why would you create onscreen indicators so caustic and harsh that they ruin your screen? Why would you make such a wimpy screen? Did no one test these before mass production? So, I'm done with OLED until they pull themselves together. I'll go for QLED going forward.
Its not just LG. Every oled has burn in i dont think that will ever change
Depends which model you have, also, how long are you leaving these tvs on for at a time?
Is it too bright? Meaning can the brightness be turned down?
So, is this TV good for gaming on Xbox Series X?
Whats the best for xbox series x, the lg c2 or this one? 43 inch
Is this TV better than LG QNED996 8K? (Not worried about 8K vs 4K)
lg is trash if not oled
@@turbojobo I agree, I had poor experience due to DSE, Smearing, light bleed, IPS contrast ratio. Now ive got Samsung qn95B must say I miss 8k upscale and DV thouhg.
@@saqqawattuhb7505 8k is not worth it since theres no content and dv is whatever honestly
@@turbojobo So stupid to think that 8k needs 8k content to be useful.
Can you get something like QN90B 50-inch for gaming~~but cheaper? From Hi-Sense or TCL?
TCL c745 or the hisense u7k
Mine tilts a bit on the left side. Not 100% level. Anyone else have that? Stand is in properly. Any suggestion?
Rainbow effect?
I think the x95k with mini led is better with color tone, but this TV is no slouch!
Unfortunately x95k has bad blooming control so will not be as good in dark environments
@@lukey08 I saw the 85 and 90 and 85 has better more realstic picture and it's also super bright and has great hdr. The 90 and 95 is overly contrast blown out
@@wingedhussar1453 the qn85b?
@Dillon yes I just got it and it's veatiful. Colors my opinion best compared to qn90 which has va panel. Va panel blows out oicture and contrast losing detail
@@wingedhussar1453 I'm moving up from a hisense u8h I mainly use it for ps5 movies and cable TV so it's between LG b2 or the Samsung qn85b or 90b
I have a Q90T do you think the QN90b is worth the upgrade? The 55 inch is around $1,000....thank you.
Here too but I cant decide between this and the Samsung S95B
Can somebody tell me if that screen have a feature adjust image in 32 inchs or something like this ?? if you know screens who can do this please tell me ? Thanks !!
Just got one here in Australia 🇦🇺
How has it been , still working fine etc , quick review ?
Urgh 55 or 65 inch?
Thank you for strait information. I have a pair of other issues too: How is this TV to use as a monitor screen? And what about eye strain?
I would have been interested in the same, but I can't find an answer to my questions anywhere. I would use it mainly for photo/video editing, and some movie watching, gaming. I got tired of searching and ordered this TV today. Unfortunately it won't arrive this year, it's not due for delivery until January 2, but we'll find out in a few days if it was a good idea.
@@erikpeterffy7552 I also got tired of searching. Too many models. I also ordered a TV, an oled that had gone down in price by 30 %.
Any updates would be appreciated, looking for the same answer
@@beryllium4043 I took an oled because everyone says they are best. But I have a problem with it, as it is difficult to use the menues. It is fast to update the pictuers but it actually gives me a bit of eyestrain. The menues are not as they use to be. (it is a LG c2 55", but I have seen a LG CS that is close to eachother. But the settings were better on the CS. More possibilities to fine-tune the picture. I don't understand what the difference is in these menues? I have to go back to the store and do a little research. There is one thing whith the C2 that it keeps on resetting the values for light and contrast, whenever I change input source. Very anoying. And the pictuere from the computer is not white - it is yellow. So maybe I was too quick to buy a tv, because the eyestrain is there, even if i is of another sort. And the sound is strange and very anoying, There is bass - but the equalizer is not working as it should. And the TV:s search facilities are entirely focused on entertainment. Nothing serious. I really hate that. But the pictuere is good. Even as I have rather poor internet connection. So I am not happy with it. But I have not worked myself through all settings yet.
My QN90B arrived today, I'm still getting to know it. Unfortunately, due to my own inexperience, I set some things wrong, so the TV wanted to treat the PC as a set-top box, which resulted in a slightly purple shift in the picture colour. I was scared that it wouldn't work as I would be using it for work as a photographer. Then someone posted on a forum that I shouldn't select a "provider" during setup and just add the PC via HDMI afterwards. It works perfectly now, and it even realised that it was a computer that I connected it to, so now I have the option to use standard (e.g. for work) and entertainment mode. The former is the equivalent of a classic monitor display, the latter is a real movie/gaming mode with beautiful colours and light. 120Hz (European model) works perfectly, natively, no cheap tricks. I was very surprised by the blacks, my eyes have to look for halos, however there are two small negatives: firstly there is a 2 finger wide vignetting on the edges of the screen. It's slight, not distracting, but I'm sure there will be some who will be bothered. The other is that on a dark grey image, there is some bluish cast in the bottom corners. It's probably the background lighting leaking a bit. Surprisingly, it only shows up in grayscale, e.g. in Photoshop, it's not distracting when watching a movie or working. However, because of its size, when I sit close to it, I can see the colour fading towards the edges that is typical of LCDs. All in all, I'm very happy with it, for less than 700 EUR I think it was a very good buy.
I am debating between the LG QNED85 and Samsung QN90B. Any suggestions/wisdom?
Was debating this also but maybe qn85b cause I heard the 90 has rainbow effect
@@itachi20007 I am going to give the QNED 85 a try though there might be some risks
@@itachi20007 I got the LG QNED 85 and I am happy with it
I have QN93B 65", how is this different from QN95B and QN90B. Can somebody help me know this.
Thanks for review. I'm thinking to buy one. That minimalistic remote is horrible and it has to go..to the bin. I would also like to have nonsense gaming things disappear but you have to give up something like nice OS for good panel.
Is it better than the hisense u8h? Like for ps5 and movies and tv from cable
hisense is trash. Samsung, Sony, LG are the top 3.
They didn't talk about the update that decreased the brightness on this tv🤨🤔
What about the awful rainbows and distorted reflections when any light hits the screen?
Katzmier is my favorite tv reviewer.
Remember when SONY's tvs lasted forever, bright image, that TRINITRON family amazing, but they Lost it with cheaper options on the market, not si good but cheaper; for sure Quality is still there
I handed my Sony to a friend becuse l was up grading ten years old and still going strong!😊
ich verstehe nicht wie man leiser und lauter stellet drücke bei der bekloppten fernseh bediinung auf plus minus und es kommt nur mute .
Burn in probability? Whatcha think? Thanks! ♐
Does the 75" version of the QN90B support gaming in 4K 120hz or 144hz? Often the larger screen sizes doesnt support gaming as well as the smaller 43 or 55" versions. I read on a webshop that this 75" doesnt support 4k 144hz, can some one confirm this?
it supports 120hz on xbox/ps5 while 144hz is for pc
How manny dead pixels?
Honestly hate companies who post videos but don’t respond back to the viewers
What brand is that table? 🔥
apple
I seen this today effin nice
cnet is really out here in 2022 using voice assistant names in videos huh?
Just got one 65 inch let’s see how it works
Getting the same size , quick review ?
Looks like the latest Home Screen had taken a wrong turn, hate it
Why does this particular screen scratch so easily? I can barely clean dust off with a microfiber cloth without leaving hairline scratches 😢
Thanks for letting us know.
Dry a damp micro cloth using DISTILLED water. Then dry gently with a dry micro fiber cloth.
You may not have scratches. Just smeared dust or debris.
I found an 85" QN90B for $2,385 after tax, should I pull the trigger and purchase?
Nope, just got one. Steam Link App Availability is a lie - it's not available for any 2022 Samsung TVs. The rainbow screen glare is absurd, making it horrible for bright rooms, can't even have a soft lamp on at night or the rainbow glare goes all the way across the screen(yes I took the film off). No Dolby Vision support. As a recent owner... I feel I've been lied to many times in many reviews of this TV.
@@jamespowell8685i thought the 85” qn85b or any qn85b for that matter didn’t have the ultra wide angle filter that gives the rainbow effect with reflections. You have the 90b or 85b?
The qn85 dosent have rainbow effect I was told
I have the TV. Normal sunlight through windows and ceiling light/floor lamps doesn’t seem to have any issues for it. Picture is very bright in any lighting.
The rainbow effect does come out. But only if you shine a light (flashlight for example) directly at the screen. In normal everyday usage, you won’t ever notice the Tv can have that rainbow effect.
I have the Samsung UN78KS9800 SUHD. Is this tv better ?
WOW DON'T NEED A XBOX CONSOLE MY GRANDSON IS GONNA FREAK OUT
How well can I avoid tizen on this tv? If I don’t connect it to the internet and just use external sources, does it get in the way? Eg by forcing me on the home hub or something? Or can it work as a dumb monitor?
I have a samsung 7 series, I don’t have it connected to the internet I think you are safe without internet access.
Just like last year qn90a, about 720 dimming zones. No upgrade :( QN900B has almost double.
Well, yeah...its double the resolution
Anybody knows the Max Nits on this TV when its calibrated properly on HDR ? Not fully max Nits because thats not practical.
Like when its 50 contrast and 50 brightness with full local dimming. Contrast Enhancer off. Movie mode.
What would be the nits in this case ?
Im unable to calibrate my xbox and ps5 HDR :/
Higher then any oled and with more natural picture
what size is the tv
90”
I bought and hung this TV (2022 model) on the wall and love it. And I love Dave's video! The only question I'm having trouble getting a solid answer, including from Samsung chat, is whether there is a thin film on the screen that needs removal. Anyone have a firm answer for me?
yes you have to remove that thin film from the TV, as when TV heats up with time that film becomes pale and sticky.
Yes. Remove it.
GameChanger!
I know the HDMI ports are 2.1 but the spec allows for lower bandwidths. Can anyone confirm the bandwidth of the HDMI ports? I can't find any info on Samsungs website.
Why don't you show this tv in 1080P mode and let the viewers know how it looks. I say this because this is what most of us watch when viewing network tv. How bright is the screen in the 1080P compared to an OLED? You need to concentrate on this aspect due to the fact that this is what we will be looking at then or if we buy this tv.
I believe it automatically upscales to 4K mode, so your 1080p will be upscaled to 4K.
@@halo-halo9244 Hi Halo, great name by the way, I am buying the Xbox X series this weekend, and the game pass. Excited to get back into gaming. As for the 1080P part, the picture I was getting was darker than my 9 year old model I just got rid of. I got the A95K yesterday and had to call sony and had them take control of the tv to adjust it. Would be nice to just know the settings with videos like these, otherwise a guy like me who knows squat about this stuff will be lost. Thank you Sony.
@@iamric23 that's awesome you got the A95K. Well hope you enjoy your gaming.
there is no 1080p mode
@@estusflask982 of course there is, 95% of shows are in 1080P
I just got it new at 999€ 55"
Should i get this for about 1500€ or the QN95A + a soundbar for under 1000€? ( both are 55 inches)
How many HDMI 2.1 ports do you want?
Qn90b and qn95a both have 4 hdmi 2.1 ports qn90b ports are in tv qn95a there on the one connect box
I bought the tv yesterday, how can i show the gaming bar? I tried the play button, and with my ps5 it says it doesn’t support VRR ;)
هل منافذ الhd HDMI2.1 ولا HDMI2.0 ؟
Hold play/pause button . And not all games support VRR , you need the games that support VRR and 120hrz
@@supermajed9433 all 2.1
@@SMOKY427 thank you I ordered it yesterday 50” + world cup stream 1032$ i hope it worth it
00:49. Dirty screen effect
whoaaaa did he just hit samsungs off angle, even with that wide angle viewing layer? Needs a measurement proof to make that claim cus that's some true bs, it's nowhere near as bad as other led panels.
Steam Link App Availability is a lie - it's not available for any 2022 Samsung TVs. The rainbow screen glare is absurd, making it horrible for bright rooms, can't even have a soft lamp on at night or the rainbow glare goes all the way across the screen(yes I took the film off). No Dolby Vision support. As a recent owner... I feel I've been lied to many times in many reviews of this TV.
The motion blurring on this Tv is insane and the special mode for gaming makes the experience worse...
A fast moving image just becomes blurry and its just not nice to look at.
Wouldnt reccomend after 6 months of owning it.
David, I love your reviews, but you are so sold on OLED TVs. Should I send you pictures of my screen burn-in from just the volume buttons of my LG OLED? It's only 3 years old. Dude. Stop hyping OLED. It's like promoting crystal meth - great high but short life.
Dang..that TV in the video has bad DSE....you can really see it with the camera recording it...
Is it better than Sony x90k?
Yup
Really??!
Has this TV still got the 10 year screen burn guarantee, I game for a living so many many hours are going to be spent using it.
Hi, do you suggest this tv for PlayStation 5? I am a bit confused as I want a faster response time and low input lag which Sony doesn't offer but i need that HDR tone mapping which is Sony have.. please suggest i want to buy a new tv
This is not an oled TV so I am not sure you cen even get a burn in on this.
I agree within reason but unfortunately I have seen better tv,s instead of Samsung flat screens?
Can you name some?
What about the sound????????
The sound is good, it sounds like it is directed towards you. But I got the Samsung soundbar and it was totally worth it.