Samsung - 65” Class QN90B Neo QLED 4K Smart Tizen TV

After much research i choose the qn90b Setup was easy and flawless,pairing external devices,soundbar ect. Picture quality is excellent especially in 4k,some say home hub is slow,i think it depends on your internet connection,i have fiber and it is super fast with no buffering and delays, Tons of streaming content to keep you busy,game hub is a great bonus if your into gaming,havent tested yet,need to get wireless controller. I almost went the the lg c2, glad i didn't.This tv is bright when you want it,better than the lg by far,plus no burn in problems which alot people report on the lg oled. Go with the samsung,you cant go wrong I also went with the total tech on warranty,just makes sense and total piece of mind,best buy techs and floor sales,not commisioned are very helpful and knowledgeable. Cant go wrong with best buy and samsung.

I purchased the QN90B 65 inch about 3 weeks ago. I continue to be amazed by the the brightness, deep blacks and the contrast. Q-symphony adds good sound. The operating system is not as responsive as I would like and there is a minimum blooming, but the pros outweigh the cons.

Best TV we’ve ever owned hands down. The picture quality is excellent and sound superb. My last tv I had to turn the volume to up to 45 and this I can hear fine at 20. If your wondering if you should buy the cheaper tv and save a few bucks I say go for the better quality because I’ve done it and you’ll end up with a line across your screen in a years time. You won’t be disappointed in this selection. Also won’t hurt to get that added protection. Hope this review helps as I’m not an expert just my honest opinion.

Beautiful picture and color, we had issues watching TV before as it was too dark, this TV is so vibrant and I can see what is happening, even when the sun coming through the windows. We also had a soundbar installed, WOW!

For me it came down to picking between the 65 inch samsung s90c, LG C2 or the samsung qn90b. I am not even ashamed to admit that if I get into a game I can go all-in with some real long sessions so overall my gaming habits (along with me constantly falling asleep and going away from the TV thus leaving static images on a ton) with a OLED TV ain't a good fit. It has been almost a month and I have no regrets whatsoever with my decision. The contrast and the miniLED local dimming is great on this TV so the blacks is deep and does a respectable job competing with a OLED's, but the TV also has the benefit of having those nice peak nits and 10 percent windows that I is like looking into the sun.....really brings out those video game HDR scene highlights that a OLED can't in comparison. (You just have to experience the pleasure/pain of cutting on the TV at like 5 am eastern time with all the of the room lights off while the game is displaying a red dead redemption 2 sunrise/sunset at clemen's point......it feels/hurts so good, lol). Local dimming is scaled back a bit under normal game mode, but if you actually classify a console as a PC (you can do this via highlighting the HDMI source for a console, going down to edit, and then from there selecting PC instead of console. I did this for my PS5) and put the TV in PC mode you now will have local dimming that works extremely close to how it does outside of game mode, with the only con being you cannot use the game motion plus settings on PC mode. 4 HDMI 2.1 slots w/ complete VRR capability, minimal input lag (even when using PC mode and game mode off), minimal blooming outside of console game mode and utilizing PC mode in combination with game mode on or off (there isn't enough blooming in regular console game mode that it would bother me, but it is there slightly), and most importantly no image retention/burn-in worries whatsoever...for me a gaming TV does not get better than this at the moment and I will be hanging onto this TV until microLED TVs hopefully become a normal, affordable thing one day.

My Best Buy associate was so nice. She had so much patience with me as I was so indecisive. It was a rather big purchase for me, this beautiful Samsung tv. It was on sale and she guided me through the process of getting my Best Buy card. So anyways. I am so happy with this tv and I'm watching right now with my 13 year old daughter. Normally she's just been in her room but hehe now for the first time in a little while we are watching so good stuff. The picture is amazing and 65". Best Buy is the best Love, the best guy.

Excellent TV! Beautiful picture! We have it on our deck & can watch with hardly ANY glare during the day!

This is a high end tv with a high end display. 4K looks fantastic. All the specs are available above, so I’ll provide you with real world details. Flat out, the remote is trash. Whoever decided a solar powered tv remote was a good idea needs to be transferred to a different position at Samsung. The solar panel is also located on the back, so you need to remember to keep it face down, what? Good luck if you have the tv in a dark media room. You can charge with usb-c, but they don’t even include a cable! Full charge at best lasts 2 days, but you can’t even tell when it’s charged or low battery. Any angled light whatsoever puts a glare on the screen, so keep that in mind where you place the tv. Therein lies the rub, with the tv in a dark corner, how are you supposed to charge the remote? Lastly, all Samsung smart tvs have “sponsored” content that you cannot remove or opt out of. It’s essentially advertising that is placed in the forefront of the smart hub. I’m not sure why, but out of everything, this annoys me the most and would likely prevent me from buying another Samsung.