Samsung QN90B QLED TV Review 2022: One of the Best and Brightest TVs Ever!



The Samsung QN90B isn’t cheap, but its image quality, design and features could be worthwhile for high-end buyers.
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40 thoughts on “Samsung QN90B QLED TV Review 2022: One of the Best and Brightest TVs Ever!”

  1. It’s ok but the Sony – 77" class BRAVIA XR A80K 4K HDR OLED TV and the LG – 65″ Class CX Series OLED 4K UHD Smart is better for me. Especially for gaming. The Xbox pass is pretty kool though.

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  2. The Rtings TV test site compares the 2022 Samsung QN90B to the 2021 QN90A and shows that these two models have virtually IDENTICAL performance. (In some respects – such as out-of-the-box color accuracy and black uniformity – the 2021 QN90A actually has better specs than the 2022 QN90B.) These models are so similar that if I were deciding between them I would definitely save myself some money by choosing last year's version. (By the way, if you have your heart set on buying a huge TV the QN90A is available in a 98-inch size but the QN90B is not!)

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  3. I'd nect recommend this for gaming, because you can turn of dynamic tone mapping. Xbox and Playstation has a setting to do tone mapping, and you can't disable tone mapping on the console.

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  4. I wouldn't get this tv, it's basically the same as last years, and massively over priced, it's LG or Sony for me and anyone who wants a true premium experience.

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  5. He forgot to tell us that if you put subtitles or show any stars on a black screen, the blooming looks really bad on these mini LED tvs. It's awful. Lastly, DSE (dirty screen effect) when watching sports or playing video games and look at the sky in games.

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  6. 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.

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  7. 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.

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