SAMSUNG 55-Inch Class Neo QLED 4K QN90C Series Neo Quantum HDR+, Dolby Atmos, Object Tracking Sound+, Anti-Glare, Gaming Hub, Q-Symphony, Smart TV with Alexa Built-in (QN55QN90C, 2023 Model)

I bought this 75-inch Samsung Neo QLED 4K QN90C and the experience has been very positive. The image quality is one of its strongest points: the colors look vivid, the contrast is very good and the brightness works excellent even in rooms with a lot of light thanks to anti-glare technology

great picture. works as it should

I purchased the QN90C 43in after thorough research into modern gaming TVs. This model's features met all my expectations: 4K, HDR, VRR, 120Hz, eARC, HDMI 2.1, and more. It delivers a stunning picture with deep, crisp blacks, narrowing the gap with OLED TVs while avoiding burn-in risks. Mini-LED technology minimizes blooming, enhancing contrast for spectacular HDR viewing. The contrast ratio between bright whites and deep blacks is fantastic. The game hub offers useful real-time stats like fps and resolution. With minimal input lag and an effective game mode, it ensures smooth gameplay without screen tearing or ghosting. Intelligent mode is highly effective in automatically analyzing the room's size, lighting, and the content being watched to fine-tune the TV's settings for the optimal viewing experience. The auto-remaster feature enhances old SD content with vibrant, HDR-like colors. Excellent AI upscaling improves the quality of content by upgrading it to 4K resolution, and a swift, responsive UI makes app navigation seamless. I highly recommend this TV.

I despise this tv, every day since I've set it up I want to pull my hair out, the user interface on this system is BEYOND horrible; I've been messing with this tv for months and it never gets easier to use. To start with the picture is stunning, I have no complaint with that, it has the deep blacks and contrast missing with less expensive 4k TVs, BUT using this nightmare is an exercise in frustration! To start with I have a full entertainment system, with a newer Onkyo 4k 7.1 channel home theater receiver; connected to the receiver via HDMI were a Blu-ray player, Roku box, multiple gaming systems and a pc, these used to connect to my older 4k tv via a hdmi out from the receiver, not anymore thanks to the engineers at Samsung. Because this tv just has to be "smart" (believe me it isn't), I can no longer hook my tv up this way, believe me I tried for days to make this work. The second you hit the power button on the bluray, the TV senses it and changes the input, there appears to be no way around this, I had to disconnect my entire system and reconnect to the tv hdmi inputs. This setup wouldn't be horrible if the Samsung interface wasn't the worst I've ever seen, first off Samsung forces you to plow though their abysmal home screen filled with crap I have zero interest in seeing every day but have no choice. Clearly Samsung's intent is not to make good tv's but instead forcing their customers into their crappy tv system (data mining anyone). It's awful and clearly deliberate, if you try to change inputs (something horribly inconvenient to do, the "smart" tv will kick you out at least 2-3 times and force you back to the ads they want you to see. I've had dozens of tv's and multiple iterations of home theater systems, I'm not new to this but connecting and using multiple sources with this TV is a continual frustration. If you just want a tv for your living room I guess this would be ok, but for a complicated home theater environment this is the absolute worst TV you could buy. Pass on this. Edited to add: Months later and 5lbs less hair, I knocked this TV down to a one star review, the interface on this TV is truly horrible by FAR the worst of any electronics I've ever used. As if that weren't bad enough the solar powered remote (how utter stupid is that) stopped charging and my tv says I need to charge it with a usb cable that is conveniently not provided. Buyer beware!!!!!!!!!!!!

This was bought for my parents and it is much loved. Samsung makes a great TV and electronics product in general. I have this same TV except a year older and series higher. So it was a safe bet to advise. The operating system is overseen by Samsung's Tiezen which is so smooth. But the picture is so lifelike and so is the sound we are always fascinated to see/hear the sound follow the voices go around the screen from character to character which makes it even more lifelike and of course, easier to follow. I use a soundbar with mine because I like a little more theater realism and voice clarity but with this one the voices are even clearer in this generation. The remote is the very nice but condensed solar remote without numbers, but you can call up the numbers with that symbol on the 123... button on the remote which then makes them appear on the screen. I'd just rather they were on the remote. It had adequate HDMI inputs and I don't use the old composite inputs anymore or analog or the fiber optic etc. So those I can't speak about, but in the past TVs from Samsung they've worked without flaw so I wouldn't have reason to believe that if it says they are included and they work. But the occasional bad one does squeak by. The TV looks great and is very thin. It also has a very thin bezel. When watching it the frame almost disappears. We mounted this on a mantle so fit wasn't a concern. But do measure your location ahead of time as ratios of screens change from time to time such as length to height of screen. Not all TVs are the same viewing ratio and will not fit the same location so please view those measurements. WiFi connection must be very fast as my parents have WiFi 6 and a pretty fast speed and they have no streaming issues as of yet. I also consider the value for dollar very high on this TV too. And it was on sale at the time I bought this for them too. But normal price is close to what I paid a year ago for my model. Good luck, thank you for reading, Erin V :-)