SAMSUNG 85-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 (QN85QN90C, 2023 Model)
$2,297.95
Price: $2,297.95
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Some TVs just have it. They make everything look good—even hard stuff like 4K upscaling, weird viewing angles and daytime sports. Among the gifted their talents still shine bright. But when it’s Samsung Neo QLED 4K we’re talking about, there’s no need to be jealous. Because—thanks to its brilliant picture, dynamic audio and stellar design—it’ll make you look good, too. *50″ and 43″ have Neo Quantum HDR. **Utilizes AI-Based formulas. ***50″ and 43″ have Anti-Glare with Wide Viewing Angle. ****50″ and 43″ have Object Tracking Sound Lite. *****High speed internet connection, additional gaming service subscriptions and compatible controller required. ******Q-Series and S-Series soundbars sold separately. *******50″ and 43″ have Motion Xcelerator Turbo Pro.
QUANTUM MATRIX W/ MINI LEDS: See every freckle on your favorite actor’s face thanks to the huge grid of Samsung’s ultra-precise Quantum Mini LEDs that take control of the individual zones of light in your picture for sensational color and contrast
NEO QUANTUM HDR+: See sensational contrast, stellar brightness and vivid color—just as the director intended—with Neo Quantum HDR+; Things on screen look true enough to touch; Absorb the movies and the shows you love made for High Dynamic Range*
NEURAL QUANTUM PROCESSOR W/ 4K UPSCALING: Whether streaming an HD movie, watching sports or looking at home videos, experience it transformed into sharp 4K resolution with our high-performance, AI-powered processor upgrading content scene by scene**
ANTI-GLARE W/ ULTRA VIEWING ANGLE: There isn’t a bad seat in the house thanks to Anti-Glare with Ultra Viewing Angle technology; Get a consistent and detailed 8K picture—at any angle, in any light— with pristine color across the entire screen***
DOLBY ATMOS & OBJECT TRACKING SOUND+: Hear the spinning whirr of helicopter blades and streams of sirens speeding by with Dolby Atmos and Object Tracking Sound+; Feel like you’re right there with sound that tracks the action from all corners****
SAMSUNG GAMING HUB: Gaming comes together–bringing the best of console games, streaming games and more–all in one place; Get easier access to games, standalone apps and accessories, get recommendations for other games, adjust settings and more*****
PANTONE VALIDATED: Enjoy color validated by industry leading experts at Pantone; From every fantastic detail on your favorite runway competition to each course of cooking shows, experience it in a whole new way only on Samsung TV screens
Q-SYMPHONY 3.0: With Q-Symphony, your TV speakers paired with Q-Series and S-Series soundbar operate as one; Together, they can optimize all the channels to bring you a masterfully orchestrated sound experience******
NEOSLIM DESIGN: If you’re like us, you just can’t stand it when presentation is an afterthought; With its NeoSlim Design this TV’s ultra-slim silhouette and hexagonal plate stand nails that first impression
MOTION XCELERATOR TURBO+ (4K @120Hz): Get smooth performance during the fastest games and action scenes; Keep up with the speed and catch every frame without lag or motion blur; Enjoy seamless action and 4K visuals at speeds up to 120Hz*******
Customers say
Customers are satisfied with the television’s picture quality, performance, and ease of setup. They find it to be a great TV with movie theater quality in their living room. The sound quality is good, with built-in speakers that produce 60W. Customers consider it a good value for the money and a good investment.
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Sometimes you DO get what you pay for
There is a saying … good things are often expensive but not everything expensive is good.Well, this TV is expensive but certainly worth every penny.It boots up almost instantaneously and the colors are super sharp.Picture is crystal clear and super bright.The speakers supposedly put out 60W and the sound is better than any TV I have ever had, no sound bar needed.I get OTA antenna programming which has always been a pain in the past switching back and forth.Very easy on this TV and the OTA reception is again better than ever – it has the next-gen tuner, not sure if that is the reason why it comes in so well.Delivery was much faster that advertised. Day I received the TV it went on sale for less than I paid but the seller matched the price immediately, great service.I was debating between LG OLED and Samsung mini-LED technology.Weighing the pros and cons the Samsung Qn90C was the better choice, MUCH brighter and better picture – your mileage may vary 🙂
StephenH137 –
Samsung QN50QN90C Review
After 12 years of faithful service, the decision was made to retire our Sony KDL-46HX850( 46-inch 1080p/240Hz) TV.Being one of the early “Smart” TV’s on the market, it’s limitations over the years became greater and greater, despite providing one of the best quality picture experiences ever, this includes, but is not limited to;Apps – It came with only a handful of Apps installed, like YouTube, Internet Browsing, and Netflix. Sadly this particular TV does not allow you to download or add additional ones. Nor have said Apps updated for at least 5 years. Netflix opens and works once in a while, usually requiring multiple restarts to load.Soundbar Issues – In late 2020 we added a 7.1 Nakamichi soundbar to our setup, after our previous Vizio 5.1 system we bought shortly after the TV died. However changing channels too quickly caused the station to lose sound, requiring a complete restart of the TV and Soundbar to allow sound to flow from the TV HDMI output.Tried using Roku, but again, it never worked properly on this particular TV. It was tested however in two different Samsung models; the 2014 UN65H7150 65-Inch 1080p 240Hz, and a 2019 QN82Q90RAFXZA 82-inch 4K 120Hz and it worked fine on those two TVs.So lets’ get into the actual review for this model listed in the headline….PROS:First Impressions: Lightweight; weighs less than my 46-inch, although it doesn’t have the gorilla glass my old one had. Thinner by about 3-5mm overall.Remote; approx half the size of my 2019 Samsung model with dramatic improvements – C type rechargeable port versus requiring regular batteries, and even has a photo-electric eye to allow sunlight recharging system on the back of the remote. Disney+ and Amazon Prime single app buttons added.Picture Quality; outstanding for obvious reasons; 1080p vs 4K; meaning twice as many lines of resolution. HDR which means greater color space, allowing for a wider range of colors to be displayed. Despite being only half of the frequency response of my previous set (120Hz vs 240Hz), I wanted to be sure this would not be a “noticeable” issue, so I tested this thoroughly out using movies from my personal collection that had heavy/intense action sequences, no ghosting or pixelation was detected.Sound Quality; Have never used just the standard included back-facing speakers, so I cannot comment, always have used Soundbars.Set-Up; Again this is such a breeze now compared to just a few short years ago, logging into Apps with QR codes on your phones versus typing everything out. From the time I had the unit on the wall and first powered up, until all software updates and Apps were added and logged into was less than 30 minutes. Added 6 different Apps that are used on daily basis in our household.This is now the 2nd Samsung Q90 model I’ve purchased in the last 4 years, and I believe they are worth every single penny. But to be fair…..I must point out the negatives.CONS:Viewing Distance – to gain the full 4K experience at my current TV size (50″) I need to be no further than 6ft away, which means I need to be sitting towards the middle/end of my bed. Whereas with my old unit, thew viewing distance was nearly double, meaning I could be lying down normally and not notice a drop in picture quality.4K vs 1080p; when watching standard definition programming (480p), my old 1080p TV wins hands down, the additional upscaling done by 4K TV’s makes to my eyes, the picture less enjoyable. It’s just something I’ve gotten used to over the years. It stuck out heavily when I bought my first 4K, watching cable channels broadcasting in 480p resolution. Since most shows/movies cable and streaming services are at least HD quality, it still upscales, where again watching on a 1080p gave a better experience in my opinion.Sound; Let’s be honest, all HDTV’s have terrible or barely passing audio, since they are backward facing. You are better off buying an inexpensive forward facing soundbar versus using the included speakers only. If you can afford it (and have the space), buying a 5.1 or 7.1 soundbar system is the way to go.All three of my household TV’s are Samsung models, although I have had quite a few Sony models in the past, reviews between brands when I am shopping for a replacement have been pushing me steadily towards Samsung.Two terrible experiences have permanently soured me ever buying LG ever again.
Amazon Customer –
Better than you might imagine
Unless you are already familiar with a newer Samsung Television be prepared to be Gobsmacked. The picture is so clear you feel like you are thereThe blacks are distinctive, color is crisp and the connectivity is even easier than the last Samsung I bought.We waited until Black days in July to purchase and saved a couple hundred but it was not a huge savings because the TV is in such high demand that you will be hard pressed to find it much less than two hundred of MSRP but if your on the fence buy with absolute confidence because you will not regret it.The menus are fast, the apps open and close quickly and the sound is actually pretty great for a stock TV. We use a soundbar and Sub (JBL) because no TV is going to replicate that kind of bass and if you are a movie person you like your bass.Great performance, great value, unbeatable picture quality. But do your own research and there are a lot of TV Reviews on YouTube, I did my research which is why I went with this manufacturer and Model 🙂
Michael O’Neal –
W.O.W
Got the 85″ Neo Qled and was easy to set up and get watching. It is large to move around of course and a have an incredible home theater so I have tv sound off … but the picture is AMAZING. Was better that what we hoped for and looks better than in the store we had so one on. Don’t hesitate if you want an upgrade … this is a solid choice