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I have QN85A. Agree there is an issue in movie mode. I notice it watching content as well where between scene transitions you see the dimming fade from dark to lighter. Standard mode is fine.
Great video! I heard that this tv doesn’t show the hdr logo on top left when switched to that content like other manufacturers do. And we have to manually check it in menu. Is that true?
We here in the USA got screwed with this QN90A model within only one 2.1 HDMI 4k @120 HZ. The European model which is the QN95A, has the one connect box with four full HDMI 2.1 input. If we need the one connect box we got to buy into the 8k models which presently is a waste of money due to the lack of meaningful 8k content. I personally won't buy another TV until it has as least three full HDMI 2.1 input s.
We in UK/ Europe have qn95a I went for 65 inch and thanks for sharing ur settings apperciate. No point in 8k tv till there is content out there any any way till its over 85 inch do u really benefit with bigger resolution. Looks like when we finally have 8k content on broadcast level than perhaps short throw projectors might me the device to get.
I have the same dimming issue like this video 17:35 and its worse. In my case, standard mode dosn't work. Is this a dimming bug or something? Any other way but to wait firmware undate?
Please help, I’m moving into my own flat soon and will buy my first 65’ TV for gaming and movies. I can order the Samsung Q95T 65’ for £1300 or the LG CX 65’ for £1667 & get protect+ scheme (£140) that covers burn - in for 5 years. I plan to use my TV a lot and like to keep it on in the background when I’m doing work. Which TV would you recommend and why? Budget isn’t an issue…
I've heard all the ports supports 120Hz at least in european models. For some reason Samsung doesn't show this info in spec sheet. Some tester said all the ports do support 120Hz 4k but bandwith is slower all but port 4. So they are not 2.1 but more than just 2.0 still...
The one that comes with a one connect box does support HDMI 2.1 on all ports. In North America, only 1 port is HDMI 2.1. But the other ports do support 60hz, HDR, VRR.
Actually was looking at the 50” as well but it seems to be quite demoted in the 50” version. How is the brightness and blooming/black crush in monitor mode?
I'm looking for a new big tv in this month, but I cant decide between the 85 QN85A (VA) and the 77 C1, I already have a 55 C9 which I love it but I find it soo fuck1ng dim in SDR and even in Cinema Home in HDR, so I always have to watch everything in the vivid mode, even my living room not being thaaat bright. What do you think? The brightness of the NQLED really impressed me when I saw it in person, but I couldn't watch any dark scene, cut the store was about to close... (Unfortunately, my country doesn't have the 75 QN90A, and The 75 QN800A is a no deal, since there's not 8k content already).
not going to lie i went to bestbuy to see the LG C1 that got so Manny good reviews and left with a sour mouth after seen the new q90a it really stand out. that brightness really make the picture vivid.
Believevme the QN90A Is a fantastic tv,better than oled.All the olrd fanboys cannot accept that at last there is a real competitor.I get ged up listening and reading about Oled buy the Samsung QN90A 65 Inch at last there is a tv which will not have burn in in between 2-4 years.
What really sucks is that Samsung doesn't have Dolby Vision and I can't believe how cheap and dumb they are only offering 1 HDMI 2.1 port. Even dirt cheap TV's that are half the price comes with at least 2 ports. Seriously what are they thinking. It's basically the reason I won't likely get this TV. Some other faults it have, but they could be ignored and lived with if it had DV and at least 2 HDMI 2.1 ports.. It looks pretty good otherwise. Nice review though.
Technically, DV is superior. The issue with DV is not all content looks better with it and no displays support 12bit panels yet. And these QLEDs get so bright in HDR and with the Samsung dynamic tone mapping, HDR content looks great even over DV. DV Gaming on the XBOX also incurs a noticeable input lag hit, so I wouldn't use it there. The other HDMI ports all support 60fps+HDR+VRR. Its important to note that the XBOX is the only one that supports the full bandwidth of HDMI 2.1, so even when PS5 gets VRR, you are only getting 32Gbps. I think you have to look at use case, do you actually need 4 HDMI 2.1 ports? Or is it because you just feel better having them?
You really need to go with LG for Dolby Vision content. Dolby Vision IQ isn't a gimmick, I haven't seen much that doesn't look better in Dolby Vision... If you use the Nvidia shield you can actually disable Dolby vision and it forces hdr so you can compare the two. It can be Dim and the ambient light censor can work with your room conditions to significantly brighten up overly dark parts of the picture. A little trick I use is bias lighting, it increases light in the room without effecting picture quality so the dv IQ will make the picture even brighter if I increase the lighting
I think a lot what these experts recommend in regards to settings is quite silly for OLED tvs in general. The picture and color accuracy on these TV's are already far past what any led (other than micro) can achieve. They tell people to use settings that may slightly preserve an already near perfect picture and as a trade sacrifice a large amount of brightness and color vibrancy. I'd work the other way around with a QLED, it already has brightness and vibrancy an oled can't achieve so you almost want to tone it down a bit to get a more natural and accurate pic.
Still a bug for sure, but that flash is probably your fake image settings. That's not happening in movie mode to my tv at all. All modes and settings should be configured as native from the tv panel. Any "enhancements" are simply garbage, including hdr.
@@BatTech I mean anything that is software created aka hdr, clean view, motion settings, contrast enhancer, color tones other than standard, color space other than native etc. I guess we all have different eyes and taste, but I really can't stand any of those settings. I rather live with the panel limitations than have deep fake blacks etc.
@Future Proof not true it’s all about the type of panel, we had a 2012 samung curve TV 4K, it was a LCD ISP panel and literally had no motion blurr for gaming or movies, they switched to VA panels and it ruined it, they switch to have brightest tv in the market but VA has slow response time so no ghosting but motion blurr is worse
@WOLF We will have to look at the picture of the TV set and see. Qled does not have those problems and you will not get burn in. Check out my review on the Hisense U8G what I consider to be the best tv out right now. Please like, comment and subscribe as well.
This device is not for critical viewing but still cost like one. This TV set uses a lot of techniques to artificially boost and exaggerate the image. The shades of color that should be used are displayed much more vividly than needed. It gives a feeling of artificial brightening and enhancement. Consequently, the image has less contrast than it should have. Bright colors take on artificial shades, for example red colour turns into a soft pink and blue turns into a sea colour. It has weak black absorption (with the lights on, the black colour on the matrix does not look too deep due to the effect of the coating). Finally NO DOLBY VISION !!! That’s all folks.
sony tvs do that to i hate it, sonys reds look more orange, with the qn90a turning color down to 20-25 fixed the vivid colors, but seems 2018-2021 has been worst years for tvs ever
Hi please readme and help me.. i feel very sick in my stomach after purchase this tv because i feel like i do a bad purchase... maybe its need calibrate. I have qn90a va panel. And its 75 inch. I use for 1 times yesterday for see a movie and i saw a very granish picture. And picture quality its no so good. Im new in this HDR world i repñace my old top moddl samsung 2005 LNT52 and that tv always looks so good and pop color has 150,000:1 contrast ever need to calibrate . I dont know what happen here and i feel that way because cost me 3,000 plus mpney expecting a waoooo and its not so waoo for me right now
@@keithzastrow sorry for thid very very ñate replu .. long story short. The tv dead burn spots on panel and the local dimming bug samsung servoce pickup and a few days aho they refund me was pain in the ass but they di via paypal . Im here waiting for a 85 version i paid less for the 85 wuth geek squad than the 75 .. yes im back with it because only the prize and tv creen for the prize .. i was to close for the oled but after reseach i belved this times its not so good for purchase oled because now they will change the technology a few years later for qd oled. So i decide for this monster crossfinger not receved a bad panel
@@BatTech I'm looking for a new big tv in this month, but I cant decide between the 85 QN85A (VA) and the 77 C1, I already have a 55 C9 which I love it but I find it soo fuck1ng dim in SDR and even in Cinema Home in HDR, so I always have to watch everything in the vivid mode, even my living room not being thaaat bright. What do you think? The brightness of the NQLED really impressed me when I saw it in person, but I couldn't watch any dark scene, cut the store was about to close... (Unfortunately, my country doesn't have the 75 QN90A, and The 75 QN800A is a no deal, since there's not 8k content already).
Oled isn't close to in trouble lol believe me I've gotten to place the qn90a next to an a90j it isn't on the same level with light control or dynamic range it doesn't have the same depth and doesn't have the same detail lol don't get me wrong the qn90a is the best samsung tv made yet imo even if people are being hard on it but it still isn't an oled there is still a reason why samsung signed a deal with lg to get there panels over the next few years there is also a reason why samsung is putting 11 billion dollars into oled displays to make there own big oled panels by 2025
There is also a reason why Samsung is the #1 tv brand in the world and it’s not because they sell Oleds! Samsung is getting Oleds for the same reason Sony and Vizio did…. To sell more TVs. The fact is, Oleds have come down in price significantly and this reduction in price is so they can complete in the Qled market!
still the infamous samsung game mode... acting like a 20 zones local dimming tv with alot of blooming . They should really do what sony does.. increase the input lag abit to restore the local dimming algorithm to normal so u get the picture quality u paid for while gaming. Even a budget brand like hisense does alot better with their game mode picture quality.
@@BatTech have u actually done testing with bright highlights in dark scenes in hdr game mode ? There is plenty of blooming going on in challenging scenes . Game mode disables alot of blooming control the other modes have
Yes, I've played Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade, Ghost of Tsushima, and the new Ratchet & Clank Rift Apart games. Looks great. Blacks are deep and no distracting blooming. My Local Dimming is set to High.
@@dante19890 game mode has been fixed at least on the 2020 models. There was an update, making local dimming work 100% without affecting input lag. Every CZcamsr was saying that they had done this on purpose when all it was was just a bug.
All LCD tvs have some form of blooming. But the blooming is reduced on the QN90A to almost OLED like levels. But it will never be perfect due to limitations of the technology.
@Future Proof stop what? i had 2012 samung tv 4K curve and had slight blooming on edges, they literally can’t help it technology just does it by itself
Subscribed. Thanks for actually showing settings. I can't understand how people spend so much on TVs and don't even play around with them.
Thanks for the sub!
I've been considering this TV. Great review. Thank you sir.
I get my 85 inch 90a tomorrow. cant wait to see how this looks with a DirectV box
I'm getting the same tomorrow, how does it look?
Fantastic Presentation!
I Have The 65" As Of 6/10/2022 & I'm Learning 💯🖖💯
Great video! really helpful and indepth!
Hello everyone,
I have the 2022 Samsung QN90B QLED on route for testing and comparisons to the QN90A. Keep an eye out for a new video. Subscribe so you are notified.
Amazing stuff...this is my most wanted video...subscribed!!
Thank you for the video I plan on getting this TV with the same size
I have QN85A. Agree there is an issue in movie mode. I notice it watching content as well where between scene transitions you see the dimming fade from dark to lighter. Standard mode is fine.
Great review including picture setting walkthrough
Glad you liked it
@@BatTech my qn95a is on the way, have an Oled right now but massive burn in so like to give LED a try
@@P1A9D8D3Y Hey man this TV will make you really happy!!
Hi! I am new on your channel =)
This QN90 is the VA version or ADS version?
US/Canada QN90A is VA.
@@BatTech Thanks =)
Great video! I heard that this tv doesn’t show the hdr logo on top left when switched to that content like other manufacturers do. And we have to manually check it in menu. Is that true?
You can see it when viewing the source input
We here in the USA got screwed with this QN90A model within only one 2.1 HDMI 4k @120 HZ. The European model which is the QN95A, has the one connect box with four full HDMI 2.1 input. If we need the one connect box we got to buy into the 8k models which presently is a waste of money due to the lack of meaningful 8k content. I personally won't buy another TV until it has as least three full HDMI 2.1 input s.
We in UK/ Europe have qn95a I went for 65 inch and thanks for sharing ur settings apperciate. No point in 8k tv till there is content out there any any way till its over 85 inch do u really benefit with bigger resolution. Looks like when we finally have 8k content on broadcast level than perhaps short throw projectors might me the device to get.
I agree, 8K at this point is not really necessary
I have the same dimming issue like this video 17:35 and its worse.
In my case, standard mode dosn't work. Is this a dimming bug or something? Any other way but to wait firmware undate?
Question for you bro when you have your motion turned off when you watch cable TV do you have any motion problems
Nice review. For a gamer in a fairly well lit room..what would you recommend out of Qled or Oled?
It is hard for me to use OLED as they look too dim.
@@BatTech Thankyou...So do I. Id love you to compare the Qn90B to this and tell me if specular highlights and dse are better!
Good long video. Subscribed
Please help, I’m moving into my own flat soon and will buy my first 65’ TV for gaming and movies. I can order the Samsung Q95T 65’ for £1300 or the LG CX 65’ for £1667 & get protect+ scheme (£140) that covers burn - in for 5 years. I plan to use my TV a lot and like to keep it on in the background when I’m doing work. Which TV would you recommend and why? Budget isn’t an issue…
I would recommended the LED since you sound like you want to use it a lot and keep it running a lot when you are not using it too.
@@BatTech thanks for your prompt response and advice. Yes I think LED is the best choice, as leaving OLED on all day doesn’t wise apparently …
I've heard all the ports supports 120Hz at least in european models.
For some reason Samsung doesn't show this info in spec sheet.
Some tester said all the ports do support 120Hz 4k but bandwith is slower all but port 4. So they are not 2.1 but more than just 2.0 still...
The one that comes with a one connect box does support HDMI 2.1 on all ports. In North America, only 1 port is HDMI 2.1. But the other ports do support 60hz, HDR, VRR.
So are you still liking the tv? I have a ps5 and trying to decide between this and the x95j....but need more reviews on it.
QN90A is still great. The main advantages over the X95J is the QN90A has better blacks, less blooming, has VRR, and is brighter.
@@BatTech you have seen a x95j in person yet?
can you please give me your opinion. Which tv is better the Sony z8h or the Samsung qn90a? Thank you
if you can get use to samsung’s banding in the screen it’s better LOL but better get use to seeing gray lines on the screen
Love my 50 inch version for pc gaming 4k 120 hz gsync. Sold my monitor!!!
Actually was looking at the 50” as well but it seems to be quite demoted in the 50” version. How is the brightness and blooming/black crush in monitor mode?
@@Zoranurai13 looks good to me. I just uploaded a video comparing Samsung qn90a 50 inch to lg 48 c1. Pretty close actually. My Channel is LanTech
Hello, on your model do you have the 120 FPS when you go to the information of your console because on the 43 inch model it is only in 60 Hz
I'm looking for a new big tv in this month, but I cant decide between the 85 QN85A (VA) and the 77 C1, I already have a 55 C9 which I love it but I find it soo fuck1ng dim in SDR and even in Cinema Home in HDR, so I always have to watch everything in the vivid mode, even my living room not being thaaat bright. What do you think? The brightness of the NQLED really impressed me when I saw it in person, but I couldn't watch any dark scene, cut the store was about to close... (Unfortunately, my country doesn't have the 75 QN90A, and The 75 QN800A is a no deal, since there's not 8k content already).
QN85A is ADS panel go for QN90A where are you from ??
@@sal8697 The 85 inch QN85A uses a VA panel. I'm from Brazil.
@@he.lena21 so did you got the QN85A ? how did you find it to be ?
@@sal8697 It hasn't been arrived yet =/
@@he.lena21 why did you ignore the QN90A ? the price ? i heard that the qn85a has more vibrant and deep colors is that true ??
Hello , is the 65 QN95A , 1.000 euro worth ?
not going to lie i went to bestbuy to see the LG C1 that got so Manny good reviews and left with a sour mouth after seen the new q90a it really stand out. that brightness really make the picture vivid.
Believevme the QN90A Is a fantastic tv,better than oled.All the olrd fanboys cannot accept that at last there is a real competitor.I get ged up listening and reading about Oled buy the Samsung QN90A 65 Inch at last there is a tv which will not have burn in in between 2-4 years.
What really sucks is that Samsung doesn't have Dolby Vision and I can't believe how cheap and dumb they are only offering 1 HDMI 2.1 port. Even dirt cheap TV's that are half the price comes with at least 2 ports.
Seriously what are they thinking. It's basically the reason I won't likely get this TV. Some other faults it have, but they could be ignored and lived with if it had DV and at least 2 HDMI 2.1 ports..
It looks pretty good otherwise. Nice review though.
Technically, DV is superior. The issue with DV is not all content looks better with it and no displays support 12bit panels yet. And these QLEDs get so bright in HDR and with the Samsung dynamic tone mapping, HDR content looks great even over DV. DV Gaming on the XBOX also incurs a noticeable input lag hit, so I wouldn't use it there. The other HDMI ports all support 60fps+HDR+VRR. Its important to note that the XBOX is the only one that supports the full bandwidth of HDMI 2.1, so even when PS5 gets VRR, you are only getting 32Gbps. I think you have to look at use case, do you actually need 4 HDMI 2.1 ports? Or is it because you just feel better having them?
You really need to go with LG for Dolby Vision content. Dolby Vision IQ isn't a gimmick, I haven't seen much that doesn't look better in Dolby Vision... If you use the Nvidia shield you can actually disable Dolby vision and it forces hdr so you can compare the two. It can be Dim and the ambient light censor can work with your room conditions to significantly brighten up overly dark parts of the picture. A little trick I use is bias lighting, it increases light in the room without effecting picture quality so the dv IQ will make the picture even brighter if I increase the lighting
I think a lot what these experts recommend in regards to settings is quite silly for OLED tvs in general. The picture and color accuracy on these TV's are already far past what any led (other than micro) can achieve.
They tell people to use settings that may slightly preserve an already near perfect picture and as a trade sacrifice a large amount of brightness and color vibrancy.
I'd work the other way around with a QLED, it already has brightness and vibrancy an oled can't achieve so you almost want to tone it down a bit to get a more natural and accurate pic.
Get the qn95a then.4 hdmi 2.1 ports and the one connect box.
It has an EaRC port also which is technically 2.1
this tv in a dark room is terrible, the blooming is really bad in wide screen mode with black bars i ended up returning it
Still a bug for sure, but that flash is probably your fake image settings. That's not happening in movie mode to my tv at all. All modes and settings should be configured as native from the tv panel. Any "enhancements" are simply garbage, including hdr.
Fake image settings?
@@BatTech I mean anything that is software created aka hdr, clean view, motion settings, contrast enhancer, color tones other than standard, color space other than native etc. I guess we all have different eyes and taste, but I really can't stand any of those settings. I rather live with the panel limitations than have deep fake blacks etc.
Best settings??
Is there any inverse ghosting on this TV? Cause I had the q90t and the ghosting was crazy
No
@Future Proof not true it’s all about the type of panel, we had a 2012 samung curve TV 4K, it was a LCD ISP panel and literally had no motion blurr for gaming or movies, they switched to VA panels and it ruined it, they switch to have brightest tv in the market but VA has slow response time so no ghosting but motion blurr is worse
Cannot decide qn95a or LG g1
did you contact samsung or link this video to show them?
I did post about it on the Samsung forum and sent them the review via social media.
@@BatTech I bought this tv recently. Thanks, I hope they continue to improve it.
I just subbed. I’m between this tv and the c1!!!
If I had not decided on the Samsung, the C1 would have been the OLED to buy, IMHO.
Same...
I have the CX and it just seems too close. I think they may have to go the qd-Oled route.
@WOLF We will have to look at the picture of the TV set and see. Qled does not have those problems and you will not get burn in. Check out my review on the Hisense U8G what I consider to be the best tv out right now. Please like, comment and subscribe as well.
@WOLF I have cx and the u8g. Both are good sets. Why pay over 2k when you can pay 1k or under?
How does this TV look with Directv or cablr?
The upscaling on the Samsung is great. Improved from previous sets.
This device is not for critical viewing but still cost like one.
This TV set uses a lot of techniques to artificially boost and exaggerate the image. The shades of color that should be used are displayed much more vividly than needed. It gives a feeling of artificial brightening and enhancement. Consequently, the image has less contrast than it should have. Bright colors take on artificial shades, for example red colour turns into a soft pink and blue turns into a sea colour.
It has weak black absorption (with the lights on, the black colour on the matrix does not look too deep due to the effect of the coating).
Finally NO DOLBY VISION !!!
That’s all folks.
Most of this is down to the sheer level of brightness, but that is what the slider is for. You can tune this TV very well in Expert options
sony tvs do that to i hate it, sonys reds look more orange, with the qn90a turning color down to 20-25 fixed the vivid colors, but seems 2018-2021 has been worst years for tvs ever
Samsung qn90a vs Sony a80j?? Which one had better picture quality
I would only recommend an OLED in a totally dark room where is 100% controlled.
HDR is greyed out for me while on game mode how to fix?????
must be turned on, on console first
Ive got a dimming issue but in standard mode . It slowly start to fade 30 sec to get very dim ….
Unfortunately, all modes right now have a bug where local dimming is on the slow side. Hopefully Samsung fixes it in an update.
@@BatTechim french i watch all my content with English subtitle and it’s awful the variation in the color of the subtitle …
Hey does the 50 inch q90a uses ips panel?Ive seen many saying so
It depends on region. In North America, it should be VA or IPS. I would confirm with Samsung or forums with owners.
@@BatTech yeah thanks for the info
50 inch is innolux VA
Hello, on your model do you have the 120 FPS when you go to the information of your console because on the 43 inch model it is only in 60 Hz
Samsung 50inch QN90A or LG 48inch A1 OLED?
I think you mean C1 OLED
I have the 75in version as well and am getting very low brightness on test patterns 25 percent and lower,have u measured the brightness on yours,?
I have not measured that. You may be seeing that due to the local dimming at work.
If they fix interpolation in game more, this is perfect TV for gaming.
Are there issues currently? I don't use that feature.
I don't seem to experience that in game mode?
Interpolation does not work. This feature is named game motion plus but it does nothing now.
@@MrRaitzi oh you mean how the its basically turned off in game mode?
@@MrRaitzi local dimming is what I ment, doesn't that turn off in game mode?
Hi please readme and help me.. i feel very sick in my stomach after purchase this tv because i feel like i do a bad purchase... maybe its need calibrate. I have qn90a va panel. And its 75 inch. I use for 1 times yesterday for see a movie and i saw a very granish picture. And picture quality its no so good. Im new in this HDR world i repñace my old top moddl samsung 2005 LNT52 and that tv always looks so good and pop color has 150,000:1 contrast ever need to calibrate . I dont know what happen here and i feel that way because cost me 3,000 plus mpney expecting a waoooo and its not so waoo for me right now
You still having issues with it?
@@keithzastrow sorry for thid very very ñate replu .. long story short. The tv dead burn spots on panel and the local dimming bug samsung servoce pickup and a few days aho they refund me was pain in the ass but they di via paypal . Im here waiting for a 85 version i paid less for the 85 wuth geek squad than the 75 .. yes im back with it because only the prize and tv creen for the prize .. i was to close for the oled but after reseach i belved this times its not so good for purchase oled because now they will change the technology a few years later for qd oled. So i decide for this monster crossfinger not receved a bad panel
2 Samsung Q90T sets and they look horrible with DirecTV
Unfortunately, the Q90T was a downgrade from the Q90R. The QN90A is superior to both.
@Future Proof it’s been fixed with the july 1st update last month
@WOLF can confirm the issues are fixed on my QN94A (UK version of US QN90A).
@WOLF yeah it does, it changes the comparison in distinct points.
@WOLF There isn't a best yet, we aren't far enough for a singular panel technology to have zero cons versus the others.
Qn85a is bad TV?
It’s good but due to being an IPS panel it won’t have as high contrast
@@BatTech I'm looking for a new big tv in this month, but I cant decide between the 85 QN85A (VA) and the 77 C1, I already have a 55 C9 which I love it but I find it soo fuck1ng dim in SDR and even in Cinema Home in HDR, so I always have to watch everything in the vivid mode, even my living room not being thaaat bright. What do you think? The brightness of the NQLED really impressed me when I saw it in person, but I couldn't watch any dark scene, cut the store was about to close... (Unfortunately, my country doesn't have the 75 QN90A, and The 75 QN800A is a no deal, since there's not 8k content already).
Oled is still a beast but that’s is just my opinion.
burn in
Yeah. No.
I have both types.
Oled has nothing to fear from LED TVs unless you're watching in a very bright room.
What a horrible song in the backyard
Oled isn't close to in trouble lol believe me I've gotten to place the qn90a next to an a90j it isn't on the same level with light control or dynamic range it doesn't have the same depth and doesn't have the same detail lol don't get me wrong the qn90a is the best samsung tv made yet imo even if people are being hard on it but it still isn't an oled there is still a reason why samsung signed a deal with lg to get there panels over the next few years there is also a reason why samsung is putting 11 billion dollars into oled displays to make there own big oled panels by 2025
There is also a reason why Samsung is the #1 tv brand in the world and it’s not because they sell Oleds! Samsung is getting Oleds for the same reason Sony and Vizio did…. To sell more TVs. The fact is, Oleds have come down in price significantly and this reduction in price is so they can complete in the Qled market!
Oled sony a90j is much better lol. All that brightness washes out all of the details. Panasonic jz2000 is even better
Those r OLEdS this Mini LED, not the same thing plus this TV won't ever burn in
@@jcZo23 its a shit tv for me
@ODIN loser
@Future Proof witch one do you have?
@Future Proof nice! Me gonna wait for that samsung qd oled next year. If am not going to get that panel then i go for sony or Panasonic
still the infamous samsung game mode... acting like a 20 zones local dimming tv with alot of blooming . They should really do what sony does.. increase the input lag abit to restore the local dimming algorithm to normal so u get the picture quality u paid for while gaming. Even a budget brand like hisense does alot better with their game mode picture quality.
Not sure what you mean? Game mode looks great. I have not seen any blooming on the QN90A in Game Mode.
@@BatTech have u actually done testing with bright highlights in dark scenes in hdr game mode ? There is plenty of blooming going on in challenging scenes . Game mode disables alot of blooming control the other modes have
Yes, I've played Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade, Ghost of Tsushima, and the new Ratchet & Clank Rift Apart games. Looks great. Blacks are deep and no distracting blooming. My Local Dimming is set to High.
@@dante19890 game mode has been fixed at least on the 2020 models. There was an update, making local dimming work 100% without affecting input lag. Every CZcamsr was saying that they had done this on purpose when all it was was just a bug.
@@sweedishpie360 would like to see the local dimming zone test confirming the game mode fix. Cuz it was atrosious at launch
It has trash blooming
All LCD tvs have some form of blooming. But the blooming is reduced on the QN90A to almost OLED like levels. But it will never be perfect due to limitations of the technology.
@Future Proof stop what? i had 2012 samung tv 4K curve and had slight blooming on edges, they literally can’t help it technology just does it by itself
@WOLF Its almost oled like level!
I have 55 Qn95a, and also have a 55 C9 oled
no it doesnt, go watch some reviews....minimal blooming...most wouldnt even notice it
@@abrahamlincoln6744 compared to older Samsung TVs yes it’s trash