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Price: $1,297.99 – $676.00
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This elite TV features crisp resolution, clear motion and high contrast. It has a brilliant and smooth picture made possible by ultra-fine lighting and brightness—all with a 3D-like image and sound.
¹QN90D 50″ and 43″ have Neo Quantum HDR. ²QN90D 50″ and 43″ have Object Tracking Sound Lite. ³QN90D 98″ has Motion Xcelerator 120Hz (Motion Xcelerator Turbo). Motion Xcelerator 144Hz is sometimes called Motion Xcelerator Turbo+. 144Hz requires compatible content connection from compatible PCs. ⁴Utilizes AI-based formulas. ⁵Samsung Account required for network-based smart services, including streaming apps and other smart features. Separate (connected) computer, mobile or other device may be necessary to create/log in to Samsung Account (free to download and create). Without Account log in, only external device connections (e.g., via HDMI) and terrestrial/over-the-air TV (only for TVs with tuners) available.
QUANTUM MATRIX w/ MINI LEDs: Catch every detail in dark to bright scenes; Precise lighting from Mini LEDs boost brightness so you don’t miss a thing
NEO QUANTUM HDR+: See sensational contrast, stellar brightness & vivid color—just as the director intended; Things on screen look true enough to touch; Absorb all the nuances of the latest movies and the shows you love made for High Dynamic Range¹
DOLBY ATMOS & OBJECT TRACKING SOUND+: Put yourself in the middle of the action with built-in Dolby Atmos; When cars speed across the screen, sound moves right along with them to deliver realistic, 3D audio thanks to Object Tracking Sound²
MOTION XCELERATOR 144Hz: Play games and content with smooth motion and virtually no lag or blur; Get uninterrupted action with crisp visuals rendered at top speeds³
REAL DEPTH ENHANCER PRO: Experience depth and dimension on screen just like you do in real life; Real Depth Enhancer Pro finds the focal point in each frame and adjusts for a fully dimensional picture
4K AI UPSCALING: Whether streaming an HD movie, watching live sports, or looking back at home videos, experience it all transformed into sharp 4K resolution with our high-performance, AI-powered processor that upgrades content scene by scene⁴
NQ4 AI GEN2 PROCESSOR: The NQ4 AI Gen2 Processor keepings everything running, using 20 specialized networks to drive the intuitive Smart TV Hub, Dolby Atmos sound, and expertly upscaled 4K resolution
AUTO HDR REMASTERING: Elevate your viewing experience with our best 4K color and contrast; AI-based algorithms help create brighter highlights and details
HDR BRIGHTNESS OPTIMIZER: Dark scenes become detailed so that everything is more visible; The tone of the image adjusts in real time so you can see the screen in any lighting
SAMSUNG TIZEN OS: In just a few clicks, get instant access to your must-have apps and endless content from the streaming services you love; And with Voice Assistants built into your TV, it’s easy to get to it all with just the sound of your voice⁵
Reviewer: Thomas
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: We love it.
Review: No problems.But…It’s our only TV. I should’a and coulda spent a bit more for OLED but this one is quite good. We’re enjoying it immensely.Pros:Colors are great. The price was amazing for this quality and size. It really is excellent and huge. It cost about half what my last TV (that I gave away) cost.85″ size is so great. We watch about 12 feet from the set. Feels almost like the movies. It’s our only TV. If it were bad, I’d know by now. It’s not.No latency that I can see. Even fast sports are perfect.I clicked and the next day it delivered, unpacked, set up in my house by two good guys. My 65″ Samsung Curve was loaded into a pickup and was off to a friend’s treadmill room in Wisconsin. The techs wanted $65 to take it away so I saved by giving it to my friend. I still can’t believe how quick and smoothly it all went. We kept the giant box in our living room for a several weeks in case something went wrong. (No returns if you don’t have the box!) Nothing went wrong. I bought a battery-powered Sawzall to get rid of the box. Worked like a charm.There are reviews of this TV online by people who know a lot more about TVs than me. What I can tell you is I think the colors are great and there’s nothing that really bugs me about this TV…and it is engaging to watch. That’s high praise.We have a quite decent AV sound system so we don’t use the TV’s built-in speakers. We use Roku, so we bypass the Samsung software and remote. I went into “Samsung world” only to make setup adjustments, but I’ve grown to like the AI auto mode, so I really don’t touch that anymore. I think it’s set to Cinema, which is easier on the eyes than Sport…Sport hurts your eyes on this thing. It’s got serious brightness, sharpness and contrast. More than we need or want in this room. Could be used in a bigger room for sure. It’s perfectly fine to watch in broad daylight. I don’t play video games, so can’t comment much on that but I’m guessing it’s pretty fast and good. Sorry I couldn’t be more help on so many subjects. We just use what we need.Minor Minuses:Screen surface is glossy. There are reflections. We watch mainly at night and we have made some adjustments to our room lights. It’s not a big issue.Sometimes there are shadows or “off” shading in a few spots in a few scenes. Sometimes, there could be more shadow detail…not a lot, but some more would be ideal. It’s nothing compared to the glory of the color, sharpness, brightness and reliability on this thing and it doesn’t detract from your movie. I only notice when I’m in geek mode.. I have to look carefully for small flaws but they’re there. I’m sure there are tech words for what I’m talking about. If you’re a perfectionist, get OLED. OLED doesn’t have this problem and this TV has it very minimally. I don’t know the name(s) for these glitches are but they’re on every QLED and similar.. Find reviews online if you want to know these things. I’m busy. Anyway, what can pick out occasionally as a flaw is quite minor.I pine to try OLED but returning or getting rid of or trying to sell these things is really not an easy task. Everyone already has one and doesn’t want the hassle of changing. I don’t blame them. We couldn’t even give away our last old flat-screen…and it was an expensive TOTL Sony. I called everyone. We’ll keep this one for a few years. If tariffs don’t make a new one too precious, I’ll get an OLED next time to try.There isn’t a better QLED than this one so far as I know. It’s very good and you can’t buy OLED this big. An 83″ OLED would cost about $1200 more than this set. The next size up OLED is 98″ or something and the price is insane..Finally: Size matters. Get the biggest one that’s reasonable for your space and budget. I started my search thinking 96″ then did some measuring. I like this size.
Reviewer: Josh
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Finally—A TV That Sounds as Good as It Looks
Review: This Samsung 55-Inch Neo QLED QN90D is hands down the best TV in our house—and not just for the stunning picture. The sound quality is so impressive, I actually got rid of the soundbar I was using with another TV. That one had the crappiest audio, like most modern TVs that sacrifice speaker quality for slim design. But not this one.Samsung nailed it with this model. The built-in speakers deliver rich, full sound that fills the room without distortion or tinny highs. Whether we’re watching movies, sports, or streaming music videos, the audio is crisp, balanced, and immersive. It’s rare to find a TV where you don’t feel the need to add external speakers, but this one delivers.And the picture? Absolutely gorgeous. The Mini LED technology brings out deep blacks, vibrant colors, and razor-sharp detail. It’s like having a theater experience right in our living room. The interface is smooth, the remote is intuitive, and setup was a breeze.If you’re tired of TVs that look great but sound like a cheap radio, this is the upgrade you’ve been waiting for. It’s a game changer—and worth every penny. Don’t hesitate. This is the one to buy.
Reviewer: LancPAGuy
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Expensive, but worth it. Get it before the Tarriff’s hit.
Review: I don’t know where to begin on this. My old 50″ QLED was showing it’s age and starting to fail; even though it really wasn’t all that old. So, figured I’d upgrade before the Tariff’s hit. So glad I did.55″ is absolutely perfect for my bedroom. It’s large, but not too large. It pairs very well with my old Samsung 9.1.4 sound bar. The display is bright and crisp. It’s breathtaking at first. It does work well with all my devices, Xbox, Roku, DVD, and HDMI Switch to manage it all. The solar rechargeable remote is an interesting idea, but I don’t let a lot of light in my bedroom. I’m still not a fan of these mini-remotes.I do not like having to set up an account with Samsung just to set up my TV. I don’t use their ad loaded home screen and find it rather intrusive. Luckily, my Harmony remote still works and can be programmed. I skip all that.As I said the display is crystal clear and sharp. The colors are bright and vibrant and the blacks are near total black. I have not noticed any artifacts, ghosts, dead pixels, streaks, blooming, or bleeding. It seems fast and quite responsive.The TV itself is not exactly mount friendly. A standard VESA mount will work with it. However, the placement of the power port is extremely poor. Back of the tv, right behind the rail for the wall mount. Make sure you attach the cord before the mount and hanging it.The one connect box is now gone. I miss it. But, I only have 1 HDMI cable going into the tv, the rest of my HDMI connections are handled by my HDMI switch. At least the input and output connections are easier to access, I still don’t like having to plug them in once the tv is hung on the wall.While it works very well with my older sound bar, it does require that you have it hooked up to eARC. I’ve had issues with power timing of devices in the past, but it seems to work well on this model. This is the first time I absolutely needed to hook it up to eARC.4K content on Netflix, Prime, Max, Hulu, and Xbox looks incredible on this screen. Infact, I was playing some Assassin’s Creed Shadows before it was delivered and then again today and the picture is much more vibrant and full of rich detail that I did not notice before.I did get a bit of a discount on the 55″ flavor, but not as much as the 50″ would have gotten. I don’t regret my choice though.
Reviewer: J GETCH
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Looking Good
Review: Other than the cheezy remote control, I am very happy with my new 50 inch QLED. I already had a Samsung account so set up was a breeze. This unit is in my bedroom, which is generally dark, and the picture is outstanding. I was able to add Fandango to the streaming apps very easily. I also had an older model Samsung TV from 15 or so years ago that I never use, but the remote control is better quality than the new one and it still works, so I use that instead. I was able to purchase this television at a sale price, so I am definitely satisfied. Great picture, acceptable sound with outputs for a better sound system if you choose.
