Samsung – 55″ Class QN90C Neo QLED 4K UHD Smart Tizen TV
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Last updated on April 13, 2024 3:47 AM
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Mrand –
I love the QN90C. I has an excellent picture, great brightness and good black levels. I also like the IPS panel due to no rainbow affect. Great out of the bix!
MarcalainB –
The TV is everything we needed in our living room. Very thin. Its like looking into a window. We use mounting services from Best Buy the services was top quality. Well measured and they updated all the apps.
Rick –
Picked this model as a Samsung Warranty Replace for a dead QN95B One Connect Box! Seems to have deeper black levels and better off angle viewing! Out of the box I reduced Color level from 25 back to 15 for movie and film maker modes! Very Happy with this model and hope it lasts longer! Just a note to those Windows PC streamers out there: Select Settings/Connected Devices and Edit the name of your PC HDMI port to “Home Theater System”. This will bring back all your Picture Modes like Movie and Film Maker!
Pbj7 –
Love this TV! Very easy to set up. Love the navigation and the ease of changing to my connected devices. The picture quality is excellent! Very happy with this TV.
ChristineB –
Our previous TV was 15 years old, still working, but we’d realized that a smart TV and better resolution would be nice. I continue to be amazed by the image quality of the new NeoQLED QN90C. Landscapes have incredible 3-D feel, Facial shots have wonderful color and detail, we can see the images clearly regardless of room or outdoor lighting. What an upgrade for TV watching. I also enjoyed setting it up to mirror my desktop computer, where I could look at my photos expanded to the large screen.