Samsung QN900A Neo QLED Mini LED TV Review - Improved vs Q950TS, But...

[@shmookins]

That bezel-less frame is absolutely stunning! I can't take my eyes off of it.

[@ArtVandelayOfficial]

Agreed, game changer

[@imaginx806]

I hope Samsung bring it to the 4k flagship.

[@frankderossi795]

definitely look super sexy!

[@shamarlawrence9429]

That is pretty dope, Samsung has a winner here!👍🏿👍🏿

[@Aronsson007]

its 58% off where im at... thinking of getting it. These bezels are stunning, anything else is just not cutting it for me anymore.

[@cmaciasjimenez]

I just want the QN95A with the infinity display design. This TV is just stunning to look at.

[@M4ttNet]

It's hard to find too many reviews or comparisons between the QN900A and the QN90A... from what I gather around the web the QN90A gets brighter in larger areas while the QN900A can get a much higher peak brightness at small levels. Would love to see someone like you with your thorough comparisons do a comparison between these two and compare bright highlight scenes and broader bright scenes for comparison.

[@tt5177]

True

[@kbar9273]

2 GB of RAM, 3.5 GB storage, 10/100 Mbps ethernet port. Horrible!

[@swagbear5496]

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[@swagbear5496]

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[@swagbear5496]

These were the only two I could find that compared them at all

[@drongorius]

I like how Vincent says every time “ in this scene where Sandra Bullock…….” 😂😂😂 and he always says exactly the whole sentence

[@doderiolarkisso4038]

@@SPPACATR of course he uses the same video tests, because they test specific functions / settings he wants to test..where's the problem in that?

[@hdtvtest]

@Shawn Peters: Using the same test patterns and clips rather than a movie du jour allows us to compare across different TVs and generations, especially since these clips were specifically selected to highlight certain issues.

[@Ray-dl5mp]

That’s my favorite part of this channel. He always gives you the complete sentence. It fits the subject matter and the thoroughness of the reviews perfectly. I also think it fits well with his humor. Great stuff!

[@transfo47]

@@hdtvtest I appreciate that you use BvS, true man of culture.

[@SkeleCrafteronYT]

@@SPPACATR the test isn’t very good if you change the variables all the time

[@Starfishtroopers]

I'll never be able to buy a tv like this i'm here for the dings.

[@g1981c]

that infinity bezel is impressive ... Samsung must have borrowed the engineering from their commercial video-walls which used extremely narrow bezels like this to stitch multiple screens into a single video wall ... but personally i don't care about bezels. i do care about central stand and one connect box. i think this TV would be one of the best in terms of design even without the infinity bezels.

[@hughkleinsc8949]

Will get the 90a 4K 85 inch now that I have seen this video , thanks for the review. Will see how it goes against my old 950t 85 inch

[@agiverreviga4592]

When you show blooming on miniLED, why don't you adjust the exposure so it looks as close to real-life as possible? I know everyone would be viewing with different monitors, but it would be a good thing to see too. So people don't panic if the blooming isn't bad.

[@johnb4905]

What about a compromise and lower the exposure at the end to show how it looks to the naked eye?

[@hdtvtest]

@Agiver Reviga: Because the dynamic range of cameras is less than the dynamic range of HDR TVs, there is no way to fully capture shadow detail without introducing blooming. If we don't use high camera exposure to capture what's presented on the TVs, shadow detail would be crushed in the captured footage, which deviates even further than what our eyes are seeing in real life. You can easily test this yourself by displaying a dark scene on any OLED/ FALD LED LCD TV, and trying to capture the shadow detail using a camera/ a phone to mimic what your eyes see. You will need to use such a high ISO that video noise and blooming is inevitable.

[@k.o.t.o.n.]

@@hdtvtest helo! with samsung picture in picture or with some other software, can i make a 27 inch 120hz 1440p 16:9 picture in the lower middle part of the screen, from a 65 inch model?

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

14:56 Who doesn't love connecting from behind?? 😂😂😂

[@nicholasbumacod143]

The bell that dings at the same time is hilarious.

[@jiamiekori6575]

With all the bias towards OLED tech, let's take a moment and appreciate what Samsung has done! I would buy a flagship Samsung LCD with FALD over any OLED if it offered Dolby Vision. I hate the idea of babysitting a TV to avoid a burn-in. And I realize LG/Sony OLED has improved the algorithms to reduce the risks.

[@Triniwetfire]

Finally the qn900a reviewed by a professional.....

[@johnb4905]

@@JamesLee-ph9go Yet you’re here making a fool out of yourself.

[@Harrythehun]

@@johnb4905 He created the profile a couple of days ago….probably a chill from another YT channel.

[@johnb4905]

@No more James Lee? You haven’t stated any facts just unhinged accusations. I picture you walking down the street yelling into the wind. But thanks for your wisdom on life.

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

@@Harrythehun You mean schill.

[@mateuszptaszynski5377]

It's ZH8 still the best 8K TV in your opinion or QN900A is better?

[@SFBenjaminK]

I GAVE up about TVS , since i wanna BIGGER screen an then 75" & U can see these projectors in day light hours ...wanna go with VAVA CHROMA short throw projector gonna release next month with 120" screen , that VAVA coming up looks awesome

[@jdog8701]

@@SFBenjaminK only projectors worth buying are about 15k tho

[@SFBenjaminK]

@@jdog8701 of course projectors goes all the way over 100k, but for normal home use wanna replace the TV with, wanna go bigger screen , under $5000 is worth it & is fordable & is really nice ones out there these days , nice & bright , just like this VAVA gonna release next month or BenQ V7050i 4K Laser TV,

[@jdog8701]

@@SFBenjaminK and im saying for PQ the only worthwhile projectors start at about 15K

[@iancarlson8445]

What are your thoughts on qn900a vs. qn800b? Now that qn900a is last year's model, they are similarly priced. Thank you!

[@LalaFafa]

That bezel size though O_o

[@dwill658]

Hey Vincent can you please review the LG 27GP950-B

[@alexanderg1935]

I second this! Not that they're in stock anywhere of course.

[@nobody1322]

from personal experience the more expensive a tv the more sacrifices you make. I purchased an lg cx two years ago and in some situations it can look great and in others is looks like garbage . specially sdr content, when actors are in doors in a show it’s so dark you can’t see their faces ! last month i purchased a cheap $300 samsung tv for my kids and to my surprise it looks better than my lg cx in 90% of the content lol, i even started playing my ps5 on it as the picture looks so much more alive and vibrant than on the cx, and i can even play 30fps games on it with it and it’s not being choppy like a rock skipping on a lake when compared to my lg cx oled. Moral of the story buy what your gut tells you these reviews are nothing more than promotions for very pricy tvs that don’t really deliver and only look good on paper and in very controlled content for demo purposes .

[@hastensavoir7782]

This or Sony Z9J?

[@markcary8165]

This model is also unable to pass through uncompressed audio from an HDMI input to an external amp via eARC :(

[@phaldaz]

Tf nooo!

[@4fastdrs]

Great video, now we need a review of the QN800A which nobody seems to be focused on. The entry-level 8K TV 75" or 85" would be great.

[@ryuyasuaki]

Yes Can’t seem to find many in-depth reviews. For the 800.. the 900 is too expansive and I’m living in a region as he put it where the 95 isn’t available. I really want 4 2.1 hdmi ports.

[@4fastdrs]

@@ryuyasuaki Just bought mine, 85" Absolutely worth every penny. I also have a Q950A sound bar and the two makes for quite an impressive soundstage. I can't turn it up past 35...way to loud!! Biggest Plus in my opinion is the one connect box, separating the power cord from the TV makes for a much more convenient set up experience. Does an excellent job handling reflections, there's a huge bay window across from the TV in my living room. And there's no issue with the reflections except forearm completely black screens. Wouldn't hesitate to buy it again, couldn't imagine a valid reason for buying the QN900A , there is slight blooming with extreme off angle viewer like when you're standing physically alongside the TV. Just FYI

[@wadimek116]

@@4fastdrs You can't turn it up above 35 because of distortion. Had this soundbar and unfortunately cheap stereo still beats it. You can turn hifi speakers really high and you won't feel like its to loud like a soundbar could

[@carneb9410]

Hi Vincent I've got a 75" QN900A and found while calibrating that SDR and HDR brightness would sometimes read higher, and SDR gamma would change. In HDR a 10% window would sometimes be 1600 nits and other times over 2000 nits. Long story short I found a soft reset would give the higher brightness and now have instant on turned off and always get the higher brightness. Could you try the soft reset trick on yours to see if you get higher HDR brightness?

[@TheAbdID]

@carneb i heard that too but I can the soft reset brake the TV when I literally do it all the time?

[@carneb9410]

@@TheAbdID I don't think soft reset will break the tv it's just annoying to do it all the time that's why I made the change in the service menu

[@hugooliveira7167]

Vincent, Will you review the Sony Z9J?!

[@hdtvtest]

If we receive a review sample, sure.

[@keepyaheadsup]

@@hdtvtest please till you get the Z9J, from experience your opinion about QN900A as compared to the Sony Z8H? Not only is the Z8H much brighter but also better with dsc and a few other things in my opinion. I would highly appreciate your comment on the suggested comparison. Purely picture quality comparison, thanks!

[@kindredspirit5885]

Qn800a next?

[@idnansadique3812]

Will you be testing Sonys new Master Series Z9J? Will be interesting to see how it compared to Samsungs QN900

[@thebossnocompetition8757]

Tricky question for an amateur. How is the quality of the light? you only measure the whitebalance of the light right? thats not good enough on todays LED based tvs.

[@Mr.Taztaztic]

The Philips OLED806 and OLED856 are now being sold at shops..... Could you please do a detailed review now??

[@hdtvtest]

Currently no ETA on a review sample.

[@neilmarktaylor4386]

Cost and arm & a leg to buy this beast

[@AY-ry4hr]

What about the lack of Dolby vision? Is DV content converted to HDR10+? Will DV content have a downgraded image on this TV?

[@patrickjpoirier6978]

I've been trying to find out the same thing. No one has answers on this :/

[@avijitjha1614]

Yes dv will play as HDR 10 plus

[@444chroma]

You gotta hand it to Samsung they know how to design an attractive looking TV.

[@paulbrooks8068]

“Although some shadow detail is crushed…”. Ugh. Is there anything. ANYTHING that performs just-out-of-black without crushing?? A90J? I can’t buy Panasonic unfortunately so…what else? Coming from ZT60.

[@ManWhoLostTooth]

Q90T

[@d.t.1470]

VERY CLEAR SUMMATION! Sometimes you don't do that which is a shame. Thank you for the review.

[@caizrippin4559]

LG c1/g1/cX are still the masters for gaming 👍🏻👍🏻

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

For gaming, yes. THIS^^^^^ Not for movies.

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

@@stephenbrown2367 No such thing as 4K DVD. Only 4K BD (Blu-ray Disc).

[@ArtVandelayOfficial]

😄

[@ArtVandelayOfficial]

@@stephenbrown2367 CX is terrible

[@stephenbrown2367]

@@ArtVandelayOfficial nope and I won’t argue with you.Go troll 😈 somewhere else.

[@sayanythingrock]

serious question: is 8k just a way of testing future pipeline tech

[@kajurn791]

No. Because it's an integer multiple of most popular resolutions including 1440p it's the ideal resolution for integer scaling purposes. Higher pixel count also means higher PPI for large sized displays, which is very important as well. It needs good upscaling tech in it however, and as far as i've seen most TVs don't have the best upscaling unfortunately.

[@Trojan0304]

Hope you will review JVC new laser projector when release. Just saw YT tease ad.

[@Tbear91]

How many dimming zones is there on the 85" version?

[@Patman2812]

so the 4k Flagship is brighter even the HDR Rating is higher on the 8k Model?

[@pikulaZG]

Hi ! Can you tell me did Samsung maybe say to upgade software for this TV Q900A 2021 model to have Dolby Atmos coding in future ? I know Dolby Atmos come to Q900B 2022 models TV's this year !! Tnx... Croatia

[@N0N0111]

2:48 The blooming on the subtitles is very insane at least.

[@DefendYourGains]

dont forget this cant be seen, read at the bottom he using a high camera capture at this part.

[@N0N0111]

@@DefendYourGains Yes, but the fact there is still blooming, i find it insane :D He should have done High ISO and normal ISO comparison. Cause now i have this blooming picture stuck in my eyes. And don't buy LCD TV's that have less than 10.000 mini leds. Everything below 10.000 for +55" size will not look perfect.

[@romanromero5099]

it is Samsung QN95B or QN90A... which one did you refer to as comparison?

[@spacex1907]

Your humor is incomparable

[@benpriice]

is it worth waiting for black friday?

[@AndrewYouTube866]

Is this TV better than the old q90t?

[@jamescai1213]

@hdtvtest considering buying the Samsung QE85Q950TS, £4000. Would you recommend or go for a Neo Qled perhaps the 85q95t?

[@jimcameron1234]

Next year this time 2500€ like Q950T now in Germany

[@_omega3_]

I assume the game mode zone dimming performance gets worse like it does with QN95A. Sucks because that's a deal breaker for me. Wish they had another game mode that keeps good dimming for a bit more input lag.

[@daath144occultistmaster5]

I never used my q70 in game mode

[@VeeeeryyyFaaaastSlooooth]

@@daath144occultistmaster5 Only perk of having reflexes of a snail

[@ArtVandelayOfficial]

@@daath144occultistmaster5 Why? I actually prefer my q70r game mode to my c9

[@gutsblackswordsman3986]

I ended up buying this TV Neo Qled 8k QN900A 55inch. Got a good deal direct from Samsung £900. After all the promos and trade of my old tv' the picture quality on series X is amazing also on the pc using as a monitor the picture quality is on point. Watching Netflix on pc is very poor as blacks don't sync right does not matter to much as remote has dedicated Netflix button. I am a retro gamer so playing classic console's sucks. PS2 Dreamcast sega Saturn ect. It can't seem to get the screen to stop jumping' also you can't change aspect ratio at all like my old Samsung ju7000 qled. Where that I could change aspect ratio and stretch screen as I see fit the QN900A does not do this. Using pound cable with Mclassic. Unless I am doing something wrong

[@micdoses1]

Can't wait for the sony 950j review

[@sundarchip]

Can you please review the Panasonic JX 940?

[@penguin422613]

So is this tv like the UK qn95? Is the 900 the us version or are they different?

[@keepyaheadsup]

One chooses led lcd over oled for the brightness, not the TVs offering just high nits with washed out colors but the TVs which offer those high nits with that hdr punch with great color volume and accuracy etc. It's much less brighter than last years Sony Z8H. How would you compare Samsung QN900A to last years Sony Z8H? Since the Z9J isn't out yet. To me Z8H seems like not only a better deal but also a better picture quality overall. I would highly appreciate your input. Thanks

[@bigcjm]

Yet you have to hands on time with either tv.

[@keepyaheadsup]

@@bigcjm what do you mean? I am asking a professional for their expert opinion on 2 8k TVs. If you meant that I have no hands on experience on either tv? Even if I didn't what difference does it make? I would like to understand the direction these tv manufacturers are taking, hence subscribed to this channel and watch videos of TV s I do not own. By the way I do own a Sony Z8H, if you click on my history and my previous comments pop up, then it will show that. Regardless if you have some technical info and opinion to add please do, otherwise please don't. Thank you

[@keepyaheadsup]

@Future Proof and yet I choose an led for my main naturally bright lit living room. Oled not only looks dim but also the light reflects and all we see is a great reflective view of my backyard than the actual picture on the screen. Oled maxes out at 700 nits, and rarely close to 1200/1300 nits. I chose a Sony Z8H because to me I love the hdr impact 2500 nits have, it's not even about 8k etc. It's not about what is the best display, it's about your use case scenario. For my bedroom which is dark, I still love the plasma I have in there, and I intend to get the A90J(oled) to replace it when ever I come around to it. Thank you for the comment! Oled s are awesome.

[@markreyes2354]

My friend is selling me this for 600 on a 65”. It’s worth it to buy on 2024?

[@arkadiuszjakubiszyn312]

Hello Mr. Vincent please make a review of reavon ubr-x100 blu-ray player:)

[@johnb4905]

8K televisions remain an absurd buy. The 4K QN90A is still a better performer at a MUCH cheaper price.

[@johnb4905]

@@GITSSAC Vincent lays out a couple of reasons at the end of the video.

[@macgyvermac2344]

The qned90 and 99 is better buy

[@GITSSAC]

@@johnb4905 thanks

[@GITSSAC]

@@macgyvermac2344 how? They have IPS panels

[@macgyvermac2344]

@@GITSSAC better picture quality on IPS panel Better color accuracy also on IPS panel and since LG has solved the issue you guys talking about this contrast stuff it's better overall oh yes qned90,99 is best this hands down

[@jozefbaets5614]

Hallo Vincent. Thanks for the review. Could you please explain more how your custom test pattern works for measuring native contrast, when local dimming cannot be switched off.

[@sofienchaieb3552]

Vincent do you see difference between 8K and 4K for 75 inch or more at 40 degrees recommanded THX position ?

[@مهندالترك-ت8ح]

Can u try th-jx940 from panasonic?

[@robertlawrence9000]

Come on Hisense release the U9DG and 8k Dual Cell already!

[@sholmesbrown]

Hisense panels suck

[@robertlawrence9000]

@@sholmesbrown used to

[@jdog8701]

@@robertlawrence9000 they still do... there is a lot of hope with this dual cell but they have a lot to prove still

[@KID_CHAMELEON]

Vincent! I need help. I just got a QN900c (75) yesterday paired with a Denon X1800H and Xbox Series X. I upgraded from the 2018 QN75Q8FN. Its driving me absolutely nuts because the resolution in games actually looks worse than it did on the 4k TV. I quadruple checked every setting on the TV, receiver, and Xbox and I cannot for the life of me figure out what's going on. I've tested 8k videos on the TV's KZbin app and they all look amazing, but textures and graphics in the distance are way less sharp then they were on the 4k screen. I'm really not sure what's going on because every review I've seen about this TV says this is one of the best, especially with 4K 120hz gaming. Any ideas what could be going on?

[@everythingfootball8603]

Hard call was thinking about buying this on sale any thoughts seems like there is better sets like the LG c1?

[@xaviers2721]

It's two times more expensive than LG 65c1 in my country. Just can't justify it.

[@dylanpresidafonseca2545]

I'd find it hard to justify 8k itself, to be honest.

[@90fuso]

Can you make a review of Samsung AU9000? There's an argument over the 1080p 120Hz input capability, although it's only 60Hz panel, thanks to the so called "Motion Xcelerator Turbo".

[@_BrandonCross]

I would consider a Samsung if they freaking supported Dolby Vision. No excuse to spend big money on any brand not to have any HDR format not supported.

[@o.c.g.m9426]

Not to mention non hdmi 2.1 ports or being 4k at 120 hz

[@hdtvtest]

@O.C.G.M: What do you mean? The Samsung QN900A has four HDMI 2.1 ports, each supporting 4K@120Hz, as we showed at 11:00 in this video.

[@o.c.g.m9426]

@@hdtvtest See that's what you get when ypur so used to samsung tvs lacking im everything you don't even bother watching the entire video lol. I spoke too soon thanks for the correction

[@o.c.g.m9426]

@@hdtvtest Oooooooo now I see why this tv has all this stuff ITS $9,000 😂😂😂 Yea I'm good with my $4300 tv LG GX. I wouldve considered this tv if it was under $5,000 for an 85 inch

[@Sketchmee5]

YES indeed 😊

[@John-tg9qv]

I have been getting conflicting information from Samsung around Multi View. Do you know if Multi View on the 8K TVs allow for the use of two simultaneous HDMI inputs? As an example, can I connect two different PS5s to the TV and play both using Multi View?

[@akis9252]

Always a delight, the anti-Samsung guy reviewing a Samsung product.

[@hdtvtest]

@AKIS: We are not anti-Samsung... we just prioritise good picture quality and image accuracy, always seeking to point out the pros and cons of all TVs we test.

[@SenorQuichotte]

#vincent did you review philips ambilight to c1?

[@waxxle1095]

Hi i had a question- which one u Would buy qn95a for 1692€ or qn800a for 2500€ - cashback atm 2300?

[@BobBob-tt3fe]

This tv seems very similar to the new iPad Pro screen. ~2500 zones (1900 for 16:9) with similar contrast ratio ( 2018 iPad was ~1800:1 from some review I saw). Is this TV better than the QNED99 from LG if we talk about contrast and black levels?

[@wadimek116]

Ipad doesn't have such brightness tho. It itsn 8k also and so on

[@balakrishnan2997]

Please review APPLE IPAD PRO MINI LED …🤗🤗🤗

[@harper21221]

@HDTVTest - why is my game mode showing all grainy image when using my ps4 with 8k hdmi 2.1 certified cable, the game has all tiny multi-coloured dots over the game like tint fuzzy dots, on my new samsung qn800A 8k screen?, when i turn game mode OFF the picture looks great

[@TheFifaFootballChannel]

Can gaming mode be turned off when pc gaming making it possible to game on Pc without game mode automatically turning itself on? Thanks.

[@mark2bit]

I've had a recurring issue with Samsung TV's where if the overall image is supposed to be dark other areas that are supposed to be bright or subtitles are severely dimmed. The only solution is activating game mode, but that only works on external connected devices. Apps baked into the device can't be setup with game mode so the issue persists there. Is there any modern TV that allows local dimming to be completely disabled?

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

Sony TVs if I'm not mistaken. You can adjust individual picture modes for each HDMI port and use a specific picture mode or custom mode for all built-in apps to use. Sony aims for accuracy instead of using an aggressive local dimming algorithm that causes black crush.

[@bigcjm]

Well I can read the disappointed masses in the comment section. Reality is this is a good well executed tv. Works great for any room in the house.

[@devisgallo6921]

Hi without considering the price which tv do i choose for ps5? I mean the best actually.

[@danielkudo4800]

LG 2021 OLED lineups

[@nelsonmendes7551]

Hey Vincent, the king of game, any chance you thought about doing a mini led comparison Samsung, LG TCL. I think it would be really interesting. I would wager the c825 would match the Samsung.

[@Neoxon619]

It’s not showing up as HDR on my iPhone 12 for some reason.

[@hdtvtest]

As explained in the KZbin description, KZbin takes a long time to process a 17-minute 2160p60 video for HDR presentation, so it may temporarily only be available to watch in SDR.

[@Last_ZhuaGenbao]

Could anybody tell me why lower native contrast has bad perfermance in low APL scenes? I mean, QN900A already has 1920 local dimming zones, and alomst zero black level when you swith local dimming on, doesnt that mean almost pure black in anytime when you turn it on? Or there are someone who buy this 1920 zones TV without turn local dimming on when they watching?😨

[@Displays.1234.]

Basically 8k is the problem, smaller pixels, that don't let has much light though, and you need a lot more processing power, this moment in time 8k is completely pointless. Even the new PlayStation and Xbox is not true 4k.....

[@bloomerb4162]

Maybe with SDR and the nits at 100. It wouldn't be the black level, more the light output maybe.

[@Displays.1234.]

@@bloomerb4162 you can clearly see blooming even on the video...

[@bloomerb4162]

@@Displays.1234. yeah but it's relatively good for LCD.

[@Displays.1234.]

@@bloomerb4162 if you listen to the full review you realise there's a lot of problems with this 8k TV, and in a normal room a good 4K OLED will completely destroy the picture of any LCD..

[@sovREVERE]

How does it handle stutter in 24fps content compared to OLED TVS?

[@hdtvtest]

There's less visible 24p stutter due to LED LCD's slower pixel response time.

[@berj79]

@@hdtvtest Vincent, could you review the Qn800a? as there are no professional reviews for this Tv on youtube, thanks.

[@Azreil24]

Seems the HDR is broken on this clip, it doesn't trigger at all.

[@hdtvtest]

As explained in the KZbin description, KZbin takes a long time to process a 17-minute 2160p60 video for HDR presentation, so it may temporarily only be available to watch in SDR.

[@Azreil24]

@@hdtvtest Sorry, didn't read that :D

[@XxNegative1]

Beast of a tv worth buying.

[@Sy-fly]

Can’t wait for the Sony Z9J review. Samsung have done well using that many zones. Can’t see Sony doing the same considering the price difference on the 85” model. 🤞🏼 but Sony knows how to do it right.

[@bighands69]

I envisage a point when each cell (pixel) will have a backlight that is specific to that cell. And that means each pixel will then be capable of having a very deep black level. And each LED will be a true RGB emission electrode.

[@ArtVandelayOfficial]

1920 zones 🤯

[@cmpmeridian1]

Less expensive better options but great tv if you get a clean one

[@amirhajimohammad3003]

Yo Vincent , this or z8h? Z8h still on sale in US, Thanks you rock! 🙏

[@keepyaheadsup]

Yes on best buy websites I still see them.

[@Rodrigo-gf1fe]

Please, review the QN85A :)

[@crazydwarfer]

First, great reviews, and content overall. Great humor as always ☺️ Can you please tell if you plan to review this TV? Xiaomi Mi TV Q1 75. Thanks again for all the videos :)

[@andrew72329]

Great review. I’ll stick with 4k for the time being.

[@mikecats]

The variation in the intensity of white in the subtitle on my Samsung qn90a is very very annoying…

[@richardgusztaw5091]

Terrible DSE in 8K. Not worth the money.

[@JayJay-jx3zg]

Panel lottery still exists.

[@Khakimzhan]

Still no DV?

[@pauldonn4505]

Love your videos as you are based in the UK could you review the hisense a6g as it's a cheap 4k tv with dolby and vrr allm and game mode all for £429 for a 55inch from box curry's etc as it could be a decent TV for people like me who are on a very tiny(poor) budget thanks

[@caspergijsberts]

Hi Vincent! Great video's! 👋 I would like to buy the Philips 9506 miniled tv, but I'm not sure if it has 100hz. The other specs look very promising 👌 Keep it up and until the next video 😉

[@akaChriss4L]

People who own mini led displays: Does the bloom from subtitles bother your daily use?

[@levinste2750]

Does anyone here use the QN900A as PC monitor?

[@stugtodd2778]

Personally I’m holding out for Sammy to release their “QD RGB OLED” - but with an 8K resolution panel - in 55”.

[@adityaarayan2340]

Why LG cant make 24 inch 4K WRGB OLED panel ??

[@90lancaster]

I was watching the attract mode for this TV in a store recently and over all I liked the appearance it wasn't crush the blacks to much and it was bright enough. - with overall nice level of detail of most things. HOWEVER even on their own demo there was some worrying processing errors on the pan over the trees and on the jetski near a cliff it was like a TV of 10 years ago - not good at all all and that is an at least UHD image - so that is a bit worrying. Samsung is doing something a bit weird with it's 8K sets that seems to lead to them not processing images correctly or in ways that leads to image smear, posturisation, clickering or blurr. I think they need to get elbow deep in their code and see what the issue is, incidentally I was also looking at last years model and aside from some weird centre screen odditity that was barely noticable that didn't seem a huge difference and in some scenes the blurr or pixelisation was not present. It might be interesting to look at these TV's in extreme detail with a bluray disc looking at things like bright flowers see if it's doing weird things to that - Oh also I think it's mandatory to test the KZbin app on any 8K TV really since that will be people's main source of Native 8K content for the life time of this TV at least.. I wish Samsung would work on their little niggles they always manage to screw up the important little details. For example you can only have one working sound source on picture in picture out of the TV - (Unless you are really crafty with your inputs)

[@subzilver]

Awesome TV, but too expensive

[@kryptoniteee]

Is nobody going to talk about the price? We can get oled with infinite blacks for half the price.

[@tears2040]

You’ll also get half the panel brightness plus life of tv……

[@kryptoniteee]

@@tears2040 I’ve never looked at my OLED and thought the screen needs to be brighter. Too bright is not a good thing.

[@tears2040]

@@kryptoniteee Also the ABL while gaming is horrible, that alone is a reason not to buy an Oled.

[@kryptoniteee]

@@tears2040 the LG OLED C1 ABL surpasses that of led tvs.

[@akaChriss4L]

I was thinking about blooming… Doesn’t eyes make blooming by itself if something is bright enough against dark scene? I can’t see a differencr between this TV and my CX OLED screen in real life test.

[@Balbessskin]

Samsung qn900a vs sony z9j

[@mrdash5213]

What about Samsung qn800a ? Samsung qn900a Brightness and contrast is very low 64x contrast is Big Failed by Samsung