Samsung QN90C NEO QLED 43″ Unboxing & Review | Will this TV change your Gaming & Working experience?

In the market for a high-end TV/Monitor and wondering if the Samsung QN90C NEO QLED 43" is the game-changer you've been waiting for? In this video, I'll do an unboxing and show its settings as well as test picture, local dimming, evaluate input lag and more.
also doing gameplay on PC & PS5 while giving thoughts on how it stacks up against the Odyssey NEO G7 43" G70NC
Whether you're looking for a TV that supports next-gen gaming at this size or simply intrigued by the Samsung QN90C Neo QLED 43", you won't want to miss this video!
QN90C 43" vs. QN90D 43": • Which to Buy? SAMSUNG ...
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QN90D 43" Review: • Samsung QN90D NEO QLED...
00:00 : - Intro
00:47 : - Unboxing & Characteristics
04:20 : - Home dashboard features
05:20 : - Settings
11:37 : - HDR Picture
13:14 : - Local Dimming
19:14 : - Color Uniformity
20:09 : - Motion Latency
20:32 : - Text Scrolling
20:57 : - Text Clarity
21:06 : - PC Gaming
24:53 : - PS5 Extra Settings
25:16 : - PS5 Gaming
27:04 : - Conclusion & Outro
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#odysseygaming
#tv2023

[@TECHOSAUR]

the NEO G7 supports 144hz, sorry for the confusion QN90D 43" Review: kzbin.info/www/bejne/moqqp31tlrJ_rqM QN90C 43" vs. QN90D 43": kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2TcpniDo9-FbsU

[@kareemullashaik7618]

How much price of43 inch tv

[@TECHOSAUR]

@@kareemullashaik7618 depends on the region, i got it for 1000 €

[@majedthemajed]

Thanks for the useful info 👍

[@CrueMusic]

Thanks alot for your testing!

[@TaskerTech]

Btw forgot to mention thats a great video over there ;) keep going

[@TECHOSAUR]

Thank you ! 🤩

[@TeamMaric]

Thanks a ton man. I bought my QN90C a week ago to connect to my PC. I could not get the refresh rate above 60hz until I watched your video and learned all the ins and outs of the TV. I'm so thankful for your full walkthrough. Have a wonderful day.

[@TECHOSAUR]

you are welcome, after that video Samsung released a software update featuring AUTO HDR REMASTER, a great enhancer for SDR content kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqDGqaWnmdSAd9E difference in MOVIES kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYHIaIVmn9iDeJI difference in NINTENDO SWITCH gaming console kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6PSdKOJgr13Z7M difference in ANIME I also showed how to activate it in picture settings, hope you enjoy TV!

[@madhaze0126]

Hi , How are you finding it hooked up to your pc , please tell ha! ...really thinking of buying this soon.

[@TECHOSAUR]

Join the TECHOSAUR Community on Discord here : discord.gg/PXmJY6BP8b. you can seek technical assistance, exchange ideas and experiences, relax, share memes, make video request and most importanly feel at home QN90C playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLg8ANjUNzqfP82x1mxLdS7Th3YiFlsyn1

[@NeKiiiiaaa]

What an amazing review! I want to ask: does the 43" 50" Va panel have better contrast, blooming, and black level than the 55" above IPS panel?

[@TECHOSAUR]

Well, I don't have the 55", but I can say it definitely has very good contrast and quite deep blacks. It reminds me quite a lot of an OLED in that manner, I have C2 42" but it has quite a blooming effect if you look from the sides, so viewing angles on the VA panel are terrible. Local dimming is pretty good in HDR content. It's a step up from IPS in terms of image quality, but I also noticed poor color quality, so if you use it for photography and need accurate colors, I think it's not good for this as an OLED.

[@Belgarath777]

New subscriber. I enjoyed this video a lot knowing that some of what I'm seeing like the intensity of the blooming, is due to the camera and what we are watching the video on. Im really considering using this as a pc monitor and for pc gaming. I prefer playing my ps5 on a large tv and for that im considering the 85" qn90c, qn95c, sony x93l, and sony x95l. Depends on more reviews and how much i really want to spend on incremental improvements between these choices. Maybe sometimes Id move the ps5 to my office where this 43" tv would be if someone wanted to watch tv and i want to play my ps5. With that said, do you see any major negatives of using the 43" qn90c with my gsync desktop and laptop? I generally use a monitor for pc gaming, reading, youtube streaming, and the occasional Excel and Word file :). Curious to get your thoughts. My office is very bright, but there is no direct sunlight and the wall opposite my desk is just a white wall with windows to the left of my desk. I know you stated that the brightness overcomes the reflections :).

[@TECHOSAUR]

I'll do my best to upgrade my equipment, thanks for the feedback! but I need to inform you that the QN90C doesn't support Nvidia G-sync, only AMD FREESYNC PREMIUM PRO and in PS5 it supports VRR, but as i said in the video g-sync compatible monitors to me means not much because g-sync compatible is a software driver that turns originally freesync monitors or TVs to g-sync using driver based but it's not really Nvidia's technology or chip for preventing screen tearing, their actual solution is quite expensive, you would see it on like this monitor by Asus rog.asus.com/monitors/32-to-34-inches/rog-swift-pg32uqx-model/ which is priced for over 3000$ price it adds a lot in cost that's why G-sync compatible monitors are more common but they prevent screen tearing as much, in many FPS games I've had G-sync compatible on and still experienced screen tearing, i personally loved it more on free sync premium pro, like AMD RADEON GPUs its a long discussion by itself but in the end IMO g-sync compatible isn't a thing i would care for even if I have an Nvidia RTX as well in worst-case scenario if you see screen tearing in games you can enable V-sync which eliminates all screen tearing I also have a window to the left of the TV and I never got disturbed by sunlight coming, it's glossy but it somehow deflects reflections and it's brightness is really great I haven't gotten my hands on the other TVs you mentioned but i think the QN90C has a lot to offer, hope you find what suits you the best!

[@Belgarath777]

@@TECHOSAUR Very helpful, thanks for the thoughtful response. Your Vsync comment makes total sense. I think when I'm ready I will test this TV and see how it goes and just make sure I buy it from a place where it can be returned within a certain period of time. Videos like yours give me confidence to give it a shot. :-). Thank you!

[@brst808]

Thank you for confirming it's BGR

[@TECHOSAUR]

Also, QN90D is the same

[@ronnel0918]

Great content! I just ordered the same monitor (43QN90C). Are there any updates made for this monitor? Have you been using the same settings until now?

[@TECHOSAUR]

Thx, Yes! they released auto HDR remastering You can find my comparisons here: SDR MOVIES kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYHIaIVmn9iDeJIsi=r0f0xC2w1oN_IIeq NINTENDO SWITCH kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqDGqaWnmdSAd9Esi=2tm6Wc6Jg7JDavIB Also now it's running at a different software version so it's being updated every few month, I usually switch between entertainment and gaming mode because I use it for literally everything from gaming to productivity to watching, while one setting would work for all but I prefer to change them sometimes depending on case But overall I really like this TV

[@ronnel0918]

@@TECHOSAUR Glad to know you're still enjoying the TV! I got it because of the current sale here in the Philippines (selling for Php36,999 or roughly ~US$651), which also comes with a free soundbar! I will mainly use this as a monitor (hooking it up with my laptop -- Lenovo Yoga Pro 9i) for all types of content. Can't wait to tinker with it!

[@JUVETV-fw1pe]

​@@TECHOSAUR il 43" e il 50" del qn90c non soffrono di gosting???

[@JUVETV-fw1pe]

​@@ronnel0918 presenta gosting il 43 o il 50 pollici del qn90c ???

[@CrueMusic]

Thanks!

[@TECHOSAUR]

Thanks for your generosity in supporting 🙏

[@barabaz3359]

Hey! do you have an updated sdr and hdr settings to share? using it mainly for netflix disney+ youtube and ps5

[@madhaze0126]

Hi I saw your post on reddit so wanted to check out your review. Very good thanks. I have a question though , I've read that this TV sometimes stutters during some slow scenes? Have you seen any stuttering? Thanks.

[@TECHOSAUR]

If u mean text trailing then it's true, if u scroll slowly u will start to see it's trailing but in gameplay or media consumption it's fluid, just in very slow scenes I found it not that great like u start to see jagged lines especially if it's perfect pattern u know what I mean like those eye tricks that are static images but ur mind shows it's moving lol, weird stuff

[@madhaze0126]

@@TECHOSAUR Hello again , I'm still trying to choose (lol) how is this tv for fast paced games like COD? Thanks!

[@TECHOSAUR]

​@@madhaze0126 its actually pretty great, but i think for competitive games, you must be looking into faster panels like over 240hz ? this one is maxed at 144hz at 4K and even at full HD you cant go over 144hz i Played COD on it and quite enjoyed it, also CS 2 and Payday 3, if you are interested in 4K 43" size i would recommend it but since its VA panel so it may show some overshooting, it depends on how you are usually sensitive to those image impurities but it's defeintily not the worst panel out there, im looking forward to the QN90D now that it has been announced in CES 2024, I'll do my best to review it as well as the OLED 43" one from Samsung if possible!

[@Dont4n]

Great video. for productivity (lots of text reading) and som casual Xbox gaming, do you prefer qn90c over the G7 neo 43 inch? Was first looking at lg c3 42” but I Will be doing 6-8 hours of static work so im trying to decide which one of Qn90c or g7 that Will be the best. Text clarity and viewing angles are most Important to me. price in Sweden differ 100-200 dollar (1000-2000 SEK), g7 beeing the cheapest. Thanks!

[@TECHOSAUR]

For productivity, it's definitely better to pick the QN90C. I still use it daily to this date. I also suspect that it has a newer panel than the Neo G7, as well as better software for local dimming

[@Dont4n]

Thank you so much for taking time and answer my question 🙏 Hope BGR subpixel will bare with me and that text isnt messed up in the top of the screen vs the bottom. Saw that the QN90B had massive amount of reports where text in the top was totally un-readable :/

[@TECHOSAUR]

​@@Dont4n I think QN90C uses much better panel check this rtings article www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/samsung/qn90b-qled section: Compared To Other TVs TL;DR: The Samsung QN90C/QN90CD QLED is the replacement model for the Samsung QN90B QLED, and they each have their strengths and weaknesses. The QN90C has better tone mapping and tracks the PQ EOTF better, so HDR content especially looks better, despite the QN90B's better measurements on some aspects of picture quality. The QN90C also uses a different panel type that natively has a wider viewing angle without needing additional filters, so there's no Ultra Wide Viewing Angle layer. It results in a slightly smaller viewing angle on the QN90C, but there's no distracting rainbow smearing from overhead lights. and i agree with that, while viewing angles arent as good as OLED like LG C2, C3 but if you sit facing it, its brilliant and clear

[@jonathanparle8429]

What does this TV do when presented with 1080p50 content? Does the refresh rate change to, say 50 hz or 100 hz?

[@dbz5972]

hdmi 2.1 doesn't have the bandwidth to support 12bit and 144hz. Use 10bit if you want 144hz at 4k.

[@TECHOSAUR]

I have just tested it and can confirm that it is indeed working at 10-bit with a 144 Hz refresh rate in 4K. I apologize for my earlier lack of awareness. Thanks for the help

[@sultanalmosfer2059]

thanks man this video was very very helpful. I want to use it as monitor my gpu is from AMD. so do you recommend it for me? its price in my country is 854 doller (with 15% vat) (743 without vat) i think it is a very good price

[@TECHOSAUR]

Yes if u have an AMD Radeon it's going to work with AMD free-sync premium pro for anti screen tearing, tried it and it's guaranteed to not have any screen tearing I hope u can find it for a lower price

[@sultanalmosfer2059]

@TECHOSAUR thank you very much I just bought it thanks to you ❤️

[@JUVETV-fw1pe]

​@@TECHOSAUR si comporta bene con ps5 nel gaming, l'effetto ghosting è molto visibile e non si nota??? Sul 43 pollici

[@mauriciorochagomes2654]

There is some configuration so that the TV has the perfect image for games ? I just bought the Qn90 43 and I'm using it as a monitor. if you can help, several people have 43, but most videos, websites have settings, 55 above where the panel is not VA. Thanks

[@TECHOSAUR]

The settings I currently have on my QN90C 43" ibb.co/Mg2sJg9 ibb.co/CHK9rZ4 ibb.co/6tCgFct ibb.co/ZgL6G6W ibb.co/XYBQmny ibb.co/7bPSfJ3 ibb.co/27nGnWc ibb.co/pwz84cJ ibb.co/TvWcMDH ibb.co/Qmfdb7c I use them for HDR PC gaming, also make sure to install window color calibration app found in windows store to make an accurate HDR color profile, it improved HDR for me quite much

[@NirHason]

Thanks for the video! Is there an option to change the screen size when connected to a PC/MAC? I'm referring to the option of creating a smaller screen size by having a black borders and the desktop shows inside a box in the middle of the screen. I'm asking that because I consider the 43 inch but if this option is available, maybe it's better for me to get the 50 inch which still uses the VA panel for better colors and when used for PC monitor, I'll just crop/change the screen size.

[@TECHOSAUR]

You can change the aspect ratio : 16:9 and 4:3 In addition you can have multi view between one input source and TV apps like KZbin Samsung tv, web browser etc, also u can use windows screen projection or Mac As well as PIP mode (picture in picture). It also supports Apple airplay and Samsung Dex

[@NirHason]

​@@TECHOSAUR Thank you so much for the quick and detailed response! :) It seems like non of the above is what I'm searching for. I'm basically want to know if there is an option to turn this 43 inch tv to a 34 inch monitor for example by cropping. Something like that: www.talkofweb.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/underscan-display-min.jpg

[@JUVETV-fw1pe]

​@@TECHOSAUR ciao vorrei sapere se il VA Da 43" pollici oppure il 50" del modello QN90C soffrono di gosting

[@MarthKoopa]

would you recommend this over a C3, considering it being slightly cheaper and no burn in? How's blooming with anime subtitles?

[@TECHOSAUR]

I've watched bleach thousand-year blood war snd didn't see any blooming with English subs, also since the anime specifically has scenes with total pitch black and high color contrasts, It blew me with it's black levels and vividness, of course u will need to tune colors but overall as someone that has LG C2,which is almost identical to C3 except for the AI chip but same panel, i would say the QN90C is the closets I've ever seen to an OLED, MINI-LED is very nice tech with less worries, 0 fear of burn-in is a big advantage

[@fonty012]

subscribed

[@Jason-yv2id]

Is this TV G-Sync Compatible? I'm seeing some other KZbin reviews saying that this TV's Viewing Angles are so bad that they wouldn't recommend it. Based on your experience with this 43" Variant, honestly is the viewing angles really that bad?

[@TECHOSAUR]

Nope it's not G-sync compatible, it has Free sync premium pro so if you have an AMD GPU it works pretty well in getting rid of screen tearing Viewing angles are bad from everywhere except front, on sides you see it's blooming, you can still see what's on TV though, only when you sit in the front it's clear, if you want I can make a video showing viewing angles, got other people asking about it and my video lacked that part, I should have mentioned it !

[@inky5168]

It is compatible with G-sync and the viewing angles are fine when using as a monitor because you're sitting straight-on.

[@inky5168]

​@@TECHOSAURit is compatible with G-sync, all Samsung Freesync panels are.

[@legianw4954]

@@inky5168 I want this tv but this comment that it doesn't have GSYNC discourages me a lot.

[@TECHOSAUR]

@@inky5168 if it was g-sync compatible it would have written "G-SYNC COMPATIBLE" in NVIDIA Control panel ibb.co/w6ydPCv QN90C ibb.co/jH7SMVN LG C2

[@perroguerrero9568]

LG C2/C3 vs QN90c, Which one would you prefer in terms of picture quality? And if the use case is primarily gaming, which would you choose?

[@TECHOSAUR]

It depends on ur personal taste If you prefer brighter and more vivid colors I think the QN90C is a good choice but if you prefer perfect dimming control and more accurate colors and also better response time LG C2 is the one for you It really comes to what you prefer I tried both and for me the QN90C is better given that I work on video editing and coding and in such use cases C2 is not good because it goes dim after some mins if the scene isn't moving enough to protect against burn-in, also I hated the Auto brightness limiter (ABL) because when u browse white websites like Amazon if u scroll down brightness change and it feels quite distracting, in QN90C you don't have those things so C2 is purely meant for entertainment not much for productivity

[@perroguerrero9568]

@@TECHOSAUR Hi, thank you for your response! I also have another question, if I want to use the 144hz feature do I have to set it to only game mode? I want to use all of the color and sound settings of this tv while taking advantage of the high refresh rate and low reponse time. If its only game mode, then that kind of sucks.

[@TECHOSAUR]

@@perroguerrero9568 no you don't need to, but due to HDMI 2.1 limitations you can't have 12bit color and 144 hz, max is 120hz Make sure you set color depth in windows to 10 bit to use 144hz, when u set game mode however panel response time improves thus reducing ghosting

[@Astro-ck6mh]

@@TECHOSAUR For PC gaming/monitor, LG C2 burn-in risk is a real concern in your opinion?

[@TECHOSAUR]

​@@Astro-ck6mhif you have a warranty, LG can change the panel and you are good to go (They're usually helpful to customers) just today today, our living room TV, the C1 65" got 10 cm long horzional white line in, we got it 2 years ago, and it was only used for watching, also my personal C2 42" died after 5 months, i used it for work and gaming. maybe I'm unlucky with OLED or its really so fragile, at the moment I'm using the Samsung QN90C 43" and IMO its great for all purpose, its the closest i got to OLED while not having to worry about panel dying everyday

[@mitehristov1701]

I saw 4/5 white dots on the bottom right of the tv. This is reflection from pc,or something other?

[@TECHOSAUR]

Case LED 🟥🟩🟦 reflecting 😏

[@UnomasQuehay]

Hola.me gusta tu contenido.es el modelo samsung mejor que el dony A90k.quiero comprar uno dr estos 2 pero uno es Qled mini led y sony Oled😢

[@KojiiGaming]

how is backlight when using it as a monitor i had the QN90B and it was horrible even in a gray background i could see trails of light following mouse movements and blooming with gray backgrounds was very annoying

[@TECHOSAUR]

I never had the QN90B, I'm currently using the QN90C 43" as a PC/console monitor for all-purpose, In my opinion, the local dimming is good, I don't see trails of light, maybe because they increased the number of zones in comparison to previous monitors I tried, like the Odyssey NEO G7 43" and maybe the QN90B but you can easily disable the local dimming feature and you should stop seeing trails of light Instead it will be the total backlight for all zones, Having it enabled serves for HDR content, but for PC use cases it's not that good, I personally keep it on all time and I haven't any issue of that sort Also, contrast levels are awesome given it is a VA panel, not an ADS of course, it's not comparable with OLED in terms of color accuracy but it's way brighter, I love HDR gaming on this one more than OLED because you could see scenes more alive and vivid

[@JUVETV-fw1pe]

​@@TECHOSAUR il 43" con pannello Va presenta ghosting su ps5 ???

[@legianw4954]

RTINGS says that if it is compatible with GSYNC, I want this tv but as a 4070TI owner it is essential to have it.

[@TECHOSAUR]

if it was g-sync compatible it would have written "G-SYNC COMPATIBLE" in NVIDIA Control panel ibb.co/w6ydPCv QN90C ibb.co/jH7SMVN LG C2 I have an RTX GPU and i can confirm it doesn't have G-sync

[@legianw4954]

@@TECHOSAUR Too bad, I'll have to look at other options. Thanks

[@MathewNamikaze]

@@legianw4954 When a display isn't G-sync compatible It doesnt shows on Nvidia Control Panel. In the video it show the option to activate G-sync but he doesn't activate it. FreeSync Premium usually means it is Adaptive Sync wich is G-sync compatible but do not integrate the G-Sync Chip inside wich usually raise the price a lot.

[@binoyroy8545]

sri samsung 90c 43inch price in india

[@TaskerTech]

Can you tell if its BGR or RGB layout?

[@TECHOSAUR]

I checked it out, it's BGR you can see the layout here: ibb.co/DY00tbg

[@TaskerTech]

@@TECHOSAUR Thanks for that! =D I work with design and that is really important for me.

[@elegiggle7882]

I got the 43' model for ~$475 USD. Do you think it's a good deal? I was thinking on using it as a monitor for productivity/programming/gaming.

[@TECHOSAUR]

I would say a good deal I got it for 1000$ back when it was released on march And I'm still using it to this day for any task, gaming/work all fine, also for HDR content I found it very bright and vivid, some color calibration is needed but for the most part it's my best monitor/tv at this size for 2023

[@elegiggle7882]

@@TECHOSAUR Thanks a lot for the reply! I'll probably keep it and sell my other monitors.

[@yellowfuntvix1459]

@@TECHOSAUR What do you think about LG C3 OLED 42"? Which is better for reading?

[@HiddenDeadX]

Can you change all of the display settings while game mode is active on xbox? I'm worried that i won't be able to make all the colors less bright, from what i've been seeing in video's and reading online, the colors, brightness, just all of it is way too "popping". Can you tone all of that down for a calmer and more realistic look (again, on xbox)?

[@TECHOSAUR]

Yes you can, I could even on the Nintendo switch as well as the PS5,

[@HiddenDeadX]

@@TECHOSAUR Great, thanks for the quick response! Also are you able to see the grey stand from the tv light shining on it while in a dark room??

[@TECHOSAUR]

​@@HiddenDeadX do you mean the TV light shining on the stand ? even in a dark room, i only see the TV not the stand with it, I dont have it wall-mounted and it never bothered , in fact the stand is heavy and sturdy, because it's the same one used in 55" so for 42" it's not wiggling on every move like for example the NEO G7 43"

[@HiddenDeadX]

@@TECHOSAUR Yes that's what i meant, thanks! Was worried about the wiggling as well, so thank you for mentioning that! Getting close to buying it now. Do the speakers have 0% bass? Kindof like phone speakers? Do they sound tiny? Otherwise i could get a bundle with the Samsung HW-Q60C soundbar.

[@HiddenDeadX]

@@TECHOSAUR Hi, so i got the tv and the ghosting is absolutely horrific. Is there any way to reduce it? Otherwise i'm sending it back, it's so uncomfortable to look at anything that moves in the screen

[@AngelSmecheru]

Hi, I recently bought the same TV as in the video, and for some reason the Gaming Hub does not appear in the menu, There is no controller icon on the side, What is the problem?

[@TECHOSAUR]

what input are you using it on ? for example gaming console or PC or antenna?

[@AngelSmecheru]

Antenna

[@piranhax6466]

So it has significantly less ghosting over the 43 neo g7 as I understand?

[@TECHOSAUR]

Yes, it still has some ghosting in some scenarios like when you scroll down but at least it's better especially when i read news now while scrolling i feel less discomfort, it falls under the acceptable amount of ghosting, also the interesting part that if you scroll text so fast you won't even see the ghosting, on the NEO G7 it worsen the faster you scroll, it was just too much to handle imo, i liked the build quality and design on the NEO G7 but unfortunately the ghosting ruins the experience especially when u use it out of gaming

[@dnsean03]

@@TECHOSAUR how about yellow fringing on text and mouse cursor? Is that seen on 43 qn90c? I had 3x neo g7 43 all were bad and moving the mouse around was bad.. even in destiny 2 menus was ugly

[@TECHOSAUR]

@@dnsean03 nope, i dont see yellow fringing on this one, when you move mouse cursor you see some ghosting as you do when scrolling down but when you move the cursor so fast you stop seeing any ghosting all together, i tottally recommend you try this one over the Odyssey G7 NEO, give it a try!

[@dillanjuarez4580]

its better that samsung oddysei neo g7 43"?

[@TECHOSAUR]

For me yes, I noticed, better local dimming control in dark scenes and also color and contrast are more clear thanks to the display coating that is glossy not matte like odyssey 43, also less ghosting effect, the odyssey has it's pros like screen coating is so premium looking and blocks any reflection, both have slim design but build quality is better on odyssey, it feels more robust overall Also the odyssey has display port input, this one doesn't It comes down to what you prefer

[@JUVETV-fw1pe]

​​@@TECHOSAUR giocando con ps5 il qn90c ha un gosting impercettibile oppure è molto visibile???

[@xDollarz]

Hows the TV been?

[@TECHOSAUR]

Very good, got few updates since then that added the auto HDR remastering feature I showcased it here Movies: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYHIaIVmn9iDeJIsi=HCiCAIISMvtQsa2v Nintendo switch: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqDGqaWnmdSAd9Esi=I40oVyIoGhwFhiJO

[@manuelpaz6716]

Your camera doesn't show the reality 😢 I would like to see real content like a dark game, an scene from game of thrones 😅

[@TECHOSAUR]

I deeply apologize for the camera quality, I don't have a dedicated camera setup, just a phone camera, getting a DLSR camera is on top of my list, my channel is tiny, and the investor for everything is only my wallet 😂 your kind support is going to nourish it

[@valueofnothing2487]

Rtings complains about Lighting Zone transitions, and ghosting. The IPS panel is not fast enough. Is this a real thing?

[@TECHOSAUR]

Sorry but its a VA panel not IPS And all VA panels generally have problem with ghosting and response time however in normal use scenario it's really decent, Its not on par with OLED with response but it's better than PC monitors of that size, I've been using it for 2 months and for me it's good, i have no complains about lighting zones transitions and ghosting, also in gaming it has superior HDR experience

[@ghostpro1293]

Does this tv support 1440p?

[@TECHOSAUR]

Yes still at 144hz

[@goutham3460]

How is it compared to neo g7 43 from samsung

[@TECHOSAUR]

it actually depends on my factors and how you would use it The QN90C has a glossy coating , has only HDMI 2.1 ports while the neo G7 has a matte finish, it is oriented as a high-end gaming monitor for PC and includes a display port as well as HDMI 2.1 for consoles so terms of PC compatibility the neo-G7 has more options They're pretty close but I also saw less ghosting effect on the QN90C and better local dimming control, the neo G7 wasn't impressive in that department but what I liked more about it is the build quality and I liked the design and matte finish, those are the things I appreciated the most also to note the QN90C has Samsung's latest feature which is auto HDR remastering, it basically remasters SDR content into appearing HDR-Like which you can see here: for old movies like here kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYHIaIVmn9iDeJI for consoles that don't support HDR kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqDGqaWnmdSAd9E

[@goutham3460]

@@TECHOSAURThank you

[@mr.r0076]

Man, thanks a lot for your useful review. What can you say concerning "colour gradient" and "bad viewing angles" in qnc 43 inch. model? - kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5u1c3hnrKeqhNk - Cause one reviewer here told, that particularly in 43 and 50 inch models Samsung doesn't use the technology, which spreads and controls wide color view angles in comparison with 55, 65 and bigger inch models, and cause of this he doesnt recommend this 43 and 50 models for buying and using.

[@TECHOSAUR]

it's definitely not the best panel out there, viewing angles are horrible IMO But it depends whether you care about viewing angles, I usually sit facing it so it doesn't matter that much. Also this one isn't purposed for professional use so It doesn't have a reliable color accuracy, it's acceptable but LG C2/C3 are definitely outperforming in that department But I personally didn't find any better non OLED based tv of this size It has some compromises on certain aspects like panel latency and color accuracy and viewing angles but it also has good local dimming and it gets so bright in HDR content thanks to it's MINI-LED while not worrying about burn-in and low brightness for PC uses

[@mr.r0076]

@@TECHOSAUR thank you, man for your detailed answer

[@adamlambert8984]

any dirty sceen effect buddy

[@TECHOSAUR]

Yes, sort of. I think it's a matter of luck. I got the QN90D 43", and it doesn't have as much dirty screen effects, the uniformity is quite good. kzbin.info/www/bejne/moqqp31tlrJ_rqMsi=Se7bgg6fgCVNXf8m Soon I'll up a close difference between the two