Samsung QN90A (2021) Series

Impressive brightness ; Solid black levels ; Excellent overall contrast ; Brilliant color ; Great for gaming

One HDMI 2.1 input ; Potential screen uniformity issues

Extremely bright panel with deep blacks for very high contrast ; Low input lag ; Useful smart TV features, including your choice of voice assistant ; Sleek, stylish design

Colors are slightly inaccurate out of the box ; No Dolby Vision

Samsung's QN90A Neo QLED TV line delivers picture quality that rivals OLED and dual-LCD alternatives, with some of the best contrast we've seen.

Extremely bright panel with deep blacks for very high contrast ; Low input lag ; Useful smart TV features, including your choice of voice assistant ; Sleek, stylish design

Colors are slightly inaccurate out of the box ; No Dolby Vision

Samsung's QN90A Neo QLED TV line delivers picture quality that rivals OLED and dual-LCD alternatives, with some of the best contrast we've seen.

Excellent native contrast ratio. Very low input lag. Removes 24p judder from any content. Great Mini LED full-array local dimming feature. Gets bright enough to combat glare. Decent viewing angle. FreeSync VRR support. Very quick response time results...

No Dolby Vision support. Some dirty screen effect visible in the center. A bit of blooming noticeable around bright objects.

The Samsung QN90A is an excellent TV for any use. It's excellent for movies in dark rooms as its VA panel provides an excellent native contrast ratio and has a great local dimming to display deep blacks. It gets bright enough to combat glare and has...

Quantum dot color and mini-LED backlighting ; Samsung's most vivid 4K UHD image yet ; Remote control with rechargeable batteries and solar panel

No analog connectivity, including no headphone jack ; No Dolby Vision support ; Not the best smart TV user interface

Over my preferred beer on the porch looking out over the prairie, I’d call the QN90A a darn fine TV and get nods. Here in San Francisco, watching my neighbors sip $7 lattes, I’d call it the same thing and get a slightly different reaction. I’d call it...

The 4K Samsung QN90A Neo-QLED TV has the following features and specifications: These first look reviews aren’t easy to do. I only get the TV for a short time and then it goes on to the next reviewer. So I’m sure there was plenty more I could have...

When it comes to the landscape of next-gen TVs, Neo QLED takes greater strides than OLED evo, committing to across-the-board improvements in a more affordable package. The familiarity of Tizen and environmental benefits of the Solar Cell Remote also...

Super bright images ; Great anti-glare ; Solar remote ; Stunning design

Only one HDMI 2.1 port ; No Dolby Vision ; Brightness can cause blooming

The Samsung QN90A Neo QLED TV offers one of the brightest experiences you can get in a premium design and at a reasonable price - but not without its faults.

In 2020, Sound & Vision tested Samsung's 65-inch Q90T series TV , an LCD model that lacked some of the features and refinements found in the company's flagship sets from the previous year. But at $1,900, it also struck us as a solid deal given the...

Impressive picture for a small-sized set ; Low latency gaming ; Excellent construction ; Plenty of apps, features and connectivity options

Expensive ; Susceptible to blooming and backlight bleeding ; Average sound

The QE43QN90A Mini LED TV is much better specc’d than any 43-incher need be, a capable performer with films, TV and games though it comes at a steep price.