[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The superior quality of brightness, contrast, and resolution in my model's picture makes for an excellent and a Refresh in my personal viewing experience. Thank you Samsung!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] AWESOME picture, but the software is like running window vista home version... Would it be beyond the capabilities of the 12 year old engineers to ADD SOME DANG AUDIO OUTPUTS!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve been using the QN90F in a spot that would normally be a nightmare for any TV because the best spot to hang any tv is right next to a huge windowand it’s honestly blown me away. The AI features are what make this TV feel next-level. Samsung’s NQ4 AI Gen3 processor is constantly working in the background, and you can actually see it doing its thing. Older content gets cleaned up and upscaled into sharp 4K, and even streaming shows look noticeably more detailed and refined. It doesn’t just sharpen the image either—it adjusts contrast, color, and motion in real time so everything looks natural instead of overprocessed. The anti-glare performance is where this TV really flexes. Samsung’s glare free coating diffuses light so well that instead of seeing reflections, you just see the picture. It keeps blacks deep and colors punchy even in bright daylight, which is something most TVs struggle with And then there’s the brightness—this thing is seriously powerful. The Mini LED backlighting and Neo Quantum HDR+ make highlights pop like crazy, and the screen stays vibrant no matter how bright the room gets. Even in the middle of the day with sunlight hitting the room, the picture still looks bold and clear, not washed out at all. So If you’ve got a bright room or a setup near big windows like mine, the QN90F is an absolute beast. The AI makes everything look better automatically, the anti-glare is incredibly effective, and the brightness cuts through sunlight like it’s nothing. It’s one of those TVs that actually performs just as well in real life as it does on paper.