Samsung Neo QLED QN90B 65" 4K HDR Smart QLED TV (2022)

This 65" TV replaced our ten-year-old 50" Sony and the picture is amazing. We tend to keep product for a long time so the technology upgrade of 4K and 120Hz immediately noticeable with anything moving on the screen. We also added a Samsung soundbar to improve the sound quality.

I got a good deal on this tv about (1300 after tax) and I have zero doubts. This tvs audio and visual capabilities are phenomenal especially. As a gamer I play both Xbox and PS5 and I'm astonished at how well they perform. 4k @120 hz looks incredible with any game/movie and I've been having a blast.

This TV looks great. My XBOX Series X looks great on this TV. Games that run 120 FPS run like butter. Video is awesome. I love the colors that come out when watching my Star Wars and Star Trek. The picture just looks vibrant. The only problem I have had is with my Cable provider.

I had a Samsung tv much smaller than this and was excited to get a large screen (to replace my other one after lightening strike killed it). I loved the picture, quality, performance and price of my old Samsung, so I was ruling out all other brands and focused on new features like smart tv, QLED...

I did what I thought was enough due diligence before buying this set. Consumer Reports ranks it the highest among 65" LED sets. The first thing I put on after mounting this new TV (65" version) was Dune which was near the halfway point when I fired it up.

I bought this TV to replace a 2016 model Samsung TV that I loved. This one is superior in picture quality in almost every way - super bright, very sharp, etc. That being said, I have some issues with it that make me dissatisfied enough to knock off a star. I use this TV for multiple purposes.

This 2022 65" Samsung TV replaced a high end 2016 65" Samsung TV. All references are comparing the 2. The Vesa mounting holes were shifted up on the new TV so it's sitting around 6" lower than the original. Also, the original had a One Connect box and this one doesn't.

Great TV but if you have any defect you're going to need two units on hand to prove to Samsung that the device is indeed defective. I have a panel with a defective backlight and if I didn't have two models of the QN90B I wouldn't be able to prove to the technician that my backlight doesn't function...