43-Inch Class Neo QLED 4K QN90F Series, Vision AI, Mini LED Smart TV (2025 Model, 43QN90F) Neo Quantum HDR+, Object Tracking Sound Lite w/Dolby Atmos, Glare Free, Gaming Hub, Alexa Built-in

I previously had a 65" Samsung Q80 2021 model that I also purchased from Amazon. It was a great gaming TV. I had no intent to replace it any time soon as I was absolutely happy with it. Bad happened and the screen ended up broken, no fault of Samsung. I needed a new TV. This is basically the equivalent of the old one, only it is now a Mini-LED instead of the regular backlit LED. I will say this TV turns on faster. I like the menus better, but I still think they could be streamlined a bit more. I do not use the TV speakers but the little I heard of them sounded surprisingly good considering this model is quite a bit thinner than the old one. The picture on this is even better than the old TV. It is even brighter, handles reflections well, and looks good from all the viewing angles in my room. The blacks are noticeably better with far less blooming that I have seen on other LED screens. Some slight blooming can be seen on very dark scenes with very bright elements. I did not think I would notice much of a difference from a 2021 screen to a 2025 screen. If you are willing to spend a bit of time adjusting the screen to your preferences you will get accurate color, a crisp picture, and the screen handles fast moving objects better than any others I have used. The remote is simple. Hook up is easy as it has 4 HDMI 2.1 slots so you can hook up you PC and all of your consoles at the same time. Just make sure to buy some HDMI 2.1 cables to get the full benefit of the screen for the variable refresh rate. It has HDMI eArc and optical for audio. I again chose LED over OLED as I spend a lot of time with static elements on screen and do not want the risk of screen burn. Delivery was great. The TV unpacked unharmed and was ready to go once mounted to my stand. I will say the product description indicated this model comes with a one connect box and it does not. My old TV had the one connect box and I definitely like that option better as the it is more convenient to connect and keep the wires clean. That is not a deal breaker for me so I will deal with the wire management. Samsung supports all the major apps. I don't use them much as I have a PC connected and use that for most of my entertainment needs. Most importantly, games look great. If you have the hardware to run 4k games this is the ticket. Looks better than the last one.

Arrived 4 days earlier than expected, minor tearing damage to the shipping box, no damage to the TV. Setup was easy and the TV performs exactly as advertised. Glare reduction is great and worth the price of admission. Sign ins to various streaming services were all done quickly and easily via QR codes. AI upscaling makes old shows look really good at 4k. It’s also weird and kind of cool having “regular” local channels available again. Atmos sound is great once set up. One note of caution, this thing is *heavy*. Probably 3x the weight of my old 65” Vizio that I could manhandle around alone with no major issues. I’m not a little dude and I still needed my near-adult daughter and her friend to help set this TV up on the mantle. If you have an existing wall mount I recommend checking the weight limits before mounting this, and be prepared to have a burly friend on hand to help move/lift it regardless, or else get an installer. I was hesitant at the price, but overall, I’m very happy with this TV. 100% worth it.

I was replacing a 75" Sony Bravia that was 10+ years old, the Samsung is superior in every way (plus it only cost half as much). It's super bright, and it has a great picture - as long as you disable the AI features. With the AI features turned on, it's basically unwatchable. Zero glare off the screen, which is important in my family room. I'm a bit of a videophile with a 120" high-end Sony projection system in my home theater. The Samsung is good enough that I don't miss my projector while watching it. If they made a 120" version, I might replace my projector. I opted against OLED because of concerns about burn in and screen glare, I think I made the right choice.

So far, setup is super easy, I noticed right away the sound is superior to any old tv I've had, without a receiver or soundbar. When I add the receiver through HDMI ARC it's wonderful. The 50" size is perfect for a bedroom. And, Oh My Gosh, the picture is bright and clear and the color is amazing. I'm watching now in broad daylight bright room and it's so bright and clear I don't have to draw the drapes. Gorgeous. One of the 4 HDMI ports is labeled for gaming, I'll need to explore that some more. Plug in a fire stick or roku and the tv sees it right away. The tv starts up quickly, and the remote that comes with it is blessedly simple and easy to understand. There are certainly bigger tvs and surely more expensive tv's but for my purposes, this Samsung is the bomb.

It was my last time when I bought something from samsung (it was not my first TV from them and also enjoyed their monitors smartphones, watch and earphones). 1) As soon as you enter the options menu (if you did it not by pressing the button on the remote but choosing menu on the screen) - you'll get the most recent app in the background. In most cases it will be samsung tv that will show you something not asking whether you wanted to watch it or not. If the last app was YouTube it will start to play the first video in your recommendations, unless you globally stopped autoplay. 2) It's a problem to get rid of samsung tv. Google it and you will find the manuals how to remove and disable it. But if you want to use it ONLY when YOU want it - there is no such option. You either will be using it always, because samsung decided it, OR you can delete/disable it completely. 3) I plugged HDD with my old videos and this screen refused to play them, claiming that the format is not supported! Comon! I've been watching these videos on samsung tv manufactured 15 years ago and now you're saying the format is not supported? To conclude: -No functionality -Lack of settings -Aggressive promotion of what samsung want you to see NO MORE SAMSUNG! ENOUGH!

This TV is great. Good color, the blacks are deep black and it grueling anti-glare. The TV is heavy so be prepared for that. It’ll did take longer to get delivered but it’s worth the wait for the price. The sound form the TV is AWESOME. You don't need a sound bar at all but I’ll use one anyway. Overall a great TV and should last for a decade. Samsung did great with this TV and I would get another one if I needed one.

Tv look great, but did not work. It would not show any video content (dvd player, Roku stick, and preloaded apps like Netflix and Prime Video), just played the audio track with a blank screen. Samsung customer service and tech support was unable to resolve the problem. Amazon would not replace with another of the same, they only approve a refund to my payment method. Problem is I had bought it on sale and now the sale is over. Will cost an extra $300 to buy a replacement. Decided to wait to see if it went on sale again. After about a month or more it went on sale and I bought it for the same price as the 1st one. It is a great TV! The picture is awesome. It is in a bright room and there is no visible reflections when the sun is shining. Very pleased with this final purchase.

Buying a TV these days can be a daunting experience. Going to the store and seeing all the TV brands and models running 4K demo modes can confuse anyone. The picture you see in the store is not the one you will get at home in 99% of cases. The technology is also confusing. I had a top-of-the-line LG OLED TV that was about 4 years old. The picture was fantastic, but the downside was that during the day, there was a lot of glare, and it developed burn-in, very light, but it was still there. After an exhaustive search, I chose the Samsung QLED (QN90F) over OLED TVs, and I could not be happier. The picture is great; the brightness and anti-glare performance are excellent in daylight, and I don’t have to worry about burn-in anymore. I know it can all be confusing, but unless you have a theater room or only watch at night with controlled lighting, save the extra money and buy a great sound bar; you will not be disappointed.