#Samsung spore tv
For example, you can’t have your new console and your eARC-capable soundbar leveraging their top abilities simultaneously, which could grow bothersome over time.īeyond traditional ports, the Samsung QN90A Neo QLED TV sports built-in NextGen TV ATSC 3.0 tuners. LG’s OLED TVs are all outfitted with multiple HDMI 2.1 inputs, which makes Samsung’s QLEDs only having the one seem limiting.
Gone are the days of Samsung’s One Connect input box, the company managed to pack all the set’s parts in a super-slim, 1-inch-thin build with no protruding pieces to distract from the effect. Though setting up 65-inch TVs is a two-person job, this set is easier to maneuver than others. When it comes to modern TV aesthetics, the QN90A is the crème de la crème. While you can find last year’s Q90T QLED on sale right now with some of the best cheap TV deals, the QN90A Neo QLED will only see minor discounts before the holiday season, keeping it firmly in the premium price range. Our recommendations should apply to every screen size of the QN90A Neo QLED model. All four models offer Neo Quantum Processor 4K, the latest Tizen smart features, voice assistant controls and Object Tracking Sound Plus. You should expect to see similar performance compared to our 65-inch test model across the size options.
It’s also one of the best 85-inch TVs you can buy, offering a big-screen option for $4999.īe sure to see our ‘ What size TV should you buy?’ guide for help deciding which version is right for you. The 65-inch configuration I tested costs $2599, while the 55-inch model costs $1799 and larger 75-inch size costs $3499. Better yet, the QN90A Neo QLED TV is a bit more affordable than last year’s Q90T QLED, coming in at $100-$300 less, depending on the size.