[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My living room has massive floor-to-ceiling windows, which usually makes daytime viewing a struggle. The brightness of the QN90D is, quite frankly, a revelation. It doesn't just "fight" glare; it ignores it. Even in the middle of a sunny Saturday, the Anti-Reflection coating ensures that I'm seeing the movie, not the reflection of my sofa. For a long time, "deep blacks" were reserved for OLEDs, but this Neo QLED changes the conversation. The Quantum Matrix Technology offers surgical precision. In high-contrast scenes-think stars against a pitch-black sky- the blacks stay deep and velvety while the stars pinprick with incredible intensity. The Neo Quantum HDR+ brings out textures in dark fabrics and shadows that I've never noticed in my favorite films before. We hosted a movie night recently, and I was worried about those sitting on the ends of the couch. I needn't have been. The Ultra Viewing Angle tech keeps the color 100% accurate even from the side. Plus, with the 144Hz refresh rate, the motion is flawlessly cinematic-no "soap opera effect," just smooth, natural movement during high-speed action sequences. The 4K resolution on a 75-inch canvas is breathtaking, but the real hero is the NQ4 Al Gen2 Processor. It takes standard HD streaming content and breathes new life into it. The Real Depth Enhancer Pro mirrors how the human eye focuses, making the actors stand out from the background with a lifelike, three-dimensional quality that makes you feel like you're on set.

Was looking to update our TV, this Samsung Neo QLED is wonderful, the color is incredible.

Very nice television, my wife and I enjoy it

Had to get used to the picture! It is so clear and almost looks 3D.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Man, if you're looking at that 85-inch Samsung Neo QLED (QN90D), just know it's basically a giant movie theater screen for your house. It's huge—like, "need two people and a prayer to lift it" huge. Here is the lowdown if you're thinking about dropping the cash: The Good Stuff * It's Bright as Heck: You know how some TVs look like trash when the sun comes through the window? Not this one. It gets so bright it basically fights the sun and wins. You don't even have to close the curtains. * Colors Pop: Everything looks super vivid. If you're watching sports or playing games, the grass looks extra green and the explosions actually look like fire. * Gaming is Smooth: It's got that 144Hz thing, so if you hook up a PS5 or a PC, there ain't no lag. It just keeps up with whatever you're doing. * The Black Parts: It's not an OLED, but for a regular LED-style TV, the blacks are actually dark. It doesn't look all grey and washed out when the lights are off. The Annoying Stuff * The Remote: It's tiny and kind of a pain. If you got big hands, you're gonna be hitting three buttons at once. Plus, the menus (Tizen) can feel a little laggy sometimes, like it's thinking too hard. * The Setup: Like I said, it's 85 inches. It's heavy. Don't try to be a hero and put it on the wall by yourself. Get a buddy or two, or you're gonna end up with a very expensive pile of cracked glass on your floor. * The Price: It ain't cheap. You're paying for that "Neo" name and the mini-LEDs. Is it worth it? If you got a big living room with a lot of light and you want everyone to say "dang" when they walk in, yeah. It's a beast for football and gaming. But if you're just watching the news in a dark bedroom, it's probably overkill. Bottom line: It's a monster TV with a killer picture, just make sure your TV stand is strong enough to hold a small car.

I am so happy that I upgraded to the 85in NEO QN 990D. I can't remember the Samsung Q series that I upgraded from 6 years old which 75in which I rally enjoyed but when the 990D came out I knew that I needed to get it and I did, I also upgraded to the Q Symphony HW 990d soundbar. I'm the happies guy on the block.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The picture quality on the 85" QN90D is simply spectacular. It's incredibly bright, colors are vibrant, and the build quality feels premium. The setup was easy, and the smart features are snappy. If you're looking for a giant screen that performs well in both bright and dark rooms, this is it. Highly recommend!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought a smart TV - and finished the conversion from cable to streaming 10 months later; I liked it so much that when I replace older non-smart TV's a I a smilar butr smalller one for another room... At first I found all Apps available and fully functional (a little tricky to find) Only within the last week did I get my first disappointment - in and effort to avoid paying a large monthly amount for live streaming services I signed up for CNN full streaming - Only to realize that the App on my Samsung TV's do not support private CNN accounts - only linkage to another subscription for Streaming. In short the App on TV is outdated (it predates the concept Of CNN streaming). BIG Problem - I do not know who is responsible for making the missing upgrade? - CNN or Samsung?

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Overall pleased with it except keeps having issues with the E-ARC sound setting to my receiver. I replaced another Samsung 1 yr old model with this tv. Had no issues on the previous Samsung model. But for some reason this one is very finicky with the e-arc. About 25% of the time it wont send the sound out to my receiver. Have to manually toggle the e-arc on and off for it to pick up.

I have two Samsung TV's. Samsung downloaded an update Christmas Eve (widely reported across the internet). My DVD player on one TV and my Amazon FireStick on the other both stopped working due to the update. Samsung performed an update from the original operating system to something new, which is problematic and not as easy to use. I can't even figure out what was once easy. That is why Samsung is getting 2 stars from me. As far as the screen, it's pretty nice but nothing fantastic.