Motion processing not perfect, Others sound better,
But getting hung up on the inconsistent implementation of HDR10+ is to not see the wood for the trees. The Samsung Q90R QLED is an exceptional TV that does things previously considered inherent advantages of OLED.The Q90 is a backlit TV that goes almost a...
Published: 2018-10-25, Author: Nick , review by: techradar.com
Spectacular HDR picture quality, Powerful, well-rounded sound, Good smart system, Cutting-edge gaming features
Limited viewing angles, Potentially divisive design, Over-ambitious in places
Aside from not supporting Dolby Vision, with the Q9F Samsung has taken on board pretty much all the criticisms levelled at its 2017 QLED debutantes. It's introduced direct lighting with local dimming. It's remembered that contrast and black level performa...
Published: 2018-09-28, Author: Kim , review by: gizmodo.co.uk
Abstract: Having a 75-inch TV in my living room has ruined me. Both physically and figuratively actually; unpacking a television of that size is bloody painful. But a bruised arm was worth it: Samsung's 75Q9FN is a marvel. As it should be for the price tag, really...
Bright, vivid picture, Excellent HDR picture production, Gorgeous and useful design elements, Tizen OS is outstanding, Extremely user friendly
Imperfect black levels, Expensive
Yes. Buy this TV if you want the brightest, most intuitive TV available. It's gorgeous and looks like no other. Do not buy this TV if you want the best picture for your dedicated home theater. For the same amount of money or less, LG's C7 OLED is a better...
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Published: 2017-09-08, Author: Lee , review by: reviewed.com
Abstract: We received the 65-inch Q9 on loan from Samsung, and gave it 24 hours to run and break in prior to review/evaluation.While the 75-inch model is notably more expensive, I'd expect its performance to be almost identical to our findings for the 65-inch model...
Very wide, accurate color, Strong contrast for an LCD TV, OneConnect box adds flexibility for wall mounting, Smart TV platform with voice assistant and smart home controls
Bottom Line, The Q9FN TV proves Samsung's QLED technology can go toe-to-toe with OLED, with the widest color gamuts we've seen in a consumer display
The Q9FN TV proves Samsung's QLED technology can go toe-to-toe with OLED, with the widest color gamuts we've seen in a consumer display...
Published: 2018-07-26, Author: Will , review by: pcmag.com
Very wide, accurate color, Strong contrast for an LCD TV, OneConnect box adds flexibility for wall mounting, Smart TV platform with voice assistant and smart home controls,
Expensive for a non-OLED TV, Samsung's Bixby is no Alexa or Google Assistant
The Q9FN TV proves Samsung's QLED technology can go toe-to-toe with OLED, with the widest color gamuts we've seen in a consumer display...
Published: 2017-08-05, Author: Stephen , review by: 4k.com
Excellent overall performance, Very high picture brightness, Excellent Motion handling, Local diming support, Fantastic, brilliant color delivery, Wonderful TV for console and HDR gaming, Excellent for HDR movies
Contrast Surprisingly low (but still very good), Not exceptionally good for PC monitor use, Terrible built-in audio system, Not as bright as Samsung claimed for QLED, The
Samsung's Q9F may not be quite the “stunning new QLED Flagship” (to summarize the Samsung hype a bit) that Samsung told us to expect but it's still one amazingly good, powerful and highly advanced ultra-premium 4K HDR TV that gives some very stiff competi...
This TV has been designed from the ground up to unlock 4K's Ultra High Definition sharpness and advanced detail.It delivers a great picture in even the most trying of light environments because the processor technology built into this TV delivers the the...
