What reviewers say
The RTINGS.com review of the Samsung QN90F describes it as a solid upper‑mid‑range 4K TV that shines in bright rooms and HDR performance, but has some drawbacks in SDR color saturation, game mode black levels, and lack of Dolby Vision support.
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The PCMag UK review praises the Samsung QN90F Neo QLED for its stunning picture quality—high brightness, perfect blacks, and minimal light bloom—while noting its high price and lack of Dolby Vision. It highlights the TV’s feature‑rich but somewhat clunky Tizen smart platform, the convenient SolarCell remote, and the 4.2.2 channel audio with Dolby Atmos support.
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Our take
Based on 2 reviews
Both outlets agree the Samsung QN90F delivers exceptional brightness and strong HDR performance, making it well-suited for bright rooms. They also concur on the absence of Dolby Vision support. While RTINGS notes some SDR color saturation issues and game mode black levels, PCMag highlights stunning picture quality with perfect blacks and minimal light bloom.
Where they split is on black levels and color handling: RTINGS finds game mode black levels lacking, whereas PCMag praises perfect blacks and minimal light bloom. This discrepancy suggests buyers should prioritize their viewing environment and content type, as the TV’s strengths in brightness may not fully compensate for SDR color or gaming-specific black level concerns for all users.
Pros
- Exceptional brightness
- Strong HDR performance
- Perfect blacks (PCMag)
- Dolby Atmos audio
Cons
- No Dolby Vision support
- SDR color saturation issues (RTINGS)
- Clunky Tizen smart platform (PCMag)
Best for: Bright-room viewers and HDR enthusiasts; avoid if Dolby Vision or flawless SDR color is essential.
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