Samsung QN80H Neo QLED 4K TV vs TCL QM7K 85" QD-Mini LED 4K TV
Both are 85-inch 4K Mini LED TVs with 144Hz panels and four HDMI ports, so the split comes down to picture processing and platform. The TCL QM7K wins on brightness, dimming zones and HDR format support, with Dolby Vision and HDR10+ that the Samsung lacks. The Samsung QN80H counters with stronger AI upscaling, a cleaner smart TV interface and a long track record in build quality. Owners rate the TCL well but note panel-to-panel variance; Samsung buyers pay more for consistency and polish.
- Choose the Samsung QN80H if you watch a lot of lower-resolution cable, satellite or streaming content and want the best upscaling, a polished Tizen interface and proven long-term reliability.
- Choose the TCL QM7K if you want the brightest, most contrast-rich picture for HDR movies and sports, plus Dolby Vision and gaming features at a lower cost.
Prices
- Samsung QN80H Neo QLED 4K TV: $999.99 at The Home Depot (last seen Nov 3)
- TCL QM7K 85" QD-Mini LED 4K TV: $1,498.00 at Walmart (checked today)
- Difference: the Samsung QN80H Neo QLED 4K TV is $498.01 cheaper than the TCL QM7K 85" QD-Mini LED 4K TV at the latest prices (Nov 3 and Nov 10)

