Samsung 43" Neo QLED 4K QN90B Series Smart TV
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Our take on the Samsung 43" Neo QLED 4K QN90B Series Smart TV
The Samsung QN90B is a 43-inch Neo QLED 4K smart TV using mini-LED backlighting with quantum dots. It stands out for high brightness, strong reflection handling and wide viewing angles, which make it a good fit for bright rooms and side seating. Its main trade-offs against rivals are limited local dimming on the 43-inch size, no Dolby Vision support and only two HDMI 2.1 ports. Reviewers rate its picture and gaming features highly but note blooming in dark scenes and weaker black levels than OLED.
- Very high brightness for daytime viewing
- Wide viewing angles for a VA-style panel
- 4K at 120Hz with VRR and low input lag
- Anti-glare coating handles reflections well
- Tizen smart platform with plenty of apps
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What reviewers say
Owners and reviewers praise the QN90B for its brightness, gaming features and glare handling. Many note blooming around bright objects on dark backgrounds and say the smaller sizes dim less precisely than the larger ones. Some miss Dolby Vision.
- BrightnessPraisedOwners say it stays clear and vivid in bright rooms where other TVs wash out.
- BloomingCriticisedReviewers report halos around bright objects on dark backgrounds, worse on the 43-inch size.
- GamingPraisedLow input lag, VRR and 4K at 120Hz are called out as strong for console play.
Questions and answers
- Is the 43-inch QN90B good for gaming?
- Yes. It supports 4K at 120Hz, VRR and ALLM, with low measured input lag. It has two HDMI 2.1 ports, so plan around that for multiple consoles.
- Does it support Dolby Vision?
- No. It handles HDR10, HDR10+ and HLG. Dolby Vision content plays in a standard HDR format instead.
- How does it compare with OLED TVs?
- It gets much brighter and resists glare better, which suits bright rooms. OLED sets have deeper blacks and no blooming, but lower peak brightness.
- Is blooming a problem on the 43-inch model?
- The 43-inch has fewer dimming zones than the larger sizes, so halos around bright objects on dark scenes are more visible. It is less noticeable in normal lit viewing.
- What is in the box?
- The TV, a stand, a remote, a power cable and documentation. A wall mount and cables are not included.
- Does it have a 120Hz panel?
- Yes, the panel refreshes at up to 120Hz, which benefits gaming and smooth motion for sports.
