Is 8K worth it over a 4K Neo QLED?

Only if you sit close to a large screen or want the best upscaling Samsung offers. Native 8K content is scarce, so most of the benefit comes from processing 4K and HD sources.

How does it compare with the QN800C?

The QN900C has tighter local dimming, higher brightness and a slimmer design. The QN800C costs less and gives up some peak brightness and dimming zones.

Does it support 4K 120 Hz gaming?

Yes. All four HDMI ports are 2.1 and support 4K at 120 Hz, plus features like VRR and ALLM for consoles and PCs.

Do I need the One Connect box?

Yes. All inputs run through the separate box, which connects to the screen with one cable. You need space for the box near the TV.

Is the 75-inch version too big for a normal room?

It suits rooms where the sofa is roughly 8 to 10 feet back. Closer than that, 8K detail is easier to see but the screen can feel overwhelming.

Does it work with Alexa?

Yes. Alexa is supported alongside Samsung's own voice assistant, and the TV has Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and Ethernet.

Where is the Samsung Neo QLED 8K QN900C 75-inch cheapest?

At Robertson AV, for $2,481.79, as of our latest check.

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Samsung Neo QLED 8K QN900C 75-inch

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Samsung Neo QLED 8K QN900C 75-inch

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Our take on the Samsung Neo QLED 8K QN900C 75-inch

The QN900C is Samsung's flagship 8K Neo QLED, sold here in 75 inches. It uses a Mini LED backlight with Quantum Matrix Pro local dimming, a 144 Hz panel, and Samsung's Infinity Screen design, which pushes the bezel to almost nothing. It suits buyers who want the sharpest upscaling and brightest HDR Samsung makes and who sit close enough to a large screen to benefit from 8K. Against the step-down QN800C it adds tighter dimming and higher peak brightness; against OLED rivals it trades perfect blacks for far more light output and no burn-in risk. Reviewers praise the brightness, upscaling and design but flag the price premium of 8K, visible blooming in dark scenes and the One Connect box dependence.

Best forLarge, bright living roomsViewers who sit close to a big screenSports and gaming at high frame ratesBuyers who want Samsung's top Mini LED picture

Pros

Very high peak brightness for HDR
Strong 8K upscaling of HD and 4K content
Near bezel-less Infinity Screen design
144 Hz panel with four HDMI 2.1 ports
Anti-glare coating handles bright rooms

Cons

8K adds cost with little native 8K content
Blooming around bright objects on dark backgrounds
Needs the One Connect box, limiting placement
Wide viewing angles still trail OLED
Upscaling artifacts on low-quality sources

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Samsung Neo QLED 8K QN900C 75-inch price history

Lowest price we've seen: $2,481.79 on Nov 1 at Robertson AV. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 1.

What reviewers say

Reviewers rate the QN900C as one of the brightest, sharpest LCD TVs available, with class-leading upscaling and a striking design. Most criticism centers on the limited value of 8K today, blooming in dark scenes and the awkward One Connect box.

What people mention

BrightnessPraisedOwners and reviewers say HDR highlights are extremely bright and hold up in sunny rooms.
UpscalingPraisedReviewers find 4K and HD content looks sharper than on most rivals, though poor sources show artifacts.
BloomingCriticisedDark scenes show halos around bright objects despite the Mini LED dimming.
DesignPraisedThe near bezel-less screen and slim profile draw frequent praise.
One ConnectMixedThe separate connection box keeps cables tidy but limits where the TV can sit.
8K valueCriticisedReviewers question paying for 8K when so little native content exists.

Specifications

Resolution: 7680 x 4320
High Definition: Yes
HDTV Format: 8K
Color: Black
Screen Form: Flat
Assistant Support: Amazon Alexa
HDR: Yes
Connectivity

Questions and answers

Is 8K worth it over a 4K Neo QLED?: Only if you sit close to a large screen or want the best upscaling Samsung offers. Native 8K content is scarce, so most of the benefit comes from processing 4K and HD sources.
How does it compare with the QN800C?: The QN900C has tighter local dimming, higher brightness and a slimmer design. The QN800C costs less and gives up some peak brightness and dimming zones.
Does it support 4K 120 Hz gaming?: Yes. All four HDMI ports are 2.1 and support 4K at 120 Hz, plus features like VRR and ALLM for consoles and PCs.
Do I need the One Connect box?: Yes. All inputs run through the separate box, which connects to the screen with one cable. You need space for the box near the TV.
Is the 75-inch version too big for a normal room?: It suits rooms where the sofa is roughly 8 to 10 feet back. Closer than that, 8K detail is easier to see but the screen can feel overwhelming.
Does it work with Alexa?: Yes. Alexa is supported alongside Samsung's own voice assistant, and the TV has Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and Ethernet.
Where is the Samsung Neo QLED 8K QN900C 75-inch cheapest?: At Robertson AV, for $2,481.79, as of our latest check.