Is the QN80F worth it at $947.95?

For a 75-inch Neo QLED with local dimming and 120 Hz, $947.95 at Best Buy as of November 8, 2026 is a low price for the class. It makes sense if you want size and gaming features without flagship Mini LED money.

How does the QN80F compare with Samsung's Mini LED sets?

The QN80F uses Neo QLED with local dimming but fewer, larger dimming zones than Samsung's Mini LED models. Blacks and bloom control are better on the step-up sets; the QN80F wins on price.

Does it support 4K 120 Hz for gaming?

Yes. The panel is 120 Hz with ALLM, so PS5 and Xbox Series X can run 4K at 120 fps on supported games. Check that your HDMI cable is rated for the bandwidth.

Does it support Dolby Vision?

No. It handles HDR10+ and HLG, which covers Samsung and most streaming HDR, but Dolby Vision content plays as HDR10.

The TV, a stand, a remote and power cable. A 400x400 mm VESA mount is supported if you wall-mount, and the mount is sold separately.

Large TVs typically drop around Black Friday and Super Bowl season. The current $947.95 is already near the bottom of its recent range, so waiting may not save much.