SAMSUNG 65-Inch Class Neo QLED 4K QN90B – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
SAMSUNG 65-Inch Class Neo QLED 4K QN90B Series Mini LED Quantum HDR 32x, Dolby Atmos, Object Tracking Sound+, Anti-Glare, Ultra Viewing Angle, Smart TV with Alexa Built-In (QN65QN90BAFXZA, 2022 Model)
Brand Name
SAMSUNG
Item Weight
69.2 pounds
Product Dimensions
11.2 x 56.9 x 35.1 inches
Country of Origin
Mexico
Item model number
QN65QN90BAFXZA
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Color Name
Titan Black
Special Features
100% Color Volume with Quantum Dot; Real Depth Enhancer; HDR10+; Works with Google Assistant and Alexa, Quantum Matrix Technology; Neural Quantum Processor 4K; EyeComfort Mode
Speaker Type
4.2.2CH
Test video – SAMSUNG 65-Inch Class Neo QLED 4K QN90B :
Product highlights :
XBOX GAME PASS ON SAMSUNG TV: Gaming Hub is where gaming comes together bringing the best of console games, streaming games and more all in one place. Get your first 3 months of Xbox Game pass and an Xbox controller on us.*
To redeem, open the Samsung Promotion App on your TV. Find your promotions and click “Get it Now” to retrieve your codes. To complete your controller redemption, enter your code on controllerredemption.com.
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QUANTUM MATRIX WITH MINI LEDs: Brilliant details shine even in daylight; Powered by a huge grid of Samsung’s ultra precise Quantum Mini LEDs, it takes exact control of the individual zones of light in your picture for breathtaking color and contrast
QUANTUM HDR 32X: Every detail bursts to life with realistic contrast and brilliance; With HDR 32X and its wide range of vivid shades of color, you’ll discover all the nuances in the latest movies and shows made for High Dynamic Range
NEO QUANTUM PROCESSOR WITH 4K UPSCALING: See all you enjoy upscaled to spectacular 4K resolution; The Neo Quantum Processor 4K uses AI based deep learning to analyze your content and optimize it to full 4K
ANTI-GLARE WITH ULTRA VIEWING ANGLE: You’ve got the best view from every seat. Designed to reduce glare and deliver brilliant color across your screen, Ultra Viewing Angle makes sure you’ve got amazing picture quality, from virtually anywhere in the room
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Special specifications :
XBOX GAME PASS ON SAMSUNG TV: Gaming Hub is where gaming comes together bringing the best of console games, streaming games and more all in one place. Get your first 3 months of Xbox Game pass and an Xbox controller on us.*
To redeem, open the Samsung Promotion App on your TV. Find your promotions and click “Get it Now” to retrieve your codes. To complete your controller redemption, enter your code on controllerredemption.com.
➕ Is it interesting to buy this product ?
The best people who can answer you are customers who have already bought and tested this product (See Customer Reviews). This product is rated 4.2 / 5 on Amazon.
➕ Where to buy SAMSUNG 65-Inch Class Neo QLED 4K QN90B in Saudi Arabia ?
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Display Technology
QLED
Resolution
4K
Refresh Rate
120 Hz
Special Feature
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Model Name
QN65QN90BAFXZA
Included Components
User Manual / E-Manual, SolarCell Remote™ TM-2280E, Power Cable
Connectivity Technology
HDMI
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6 reviews for SAMSUNG 65-Inch Class Neo QLED 4K QN90B
Rated 5 out of 5
N. H (verified owner)–
Hard to Beat – I purchased this TV to replace my 10 year old 55” LG LM7600 LCD TV. One month in and I am still impressed with the Samsung QN90B. While no TV is perfect in every area, this TV gets a lot of things right and has not disappointed or made me feel like I settled.
Rated 4 out of 5
Z. E (verified owner)–
Great TV, but it loses a star because the UI is TERRIBLE – I bought this TV to replace a 2016 model Samsung TV that I loved. This one is superior in picture quality in almost every way – super bright, very sharp, etc. That being said, I have some issues with it that make me dissatisfied enough to knock off a star.
Rated 5 out of 5
M. K (verified owner)–
Awesome TV – Been buying Samsung monitors and TVs for years and this is easily best yet. Thankfully I got an undamaged or defective unit the first time with deluxe delivery from Amazon. Quite literally the only issue I had with it was occasional sound cut out to my Yamaha receiver via E-ARC which has haunted people for years although my 7year old Samsung 65″ 4k had no issues. Think its fixed and just a matter of bad default settings. By default, E-ARC is off (just ARC was on) and sound not set to passthrough. Likely it’s got defaults that work best with Samsung sound bars. The remote works just fine (much like firetv remote with voice) but they really should still be including a full size one also. I still have an old one I occasionally use for setup etc. I have seen a lot of people complain about the interface, but I think it might actually be as good or better than the firetv 4k plus menu and Alexa is already built in. For most video the picture quality is phenominal. I have on occasion seen blacks get pretty iffy and blotchy. That may have been from a poorer quality Netflix video and maybe a fading connection like when the GF was watching Black Bear. I have 1gb net and Wifi 6 so most all HD and 4k is exceptional quality. It was also nice to get a TV that didn’t need to be updated to get it to work right although it had one today about 3 weeks later, so they are on top of issues. Only thing I have left to see is one of my 4k Blu-ray discs played uncompressed and uncompromised. BTW just as a note based on various comments, I have seen about audio issues (here and there) optical is obsolete for all practical purposes. HDMI E-ARC is the only way to go for audio out to a receiver. Optical does not allow a lot of advanced audio formats available today.
Rated 5 out of 5
M. K (verified owner)–
Awesome TV – Been buying Samsung monitors and TVs for years and this is easily best yet. Thankfully I got an undamaged or defective unit the first time with deluxe delivery from Amazon. Quite literally the only issue I had with it was occasional sound cut out to my Yamaha receiver via E-ARC which has haunted people for years although my 7year old Samsung 65″ 4k had no issues. Think its fixed and just a matter of bad default settings. By default, E-ARC is off (just ARC was on) and sound not set to passthrough. Likely it’s got defaults that work best with Samsung sound bars. The remote works just fine (much like firetv remote with voice) but they really should still be including a full size one also. I still have an old one I occasionally use for setup etc. I have seen a lot of people complain about the interface, but I think it might actually be as good or better than the firetv 4k plus menu and Alexa is already built in. For most video the picture quality is phenominal. I have on occasion seen blacks get pretty iffy and blotchy. That may have been from a poorer quality Netflix video and maybe a fading connection like when the GF was watching Black Bear. I have 1gb net and Wifi 6 so most all HD and 4k is exceptional quality. It was also nice to get a TV that didn’t need to be updated to get it to work right although it had one today about 3 weeks later, so they are on top of issues. Only thing I have left to see is one of my 4k Blu-ray discs played uncompressed and uncompromised. BTW just as a note based on various comments, I have seen about audio issues (here and there) optical is obsolete for all practical purposes. HDMI E-ARC is the only way to go for audio out to a receiver. Optical does not allow a lot of advanced audio formats available today.
Rated 4 out of 5
Z. E (verified owner)–
Great TV, but it loses a star because the UI is TERRIBLE – I bought this TV to replace a 2016 model Samsung TV that I loved. This one is superior in picture quality in almost every way – super bright, very sharp, etc. That being said, I have some issues with it that make me dissatisfied enough to knock off a star.
Rated 5 out of 5
N. H (verified owner)–
Hard to Beat – I purchased this TV to replace my 10 year old 55” LG LM7600 LCD TV. One month in and I am still impressed with the Samsung QN90B. While no TV is perfect in every area, this TV gets a lot of things right and has not disappointed or made me feel like I settled.
N. H (verified owner) –
Hard to Beat – I purchased this TV to replace my 10 year old 55” LG LM7600 LCD TV. One month in and I am still impressed with the Samsung QN90B. While no TV is perfect in every area, this TV gets a lot of things right and has not disappointed or made me feel like I settled.
Z. E (verified owner) –
Great TV, but it loses a star because the UI is TERRIBLE – I bought this TV to replace a 2016 model Samsung TV that I loved. This one is superior in picture quality in almost every way – super bright, very sharp, etc. That being said, I have some issues with it that make me dissatisfied enough to knock off a star.
M. K (verified owner) –
Awesome TV – Been buying Samsung monitors and TVs for years and this is easily best yet. Thankfully I got an undamaged or defective unit the first time with deluxe delivery from Amazon. Quite literally the only issue I had with it was occasional sound cut out to my Yamaha receiver via E-ARC which has haunted people for years although my 7year old Samsung 65″ 4k had no issues. Think its fixed and just a matter of bad default settings. By default, E-ARC is off (just ARC was on) and sound not set to passthrough. Likely it’s got defaults that work best with Samsung sound bars. The remote works just fine (much like firetv remote with voice) but they really should still be including a full size one also. I still have an old one I occasionally use for setup etc. I have seen a lot of people complain about the interface, but I think it might actually be as good or better than the firetv 4k plus menu and Alexa is already built in. For most video the picture quality is phenominal. I have on occasion seen blacks get pretty iffy and blotchy. That may have been from a poorer quality Netflix video and maybe a fading connection like when the GF was watching Black Bear. I have 1gb net and Wifi 6 so most all HD and 4k is exceptional quality. It was also nice to get a TV that didn’t need to be updated to get it to work right although it had one today about 3 weeks later, so they are on top of issues. Only thing I have left to see is one of my 4k Blu-ray discs played uncompressed and uncompromised. BTW just as a note based on various comments, I have seen about audio issues (here and there) optical is obsolete for all practical purposes. HDMI E-ARC is the only way to go for audio out to a receiver. Optical does not allow a lot of advanced audio formats available today.
M. K (verified owner) –
Awesome TV – Been buying Samsung monitors and TVs for years and this is easily best yet. Thankfully I got an undamaged or defective unit the first time with deluxe delivery from Amazon. Quite literally the only issue I had with it was occasional sound cut out to my Yamaha receiver via E-ARC which has haunted people for years although my 7year old Samsung 65″ 4k had no issues. Think its fixed and just a matter of bad default settings. By default, E-ARC is off (just ARC was on) and sound not set to passthrough. Likely it’s got defaults that work best with Samsung sound bars. The remote works just fine (much like firetv remote with voice) but they really should still be including a full size one also. I still have an old one I occasionally use for setup etc. I have seen a lot of people complain about the interface, but I think it might actually be as good or better than the firetv 4k plus menu and Alexa is already built in. For most video the picture quality is phenominal. I have on occasion seen blacks get pretty iffy and blotchy. That may have been from a poorer quality Netflix video and maybe a fading connection like when the GF was watching Black Bear. I have 1gb net and Wifi 6 so most all HD and 4k is exceptional quality. It was also nice to get a TV that didn’t need to be updated to get it to work right although it had one today about 3 weeks later, so they are on top of issues. Only thing I have left to see is one of my 4k Blu-ray discs played uncompressed and uncompromised. BTW just as a note based on various comments, I have seen about audio issues (here and there) optical is obsolete for all practical purposes. HDMI E-ARC is the only way to go for audio out to a receiver. Optical does not allow a lot of advanced audio formats available today.
Z. E (verified owner) –
Great TV, but it loses a star because the UI is TERRIBLE – I bought this TV to replace a 2016 model Samsung TV that I loved. This one is superior in picture quality in almost every way – super bright, very sharp, etc. That being said, I have some issues with it that make me dissatisfied enough to knock off a star.
N. H (verified owner) –
Hard to Beat – I purchased this TV to replace my 10 year old 55” LG LM7600 LCD TV. One month in and I am still impressed with the Samsung QN90B. While no TV is perfect in every area, this TV gets a lot of things right and has not disappointed or made me feel like I settled.