Samsung QN900C Series 8K Neo QLED TV Overview
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- Опубликовано: 17 июн 2024
- In this video, we give you a closer look at the Samsung QN900C series 8K Neo QLED TV. The model we used for our demonstration is the 65 inch QN65QN900C, but it's also available in 75 and 85 inches as well. The QN900C series offers the best of Samsung's TV tech. The mini LED backlights provide a bright, colorful picture, and the 6.2.4 channel audio system immerses you in your content. The QN900C series is also one of only a few 2023 Samsung models that comes with a One Connect box for your connections. For more information on the Samsung QN900C series 8K Neo QLED TV be sure to contact a home theater expert at Abt at the link below.
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0:00 - Intro
0:30 - Design and Connections
2:12 - Audio
3:08 - Operating System
4:30 - New Remote and Multiview
5:00 - Picture
7:30 - Things to Think About
8:23 - Final Thoughts
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still enjoying my 85 inch qn900b! great overview!
@ther0kaphella Thanks! Glad you're enjoying the 900B!
Happy to hear that ROK
Great TV I've heard
May I ask how much you paid for it?
@@michael-4k4000How what’s the difference between them? The video only listed about 2 improvements over the 900b
Best of the best in the new 2023 Samsung lineup
Fantastic presentation my friend. Truly informative 👋👋
On the upside, my QN900C 75" combined with the Samsung Q990C soundbar is quite good, not audiophile however it not a Cinema Room, it just the Living Room for day to day stuff. The mid range is more than acceptable and easy to hear the voices. Even the bass is OK without the boom boom affect. The audio output is quite good and has plenty for the job. I never have any audio drop outs in any channel, no sync issues with any content and the WOW combined TV speakers and soundbar have no echo issues. I use the EARC cable between the TV and soundbar. I use quality HDMI cables for all my devices and run Ethernet not WIFI. The TV GUI is good and after a little while easy to live with. The remote is OK too has most functions for other connected devices and the battery seems to last a long time between charges albeit through USB C cable when needed.
When I connected the TV and soundbar and setup, it all worked so thank you SAMSUNG for that.
Updates are automatic for the TV however the soundbar will either be via USB stick or through the SAMSUNG SmartThings mobile App which is OK.
Hi and thank you for the review and information provided. I wanted to ask you if you can provide a quick review between the 65" vs 75" to have a comparison. I'm interested in the tv but i heard the tvs are not the same. I can't afford the 75" and up but i was thinking of the smaller size. Could give a small advise please.
The larger sizes have the identical dimming zones as the newer TVs. They only changed it in the 65 inch because last year the 900 B had blooming
I hate blooming. when will we get to 16K?
Pls. Review the QN800C 😊
Could you please demo by sharing a video for a 1 pixel thick white line and rest all black
? I would like to see the ghosting into adj pixels
Thanks for local dimming zones
I wanna see gaming on this TV!
What's the native contrast?
Is it RGB or BGR subpixel?
Thank you
Which videos you are playing ? can i get the links and list please ?
Hey, For 700B, I had seen a lot of glare and reflection with small lights ON, is it the same with 700C 800C 900C?
Hey I heard that because of that the pixels are so small and more dense in 8k tv (qn900b for ex), its performence is not as good as the 4k (QN95b) for ex. Will the 4k tv look a little better then 8k tv if we look away from the higher reselution? And I have an QN95T 75 inch, it has light bleed and can dim objects too much that are bright but small on the screen with black background (limit light bleed), so if you have subtitles on a movie, it get really dimmed somthimes. Really wanna get this tv, so Im wondering is it as good or better then the QN95C, and is the blacks and dimming so good you wont notice visual diffrence between QN900C and an Oled . Thanks for any reply :D
I had the old 8k Q900 from 2019. The blacks were great, but the dimming of content between bright and dark scenes was very annoying. It was honestly the biggest con of the TV, well also on year 4 it developed a bright spot 3-5 inches and a smudge that appears when it gets warm. This really put me off on paying another 6-8k for a TV that might develop screen issues on year 3-4. I think 8k is amazing but I don't miss it as much as I thought I would.
This TV is amazing blows the 900b out of the water.
Which Samsung Sound Bar do you recommend that 101% perfectly goes with this TV ?!
@SirKelvin Here's a model from Samsung to check out that would go great with this TV: bit.ly/41ql45o
so should i get it?!
Does it do 8k at 100hz?
The website mentions 100hz, but also mentions 120hz hour 4k. So does that mean it does 100hz at 8k.. ?
Good review, but I want your opinion. Which tv has better picture quality. The 900c 85” or the z9k 85”?
@dannycohen6539 The pictures between the two are very similar, and both are incredible. It really comes down to extra features. The Samsung, for example, has a multi-view option. The Sony does not. But the Sony uses the Google TV operating system which a lot of people prefer to Tizen, which is what Samsung uses.
Will there be a 48 size version? I think this could be a great PC monitor
@tests3976 The QN900C series is only going to be available in 65, 75, and 85 inches for 2023 according to Samsung.
Which samsung to buy this year 🤔 the qd s95c, or this qn900c 8k tv?
I am deciding on this 65" QN900C 8k tv or 65” Sony A95L QD OLED 4k 🤔
@robertdawood9920 Both great TVs! The QN900C is a bit more futureproof, and we found it to be brighter as well. But the black levels on the S95C are really hard to beat and we found the overall picture quality to be just a little more pleasing to our eyes. But you really can't go wrong with either one.
@@abtelectronics thank you for your reply 👍
For those of you that own the QN900C, have you had any issue(s) with your One Connect Box (OCB)? I own a 82" Q90R from 2019 with and my OCB needs to be replaced for the second time - luckily I have a 5-year extended warranty.
For THE very best picture at 65 inch...900s or s95c. Evening viewing only in very dim room. No gaming. Or is it just not worth getting the 900c at 65 inch?
What best 8k tv 65 inch ?
@bassamx1150 At the moment, we'd say it's the QN900C. We haven't seen the 2023 LG or Sony models yet though, so you may want to hold off on making a final choice until those are available. We'll have videos on those as soon as they get to our store so stay tuned!
In your opinion for 8k which would be the best between Samsung QN900C and Sony 8k Z9K?
@CincyCruisin Those are two great TVs. At the moment, we'd say the Sony in 75 or 85 inches is a better value since it costs a bit less. But if you need something smaller, only the Samsung comes in a 65 inch size. And if you're a gamer, the Samsungs have 4 HDMI 2.1 ports that all have VRR and 4K/120 available. The Sony only has 2 with all the next gen gaming features.
@@abtelectronics do play games, but not a big gamer. Mainly for streaming media platforms or playing movies. For best upscaling which one do you recommend, especially when we’re playing a movie or series. During the dark scenes there’s this white back light in the older models or Sony and Samsung. Just trying to see which one doesn’t have that and has the highest upscaling?
@CincyCruisin For upscaling, you could honestly flip a coin. They both do a great job with that. Because these are both mini LED backlit TVs you don't get that true, pure black like on an OLED. But we didn't find these to be noticeably different with the backlighting in that sense. We don't have a scientific way to measure, but the eye test says the Sony is very slightly better with dark scenes.
Since it was for the room, 75 inch was little bigger and they don’t make 65 inch in Sony. End up getting the 65” Samsung QN900C. Honestly impressed by the upscaling of this TV, well worth the money. Not a big gamer, but did give it a try and for gamers this is next level upscaling I think currently and as far as streaming goes, Samsung has it what I was looking for. Thank you for the help!
I hope they make a 8K 42 inch one day. Love my LG C2 42 but I really want true 8K 60hz for older games and these TVs are too big for my setup.
Why? 8k is so overkill. As a person that has an 8k camera, it takes up so much storage and the benefits are not better picture, it's for better editing to render a 4k image. 8k content is totally unnecessary for just about everyone. Perhaps it could help in medical use or NASA but not for gaming or movies ....
I also want this.
It would be a great idea to buy an 8k tv if at least I can find a tv box that supports 8k res or upscale Content at that quality✨📺
@Leo7onFire that would be great to mention on a next video because I use to watch a lot of thrillers from the 90s most of this on 4k with HDR on Plex/itunes with tv box cause my 📺 can't handle it.. I can't wait to see it on 8k
My z8h makes everything look fantastic. Can't imagine the z9k which is even better
@@dennisfinan7977 better than Samsung qn900c??
Does this television support 8k60fps hdr10 and vrr all together for gaming?
@confusedtrooper976 We don't have a way to test that here at the store, but we emailed our Samsung trainer and will update as soon as we hear back.
@@abtelectronics Oh ok thank you.
@confusedtrooper976 We just got confirmation from Samsung that the QN900C will do 8K/60 with HDR and VRR all together for gaming.
@Abt Electronics Omg thank you so much! No one could answer it for me.
What's the peak brightness?
@princejaiswal6487 At the moment, we don't have the tools available to make those measurements scientifically. But based on the eye test, the QN900C seems to get brighter than last years QN900B.
Is that true qn 900c is new product and features after 900a and 900b?
@hambaallah6730 Yes, the 900C is the latest version of Samsung's 8K Neo QLED TVs. It's built for the 2023 model year.
maybe there will be a difference between qn900c and qn900b when placed next to each other... but it's not worth $2000)
Tell me which is the better choice LG G3 vs Samsung qn 900b.
Says 8k Improves image quality when watching poor quality TV. how well it worksworks?
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@@jonasnezinomas5781 I would go with the G3. The faster response time makes it better in gaming and the OLED will make it much better when watching movies. You lose some nice 8k upscaling but the downsides, I think don't make it worth paying more just for the 8k. The biggest con for the LG is that its only 77" vs the 85"
Abe what about panel type. ADS or VA?
8k only VA PANEL
I remember paying $8500 for my 85" QN900B lol now they are a lotta cheaper
Like $3500 out the door 😅
What model is your tourntable ?
@jesusalejandroortiz6618 It's a Pro-Ject Essential III model 020332. You can see our full line of Pro-Ject turntables here: bit.ly/3IPMQls
Oh yes reflections...the screen is not the best to minimise LED ceiling light reflections, you will get rainbow effects, across the screen depending upon the ceiling light brightness. Fortunately I am in the middle of renovations, therefore my new ceiling lights will be recesssed in the ceiling to reduce reflection or refraction being seen when viewing the TV. Of course the TV itself emits lights therefore the rainbow effect is reduced somewhat.
You may have to angle your TV screen slightly to reduce reflections further.
Be aware.
Not feeling the background music. Found it distracting when I just wanted to listen what was being said
900b costs 3000$ and 900c costs 5000$.
Does the extra features on 900c worth 2000$?
@omaralawani1301 The 900B is a better value right now because it's a 2022 model. If you're able to hold off for a while, the pricing will eventually come down on the 900C too. If you want to hear about any promotions we can't advertise online please be sure to contact our specialists here at the store: www.abt.com/help/contact-us
65" QN900B Dimming Zones: 1344
65" QN900C Dimming Zones: 1344
75" QN900B Dimming Zones: 1920
75" QN900C Dimming Zones: 1920
Did Samsung just replace the QN900Cs with a newer chip and call it a day? If that's the case, then the QN900B is a better buy
It seems they increased the MiniLED count in the backlight by 50%. So the zones might stay the same. But Zones is not everything. How many lights and how they can control them with dimming and increasing brightness also help with blooming and grey scale.
So it's likely that you get better black levels and bloom handling on 900C vs 900B.
With QN95C they just bumped the dimming zone count to be the same. But no increase in MiniLED lights. A huge improvement for QN95 lineup. But still a difference.
Also the 900C gets 64 neural networks vs 20 in the other TVs in the entire lineup.
I think I might actually be really interested in 900C now even though I really want the QN95C as well.
Too bad most reviewers not going to bother finding out things and test them. It's all just OLED and the "general" TVs they test.
I'm quite surprised Samsung bumped up the dimming zones for their top 4K LED TV of the QN95C. I would go with their 4K LED flagship of the QN95C and save some coins. The way Samsung prices their 8K models, I wouldn't buy till later in the year if you want to buy that.
I'm quite surprised Samsung bumped up the dimming zones for their top 4K LED TV of the QN95C. I would go with their 4K LED flagship of the QN95C and save some coins. The way Samsung prices their 8K models, I wouldn't buy till later in the year if you want to buy that.
maybe there will be a difference between qn900c and qn900b when placed next to each other... but it's not worth $2000)
Tell me which is the better choice LG G3 vs Samsung qn 900b.
Says 8k Improves image quality when watching poor quality TV. how well it works?🇨🇰🇱🇷🇬🇧🇱🇹🇺🇦
@@jonasnezinomas5781 2 weeks ago my neighbor put his 85" QN900C next to my 85" QN900B side by side and we didn't notice any difference when it comes to picture quality. Colors, contrast, clarity are all pretty much the same. However, the QN900C is indeed a bit brighter when viewing HDR content. For viewing movies, even before getting my 900B, I already knew OLED tvs have better clarity than QLED even a 8k QLED. When each pixel can light up and dim itself on an OLED panel, every pixel has its own separation from others, it makes the details of the images super crisp. QLED tv can't do what OLED can do when it comes to that no matter how high the pixel density is. BUT this applies to movie watching only as most movies are filmed between 1080p or 1440p anyway and being upscaled in the studio to 4k. On the other hand, if you are planning to game on high resolution like playing games in 8k on a pc, getting the 900B OR 900C is a no brainer since the pixel output is native ( true 8k). When I play games on my 900B in 8K, the experience is incredible! You need to see it in person.
$6.3k for just 75 inches is too much for just qd miniled 8k. Especially considering 8k shines on 85"+ sizes.
From algeria:: why until now dont use usb c in one box
@minoumustapha2225 We're not sure why manufacturers haven't added USB-C on their TVs yet. Hopefully we'll start seeing it soon though as it seems most other products are going that way.
Don't like such artificially brightened colors!
You counted 1344 zones? That is the exact same zone count from last year on the 65" 900B model. Same on 800B. So Samsung was lying when they said they almost doubled the zone count?
What is going on here? Turning on Intelligent mode doesn't show any "Auto HDR settings". So unless there is a specific setting under Intelligent mode that isn't Auto HDR. QN90C under intelligent mode shows nothing but "optimized" which is not Auto HDR since it just cranks the contrast enhancer and so on.
I am seriously disturbed by the zone count, it was supposed to increase. Or maybe they only increased it on QN95C to same count as 900B/C? I really don't get it.
Side note. Your studio lights are way bright, ha ha. So bright it almost washed out the TV.
@Abt Electronics Sorry I had the s900b of 2022 and the whole series was defective on audio, it scratched from 70 to 130 hz, loudly. Later samsung reveiled that also qn800b qn 95c qn 90 had the same problem. Can I please ask since I need to preorder it and I have 5 days of time if the qn900c of 2023 also scratches on low hz ?!!! PLEASE IS IMPORTANT AND URGENT
My neighbor has a 85" 900C and he hasn't heard any rattles from the speakers yet. I heard that the glue between the display panel and the back panel melt due to the heat that the tv put out and eventually the speakers on the 900B start to rattle eventually even if they don't rattle out of the box. Both my 65" and 85" 900B have speakers rattle out of the box, but it doens't bother me as I use my surround sound systems.
Looking st this or the Z9K
@dennisfinan7977 Both great choices! The Samsung has 4 8K HDMI inputs which gives it a slight edge in connectivity. The Sony only has a single 8K HDMI input. At the moment it doesn't really matter a whole lot since there are so few 8K sources, but for futureproofing the Samsung is the better choice for the time being. That said, the Sony Z9L should be coming out soon so you may want to wait just a little longer before you make your final decision.
@Abt Electronics great info thank you. Amazon is also partnering with Samsung to show more 8k stuff on Amazon prime. The z9l might even be crazier in price hahab
@dennisfinan7977 Based on how they are normally priced, yes, the Sony will likely be higher at launch. But it will also likely be an amazing picture too! Thanks for watching!
@@abtelectronics Z9L doesn't exist. Sony is keeping Z9K for this year.
The 900C would be pretty superior to Z9K to be honest. 1.5X more light zones, still far more dimming zones. Upgraded 64 neural network threads in the processor.
@loki76 Thank you for the correction. You are right. We just got confirmation from Sony that they are continuing on with the Z9K for 2023.
You can keep all Samsung TV's. trash
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Their firmware updates would concern me. Until they improve their track record I would avoid.
Is the Ethernet port 10/100 or 10/100/1000 ??