Samsung QN85B vs QN90B 4K Neo QLED Comparison
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- In this video, we go over the differences between the new QN85B and QN90B 4K Neo QLED series from Samsung. These are both terrific TVs, but hopefully this video will help you decide which is the right one for your home theater.
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Which one are you adding to your home theater?!
hello the picture of the samsung qn85b is better......for me or are you shure the qn90b is on right side...?
Qn85b
Just got the QN90B and love it. Great for gaming and all round performance
Do you suggest me for watching sports? Thinking between this and OLED
@@Muhayyo666 if you have a tendency to fall asleep in front of the TV definitely don’t get an OLED unless you want burn in. Or never put on a screen saver
Huge oversight not to cite the biggest difference of them all. The 85 uses an ADS panel, while the 90 uses a VA. I was hoping to see what difference this does side to side when it comes to blooming, especially off-angle, but sadly, not this time.
Tech with KG did a side by side, the ADS 85 is surprisingly great,much better than last years
Very tempting
@@ArtVandelayOfficial Yep. I saw it. He didn't show off-angle blooming in live content for the QN85B though, only static pictures. Anyway, this is the biggest problem of the QN85B for me, but I still decided I'll get it. Better colors, better price, less DSE, no horrible rainbow filter, no VRR flickering... ADS has its shortcomings, but it has some big advantages as well.
@@PetrisonRocha I don't think they are any different in colours, it's just the camera captures the darker tvs colours better and makes the brighter one colours look washed out and faded looking. If you pause the video when the brightness is about the same on both there seems to be no difference in colours. To prove this further find a scene where the 85b looks brighter than the 90b and the 90b looks to have better richer colours, then find a scene where the opposite is true and you'll think the 85b has better richer colors.....don't believe what you see with tvs. 😄
@@barryjones2366 Every single time I compared closely priced TVs with IPS vs VA panels side to side, IPS won, even if slightly. There's just something about the technology that makes colors pop better. Tech with KG also reviewed the QN90B and QN85B side to side and he reported the QN85B to have a small advantage in color reproduction.
@@PetrisonRocha there might be in person a slight difference but in the video you can't tell. 😄
IPS is known for better colours and SDR viewing angles but worse contrast and so blooming is worse at an angle, it's vice versa for va panels. No perfect tv out there. 😀
Don't know why but the 85b here looks more better than 90B in this video 😅
Was thinking the same thing!
True, that’s award, but I see no glare on 90
I thought the same.
I just bought the QN85B from Abt. It’s a killer set with amazing picture quality.
@Robert Hoffman. We appreciate your business! Glad to hear you're enjoying the TV!
Cómo te a saludo tu tv ??? La recomiendas ???
Really pleased with my 85B. Received a sweet deal on this one. Thanks for the comparison.
This channel has been helping me a lot in narrowing down my selection. - thanks!
@slimyelow You can also give our experts a call at 800-860-3736 for assistance with any questions you may have. We're always happy to help.
QN85B FTW.... cuz QN90B just smears that light reflection into smaller rainbow across entire screen due to wide angle layer coating. Depends on your lighting configuration around the TV, it can be very distracting with light smearing.
I returned my QN90 because of this, I don't understand how more people aren't bothered by this.
@@zanecoble5661 cuz they watch TV in the dark room and tout how great the QN90B is. LOL. de purpose the use of TV. There is theatre for that. Anyways I also did return my QN90B and get the cheaper Hisense U8H which has excellent anti glare coating and excellent image quality except some quirks like audio sync, some rare color banding and buggy ATSC tuner. The audio sync and ATSC issue should be fixed in the next update. Anyways, I am happy with U8H
just bought a qn90b and I'm impressive with this tv in my ps5 and films and anything if you are confused about one of those TVs my advice go for qn90b
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Can you play the ps5 in 120hz on the 90?
The 90b was on sale for the same price as the 85 at a retailer, ended up with that since a similar oled is like 2x the price and captions would cause burn in (captions on a chrome cast don’t move and take up enough tv space to still be an issue)
Best value for money is Qn85B, good colors ( not washed out with over brightness), nice viewing angle, good price, you get all as a TV
Right now on Amazon there is only a $100 difference between the 65-inch model of these two TVs. With that in mind, the Samsung Q90B is on my wish list for future purchase within the next month or two. I have had my Samsung UN46C8000 3D HDTV for over 11 years now. It's time for me to move on to 4K. LOL!
However, I will never get rid of that TV until it stops working. It still looks great for a 1080p HDTV.
My son still has the 55" size of that TV. Lol
Great video! Thanks a lot for the comparison on these!
The glare on the 90b I just got is so bad I'm thinking about returning it. It smears any source of light in the room across the entire screen... why is no one mentioning this in their reviews? I'd rather deal with reflections than this smearing across the whole screen. Might as well get an OLED if you have to watch in a dark room.
Agree! How didn't all of professional reviewers bring this up?! i just bought the 90b and was so disappointed that the lights in my living room create a rainbow effect across the screen that it is unbearable. It's disappointing because if it wasn't for this, the TV quality seems great otherwise. But I can get past seeing all of my ceiling led lights spread across the screen. Have to return :(
@@michaelrivera3411 Completely agree. What price and size did you get? Luckily im fine with keeping my bedroom relatively dark so it's not as big of a deal for me now after getting some temporary window shades. If I hadn't of gotten such a solid deal and wasnt such a pain to return, would have been going back to samsung for sure for an oled.
So does this mean I should go with the QN85B instead of the QN90B? Our TV is going to be in a very bright room and I know both TVs have an anti-glare but I just thought it would be better on the QN90B since it’s a newer model. I guess that’s not correct?
@@sophieisabella the 85b doesnt have the glare issue at all but supposedly has a lot more blooming
@@TheMrKlassy ahhh ok. Thanks for the info! I’m glad I saw your comment. We were stuck between the QN85B and the QN90B but after reading your comment I did some research and apparently a lot of people have the glare issue with the QN90B. So I guess we’ll be going with the QN85B. And we’ll save some $$ too haha!
For the 65” size it’s a 500 $ difference in price between those two. 85b costs 1500 $ while the 90B is 2000 $. Do you this it is worth to pay 500 $ more ?
I've been watching videos about these two TV's and can still not decide whether it's worth me paying the extra $500 for the QN90B. Tough one.
Al final cuál compraste ??,
nice side by side comparison was very helpful in my decision for a purchase.
There are conflicting sources on what kind of panel each uses, IPS or VA. I've seen both on forums and websites that the QN85B uses a VA and IPS panel, while I'm pretty certain the QN90B uses a VA panel. I've also heard that only the 85" sizes of all models use the VA panel while 75" and under uses IPS. Which is true?
QN90B seems a good one... thank you
I got the 85b
I ordered the qn85b in a 75 in wasn't sure that the 90 would be worth the extra $700. Then I found out about the anti-reflective costing. Now I have a dilemma.
So finally 75 qn85b?
75qn85a comes with anti reflective coating.
@@Aslampashaunique so which better for gaming? I was leaning on qn85b..I think better colors in gaming.
if 75qn85a is available in your region, go ahead with 75qn85a 1= anti reflective screen, 2= ultra black panel ,picture quality is almost same as QN90A OR 90B, but it has only one hdmi 2.1 gaming port
@@Aslampashaunique the qn85b has 4 HDMI 2.1 ports
Awesome explanation. Thank you!
Is it true that the ADS panel has better colour (though how much better?) than the VA panel especially for brighter colours and the VA panel has better contrast (how much better?) and so less blooming on angle and off for HDR?
Just wondering which LCD panel type would be better for a 43 inch monitor (close up viewing) do you think? Since I've got the 43" VA panel 90B that doesn't have a wide viewing angle layer, so the edges of the screen wash out in colour and brightness a bit, just wondering for close up viewing for a PC would the ADS panel be better since it also has the benefit of a RGB pixel layout since the VA has a BGR which would make it more suitable for text rendering.
Wouldn't it make more sense now to use an ADS/IPS panel for a large/small monitor/tv? But you would take a hit in contrast I believe but how much difference is there with over 8000:1 now on the 85B! vs over 20,000:1 on the 43" 90B? I wonder is the contrast/blooming much worse when viewing straight on in a dimly lit room compared to the 90B?
Awesome video and I love the intro music 🔥
Thanks. Got a 85B 55inch recently. Nice overall.
@winstonyeung1461 Great choice! We hope you enjoy it! If you purchased it from Abt, we offer free lifetime technical support so if you ever have a question on it you can speak with one of our experts here at the store: www.abt.com/help/contact-us
Great comparison video! Thank you
is the 95B an improvement over these TVs? I am eyeing an 85 inch. Thank you for the helpful comparison.
@nhtna4706 It depends on what you're looking for. The S95B has better black levels and the colors are a little more accurate, but the QN85 and 95B are going to provide a brighter picture without any risk of burn-in in the long run.
From what many owners are reporting, it is a crap shoot panel lottery whether you get a set with or without DSE . That means quality control needs to be better at the source during manufacture.
Surprising that the viewing angles were not mentioned at all… The 90B is significantly better in this regard.
tHAT 90 IS JUST TOO BRIGHT . yOU LOOSE DETAIL IN THE PICTURE i DONT SEE why this reviewer not pointing out the difference in shadow detail.
What is the pannel used in 85 vs 90 both VA or ADS/IPS.? Viewing angle wise.. wide or Ultrawide
85 ADS but much better than last year
@@ArtVandelayOfficial better to go with 95 then..
@@shrikanth609 check Tech with KG comparison
You'll be surprised by 85B... pretty awesome
I really am not seeing a difference in price between the two. Am I missing something or why in the world would the 85B be as much as the updated 90B? Thanks for the great video. Sorry I meant to say in a 85" panel. I am not finding a difference in price or not much.
@brianmiller5074 At the same price, the 90B is definitely the way to go. It's hard to say why they would be listed at the same price. They are 2022 models that have been replaced with the 85C and 90C, so they're last gen units. But if you can get the 90 for the same price, or even just a little more, we'd suggest doing that. There's no downside.
is there a big difference between the two? is the 85B a IPS panel?
Yes the QN85B is an ADS panel
I am considering the 90B to use as a PC monitor and Media too. The 43" would be a good size for this imo. But of course the 42" LG OLED is keeping me from making the purchase atm. Wait and see which one would prove to be the best choice
C1 and C2 are both far better options for a PC. I use the 48c1 myself. best entertainment decision I've ever made
@@michaelcook6240 I decided to go with the C2 42" oled. Glad I did after hearing about how Samsung broke the QN90Bs with a firmware update.
85 got better picture quality here, The only reason I will buy 90 is anti glare bcoz I have window in front of tv
How does the qn85b compare with last years qn90a?
I got 65 qn90a and 75 qn85b, the black levels on qn90a are better, but almost the same if LD in qn85b is set to standard or high.
The major difference I see is viewing angles. qn90a has better viewing angles when it comes to blooming and black uniformity, qn85b is on par if viewed at eye level at different angles but gets too much blooming when viewing position is lower or higher. Colors are almost the same viewed at an angle, 85b bright and excellent colors 10/10 for me, qn90a id say 9/10, it gets washed out but not too much.
Main reason I bought qn85b is for watching on our sunny room where reflection is an issue, light doesnt get reflected across the screen like qn90a and still very bright and wont see blooming on bright room. At night I turn on my bias lighting to help with blooming, its still there but almost unoticeable.
Qn90a brightness is blinding, turned HDR down to 40 brightness and still hurts my eyes, while the brightness in qn85b is perfect for me.
I watch a lot of movies at night in a dark environment. Because the QN90B is brighter, will I have any issue? I'm thinking of buying the QE50Q80B, but I find the QE50Q80B better in features
@jimmis1974 No, you should not have any problems watching movies in a dark environment with the 90B series. We don't have access to the QE50Q80B in the United States so it's hard to say exactly what the differences are.
Pc gamer here. I like the 144hz of the 43” and 50” versions. I like the better hdr of the 55” version. Help me choose between the two. What are your thoughts of the 50” vs the 55”? How is the picture quality of the 50” Qn90b vs the 55” qn90a?
43inch and 50 neither one can go to 144hz they max out at 120hz.
Thought I had read in the Samsung press release that the 50” would do 144 hz. Thanks for letting me know.
@@marcowens3522 how do you know? joelsterg4k has a video on using his 50 inch as a pc monitor and I think he said it went to 144hz from memory.
@@barryjones2366 it literally says on the Samsung site the max is 120hz I guess samsung doesn't know their own product??
Any product can go over what they're rated at but once they do you start getting ghosting and tearing. 120hz is the max.
You can have a 60hz monitor and make it go to 144hz but I wouldn't recommend it.
@@marcowens3522 on the main part of the website, not specs it says....
Supports 4K 120Hz via HDMI 2.1 (Up to 144Hz for 43” and 50”) - Ready for gaming
Specs are wrong if it says that, wish they made the specs match the rest of the website. Other people have gotten that wrong too....
I might have missed it in the video, but are they both VA panels?
No that's why there's a little more detail in the dark on the 90
85 inch versions both have VA panels.
QN85B is ADS (similar to IPS), except the 85". QN90B is VA in all sizes.
I am considering to buy 55QN85B but I cannot decide because of blooming. Is blooming show up when we watch movie with subtitle ? If yes, is it too much annoying ?
@abdullahferik There is blooming present, but everyone has their own opinion on how distracting it is. We didn't find it to be bad while watching a movie with subtitles, but you will likely notice it.
I dont fully understand about the pc graphic card. I play ps5 is it still possible without graphic card to play in 120 hz on the 90?
@kareldegrote3881 You won't have to worry about that if you're using a PS5. The PS5 has it's own graphics processor built in that supports 4K/120Hz so you'll be in good shape.
As a competitive FPS pc gamer who uses a 240hz monitor, I can assure you that 144hz vs 120hz would not be any noticiable difference no matter which game you play so don't spend the extra for that.
The only reason that people use high refresh rate monitor for pc gaming is for competivie edge and there are only a few games that you would actually need. Games like Volarant, CSGO, APEX and PUBG etc. I would argue that even those games, 120 hz is enough and unless your skill level is extremely high, but even in those scenario, you would play it on a 24 to 27inch pc monitor with 240 or 360hz refresh rate with less than 1 ms input lag instead of a gigantic TV.
I don't think 99.99% of people buying this TV need the extra 24 hz.
so the QN85B and QN90B are the same price in my country and I don't know which one to pick, I'm worried about the rainbow effect on the QN90B, I have a lamp and a window opposite of my TV setup and I fear that the rainbow will be too diatracting
@dariomladenovski7047 The QN90B has Samsung's expert calibration from the factory and the ability to perform an expert calibration through the SmartThings app, and a couple other less significant improvements. But the QN85B still has a terrific picture. At the same price, the QN90B is definitely the better TV, but if you want to avoid any rainbow effect, the QN85B is the way to go.
Is qn85b have a wide viewing angle?
Qn90b or sony a80k? For a bright room (but not tooooo bright)
@John Doe Both are great options! If you like a really bright picture, it's hard to beat the QN90B with those mini LEDs. The colors on the A80K have a more natural look to them right out of the box though. If the room isn't really bright you shouldn't have any issues with using either one. You can also contact our experts for help if you need more information: www.abt.com/help/contact-us Thanks for watching!
I’ll keep my Black and White 13” so I don’t have to sell a kidney…….
But your kidneys....errr kidneY...will be so much happier watching Avatar with some popcorn on one of these beauties!!
On Amazon 8% of the people gave the QN85B a bad rating (1 or 2 stars).
On Amazon 14% of the people gave the QN90B a bad rating (1 or 2 stars).
Which is better for a dark room I have the q72a garbage tv horrible grey uniformity bloaching on screen all over replaced one tv already and have a panel swap in the replace one that made it worse. Now getting a refund and need to know what's the better option for a basement. Had a oled down there first and didn't like the dimmer picture.
@will dilly The 90 is overall the better of the two models, but as far as brightness goes they're both excellent and would look good in a basement. That being said, screen uniformity changes from panel to panel even within the same series. But our experience with both models has been very good. If you need any assistance picking out the right one for your needs, be sure to contact our specialists for help: www.abt.com/specialists
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what kind of panel does a 75 inch QN90B have?
@nyyanksny03 The 75 inch model will have a VA panel.
@@abtelectronics wow just wow, I installeed the QN90B today. It is amazing. I have the QN85B 75 inch also but the QN90B 75 inch is out of this world.
@@nyyanksny03 what about the rainbow effect?
review the motion handling and picture response time and ghosting and overshoot.all the other explanation is useless any buddy can decide which one is better by looking at them for like 2 seconds
90b all the way
Which one you recommend for me qn85b or qn90b ?
qn85b
The 90
Buy QN85B for 800$ best buy
A Samsung QN85B, não é uma TV. É um verdadeiro pesadelo. É um protótipo semi acabado. O sistema operacional é confuso, irritante e trava mtas vezes. Os menus de configurações são infindáveis, mts. são redundantes e nada intuitivos. A maioria das configurações é confusa. A TV constantemente não obedece ao Contr. Remoto, sendo necessárias várias tentativas. Para ligar, muitas vezes é necessário retirar/recolocar o cabo de alimentação para q a TV ligue. Qualquer operação exige mtos toques, p/ex: para emparelhar um fone Bluetooth, se der certo na 1ª vez, são necessários 11 toques no mínimo. Se não der, é necessário fazer por outro caminho, com mais de 13 toques. O alcance do Bluetooth, com a maioria dos fones (testei 8), não passa de 2 m. O controle remoto tem poucas teclas e exige uma seguência interminável de menus e toques para se realizar qualquer operação. Nunca apertei tanto botão, como agora. A abertura de streams (Globoplay, Netflix, etc.) é lenta e mtas. vezes trava. O SmartHub, tela de Apps/Dispositivos favoritos, fica sendo reconfigurada pela Samsung, retirando favoritos q Vc. põe, para impor outros Apps (AppleTV, p/ex.). Mensagens de configurações não solicitadas, são inexplicavelmente exibidas, interrompendo o q Vc. está vendo. O recurso de gravação com HD externo, é precário, limitado, e funciona mal. A Samsung como é sabido, não tem um serviço efetivo de Suporte (Somente robôs, e respostas vazias). Resumindo: Esta não é uma TV para entretenimento. É um dispositivo para testar sua paciência e sua sanidade. No entanto...a imagem é ótima, e o som é o melhor q já ví em TVs. Estou a 2 meses com esta TV, e se eu achar um preço aceitável por ela, vou trocar antes q ela instale, por conta dela, o app "Hospício", e me mande prá lá.
Blooming is BAD on the 90!
Yet no blooming detected at all when the fire demo was on display.
Blooming isn't bad at all. People doing videos and cranking the ISO on the camera is misleading and frankly if they HAVE to crank the ISO so you "can see it", then how the hell is it bad blooming? It stands to reason if the blooming was bad then NO RAISING of the light of the camera would be needed..
That’s what the 90b is supposed to improve over the 90a. Do you have a 90b and what has been your experience, If you do?
@@Jay-uv8us Quantum TV. Look up his tests on it blooming like crazy. Also before someone says he is a hater he is totally blowing up how great the S95B is so he is not a samsung hater.
@@loki76 Whatever makes you feel good man. I have owned 3 Samsungs, they are good tvs just not the best I have ever owned. I will tell you 1 thing the DSE on them is disgusting, wanna tell me I am wrong about that too plenty of cases to prove that as well lol?
I just auditioned both sets side-by-side at Abt. After spending about 45 minutes viewing a lot of different source material, I felt the 90B had better shadow detail, while the 85B had better highlight detail. I’m sure both sets could be dialed-in to look pretty close. I couldn’t justify the $500 price difference, so went with the 85B. Our room is not bright, so reflections are not a problem. We also don’t watch at extreme angles, so the IPS panel has been just fine. It’s a great TV with amazing picture quality.
Shikoku has no more!
Lmfao even at the beginning QN90 looked better lmfao
Too many decisions.
@Daryll Lanier The good thing is it's very hard to choose wrong with all the great options available now. If you need any assistance finding the right one, our specialists are here 7 days a week to help. You can reach us at this link if you don't live in the Chicagoland area: www.abt.com/specialists
@@abtelectronics yeah, turning my living/TV room into a home theater (Theater seats with sound shaker built in) in my home. Distance will be 5-8 foot from the TV, so for good viewing purposes, is 75 too large, or would 65 suffice based on the footage?
@Daryll Lanier At 8 feet away, a 75 inch TV might be a little too big to take in all of what's on the screen. 65 inches would be a great size for that distance!
@@abtelectronics also, what is the difference between the n90 and n95?
@Daryll Lanier The QN95B has Samsung's best 4K picture processor, the Neural Quantum Processor 4k, a slightly more powerful sound system (70 watts output vs 60 watts on the QN90B) an additional USB 2.0 connection (3), and a USB-C connection for use with a webcam.
Both are very bad :( just samsung next gen scam :)
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jajajaa
85 better...