Samsung QN90D QLED TV First Look | How Samsung Set the Bar
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2024
- The Samsung QN90D 4K Neo QLED TV faces some stiff competition this year, but we have a feeling Samsung knew that when designing it. While the QN90D carries over much of the picture quality performance from its predecessor, the Samsung QN90C, there is a long list of new features to consider. In this first-look video, we talk about what Samsung brought to this model, consider some key measurements, and get some first impressions on picture quality. Still, as we dig in, we discover new questions to answer in our forthcoming review.
Oh, and as a bonus: Samsung is tossing in a free 65-inch TV to anyone who pre-orders the QN90D within the first three weeks of its coming out, links below.
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While it’s clearly not the same as seeing the TV in person, it looks absolutely stunning in this video. That’s as much of a nod to your production values as Samsung’s quality.
I'm getting sick of Samsung refusing to just give up and stop punishing their customers with their refusal to support Dolby Vision, across every range of display and monitor they make. From phones to TVs to high-end monitors. My S24 Ultra, my Samsung Odyssey Neo G7 and my QN95A all don't support DV.
Keep letting them know. Eventually they will get the message.
Lol why woo many Samsung products?
They won't ever do that because doing so would be admitting their error/mistake - and admitting defeat. They would "lose face" in the eyes of the world (in their minds) and that is entirely unacceptable to them. Keep in mind here that to add DV to their TVs would have only cost them less than $3 per unit. That's what this is all about. Less than a $3 licensing fee per TV sold.
Just amazing how good everything has become. Especially considering the cost to purchase.
You helped buy the 90 C. It’s amazing. Got a great deal for only $1000 total
Nice review keep up the good work
Loving my 65 inch QN90C that i just picked up for a great price
Me too
Me too. I don't think there is much of a difference.
Im still lovin and rocking my 1st gen neo, the QN90a! I gave my younger brother my LG BX oled and got the qn90a....night and day difference lemme tell ya! When my room is totally dark and free of any light source, and everytime my qn90a screen would go black, u cant even tell the tv is on or off the black lvls are that dang good, oled good even! I would consider a newer qn90 model, but according to reviews the newer ones havent been quite as good..almost! But not quite as good as the 90a. Maybe if this 90d is better i will get it. Would like one with newer features and a little brighter and a bit better picture quality then ya, ill definitely get this new one. The 90a has been very hard to match, let alone beat.....at least in my opinion anyways...
super pointless bcs of very slow panel used/ u just paid double the price for poorly designed tv
$2699 for 65? No thanks. I'll wait until it hits $1300 in 8 months
For a 65"? In 8 months? 😂😂
I paid $4500 for a 50” 720p plasma in 2002. 😢
Hisense u8k or u8 in the US is 1300 for 65 inch
Considering a 2023 Sony 65” A80L OLED can be had for $1999? Can’t say I don’t disagree with you.
@@wade196840 Lacks the processing power and wide viewing angle I’m looking for.
The QN90C used to be pretty high on my TV buying watchlist but with Dolby Vision steadily becoming the premium HDR format of choice for most streaming services as well as making its way more and more to 4K blu rays, I decided to scratch it off the list. I know that to a lot of people think the exclusion of Dolby Vision is not a big deal, but if you're paying a lot of money for a premium TV then you'd expect all the premium features. I doubt that Samsung will ever bow to pressure and finally start to support Dolby Vision but I kind of feel like they'll start to get left behind if they don't.
Agreed. All of Hollywood is moving in the direction of Dolby Vision now. Very few films are being released in HDR10+ today. It's really just a matter of time before Samsung will have to finally cave in and support Dolby Vision. Now, Dolby Vision isn't perfect and it still has its flaws and shortcoming, of course, but it is what the film industry has settled on for their default HDR format now it appears. Samsung can only try and buck that trend for so long.
@@michaelbeckerman7532 it’s kind of similar to the old blu ray vs HD DVD battle. Technically HD DVD was slightly better but blu ray had more backing from movie studios so it won out in the end. HD DVD went the way of the Dodo. I guess it’s the same with any competing technologies within the movie industry, eventually one will win out. Dolby Vision is winning the premium HDR format race and if Samsung continue to refuse to support it they could end up getting left behind.
Hi, please give me advice on what tv to choose between this one and LG Oled C3? Thanks.
Looks good!!! Caleb wheres the qn95c revew from last year...I cant see it?
For TV I prefer the Sony A95L QD-OLED, but I'm now using a QN90D as a work station PC screen. It's great to have almost OLED blacks without any burn in worries, and having a PC screen this large I work sitting back in a lazyboy all day and never get a bad back.
Mini Leds are the best value for performance and price no question!
Hi am confusing
Samsung QN90D 65inch or Sony A80L old 65inch which is the best tv please tell me
I own the first edition flagship Qled, the 2018 Q9F. Wow I am blown away by that Nit number and colour accuracy. Previously I have been somewhat un moved by peak nit numbers in newly released qleds and nqleds compared to the around 1500-1600 of the Q9F. This has my mind wandering into ‘is it time for an upgrade’ mode 😬😁
2018? So that's the Q9FN? such a legendary TV.
QLED. No wide angle layer. *SUPER* deep blacks that created a 3D effect in some scenes. As soon as that wide angle layer came in, they lost that ability.
@@cronoesify Yes that’s the one. Hooked up to even the mid/high range Panasonic UDB820 4k Blu ray player it still looks real nice. It’s only downside is to get 10bit 444 chroma u have to mess about a bit with the settings (typically put on 24p frame rate) due to the 18gbps bandwidth limit, or make do with 420 if the disc doesn’t support the lower 24 fps.
Yet the S90D OLED which peaks at around 1300 nits is brighter 99% of the time. Not trying to push you to QD-OLED but trying to illustrate just how misleading nit measurements are on a FALD LCD television.
What is Supersize Picture Enhancer for large 85 inch+ Samsung Tv?
I need help i want to get either q80c vs qn85c vs qn90c but not sure which one is best i heard lots of problems with the qn90c any help would be appreciated
Can you please advise when the full review of this product is coming I am considering getting it and would very much love to see the full review from your point of view. Thanks.
Can’t wait for the new Sony Mini-LED tech to just leave this behind honestly. Probably going to get one this year
A german magazin did already a month ago a review of the TV. And they also said samaung set the bar high this year. For me it looks like a great tv. But as caleb said I'm curious to see what the other brands will show us. We will see
Please, can you tell if the 50-inch QN90D also has the anti-glare film or are they different TVs, the same as last year?
Thanks to the release of this TV, I got the QN90C for $1300 CAD 2 weeks ago at best buy
Good job you bought trash for 1300
@@Sumodeadliftsarefake69why is that tv is bad please tell
I am considering to buy that tv
@@GanesanSridhar it uses an IPS panel which is garbage. Get the Sony LED that’s in your price range instead
@@GanesanSridhar It has horrific blooming. Main reason i havent bought it myself.
@@GanesanSridhar At least in america, 50" and 43" come with va panel, so they have a bit better handling of contrast, less blooming.
when will it come out?
The big question I have is have Samsung reduced motion blur with their latest QLED?
Looking at the video displayed on this first look - it still looks like there is motion blur.
(I upgraded a 6 year old QLED to a 2 year old QLED. (The newer QLED, while having better image quality, black levels and colour has more motion blur than the older set)
I’m hearing the new 90 series are switching back to VA panels from ADS. Any chance you can confirm which panel will be used in the 85D series ? I’m looking for an 85” and need that higher contrast VA panel…
OLED is a better path. OLED is more than worth than 10" or even 20"
Is there any official confirmation about this? Because according to DisplaySpecifications, the 55qn90d is still ips-ads panel.
@@janosgyorgy17 doesnt matter, ips, va, ads, or whatever, its just cringe compared to OLED.
@@iamthechessmastergg burn in, loses contrast and colors over the year 😂
I have a LG C1 OLED TV with a ZOOM button that lets me zoom in on part of the screen, which I use often. I think Samsung has a feature on one of its TVs that lets you change the size of the TV image on their 80 something inch TV from 80 something all the way down to 40 something. I think this is a great way to not have to look at giant faces when watching talking heads, just change to 40 or 50 something marches, then for movies or cinematic TV shows, which to FULL SCREEN SIZE. Does this all make Sense? Know of any makes and models of TVs with these features? Thanks!
I use the cinema zoom function on my old LG TV to drastically reduce the black bar real estate on the top and bottom of the screen. What I lose on the far left and right of the picture is to me a very small price to pay. Of course I would not admit doing this to any videophile, let alone post on the internet for all to see that I do this given that it is considered to be cinematic sacrilege 🙃
Curious to when you're going to start shooting your videos in HDR. So we can get as close to what you're seeing as possible
Will the new Tizen OS trickle down to CU8000?
I think this year the mini LED TVs are most exciting and most competitive than ever before. There should be a comparison test between Sony, Samsung, Hisense and TCL. And I forgot LG because they’ve changed their panel to VA panel which has better contrast, so they’re in the game for the first time.😅
Tcl hisense r trash, so only samsung and sony r good with qleds
@@Ehrle6969 Panasonics are the king with Sony,US don’t have them though
If prices were reasonable.. this could be the best Samsung series
I’m thoroughly impressed with my 65” QN90B. That being said, it will probably be my last QLED.
Will you jump on the oled bandwagon?
More than likely. I figure I’ll be more comfortable with OLED in 2-4 years when I’m ready to upgrade. Who knows, maybe micro-led will be ready then?
I had one for a day, fantastic brightness but I couldn't stand the anti-reflection layer, which produced a big rainbow effect across the screen.
@@redinho1994 I read this complaint a lot. I have never experienced this. I have windows to the side of my tv but nothing direct. Maybe that’s why I don’t notice it.
I agree with the comment below regarding the price when released, who pays these prices?
Nothing wrong with waiting until the next model is due and then buy one at a sensible price.
The same applies to the new Sony models which will be way more expensive than this one.
Is this better than the Sony X93L in terms of processing and local dimming?
Yes
Caleb,
Thanks for the review and the super short clip of Roy Scheider in "Blue Thunder."
Airwolf is next 🎉
The pricing on this TV is ridiculous compared to the QN90C, especially if you plan on using it primary as a gaming/PC monitor. The small incremental improvements don't justify the price when compared against the QN90C and it's current price.
The upscaling especially on streaming is nothing thing but incemental.
120 to 144 is big improvement, not a "small incremental improvement" and the 43" QN90D is only $200 more right now
@@T1taanGMG we will agree to disagree
I dont know what size was measured here in the charts, I assume 65", correct me if i missed it somewhere but I got a 50" qn90d from Amazon last weekend and its already back in the box. Just way too dim for me with using it as a PC monitor. It was maxed at 50 brightness/contrast in game mode out of the box and it still looked no where close to 700-800 nits full screen so maybe the one I got is defective or they use different panels on smaller sizes. My Hisense 55" u8k just blows it away with brightness and contrast.
I believe its a dif panel on the 55 and smaller
I’m just curious what the difference is with the 90C and even the 90B (which is what I have).
I can't choose between this one and the New Oled model. Can you help me choose guys ? Thanks
Panel ips va ?
Is this model the top tier LCD 4K model or is it QN95D? I think the D model has more dimming zones and more features not just the one connect box from model.
Well, after seeing this video (especially about the brightness) and some reviews of PC OLED displays (eg: The Display guy) : seems to me that the (upcoming) 4k 240Hz 32 inches are not that good, especially at their prices ($1199 or more)
Can wait to see reviews of those QN90D... 144 Hz seems good enough for playing (PC) games 😋😎
EDIT : 240Hz would be great, but using which HDMI ? 2.1 ?
Thought the QN95D would be Samsungs top model for 4K
iirc the 95 series has very limited availability in the US, so for US publications the qn90 line is often treated as the top end 4k led. (I'm UK based where the 95 is everywhere so not 100% sure on the US situation)
Does 43"have wide viewing angle this year?
It sounds like the almost perfect TV. But again, I'd rather see the price reduced a bit instead of getting an additional TV that I don't want or need.
How does it compare to qn91a?
Received a 43" QN90C last week and can't be more disappointed. The right half of the screen is much brighter then the left side. This washes out the colors on the right side. Also bad is the darkness in all of the corners and edges. Viewing angles are also horrible. I will be returning it and going back to my Samsung 4K from 2015.
On Reedit i see alot of this same issue! Looks like a software problem .. and i love the reviwers talkin About Samsung and sayin Amazing! 144hz.. vrr .. this q90c and probably qn90d have one of the worst response time ... ghosting all the way whit VA panel! Very very veeerryy bad! Plus Locall dimmim bugs and this Screeam side bug too! But They still gonna say Amazing!
It’s a guess,but I wonder if anything smaller than 55” version gets an edge lit led panel rather than a full back lit led array. I think I saw that somewhere. This could explain why dimming is stronger in those corners and some lack of uniformity.
I got the same problem also
@@TheNickoslicKnot really. 43" and 50" actually uses VA panel unlike the larger sizes that uses ADS panel. The smaller sizes are actually better for contrast and black levels since it's VA, while ADS (just an IPS version) is better at viewing angles and glare handling. They still use Mini-LED backlight just that the smaller ones will have better contrast and blacks, which is what you want in a tv
Had that issue when using it as a monitor. It was awful as a monitor. Also had this dark cloudy crap that's only noticeable in motion. I'm using it as a regular TV now and its fine. Although at times I can still see the dark cloudy crap.
Using the LG C4 42" for my monitor and it's damn near perfect.
Gotta give Samsung credit for sticking with the simple center stand on so many TV's...wish all makers did this!
Non issue. $39.99 center stands available for all TVs on Amazon. Only noobs concern themselves with this.
Love the center stand also.
@@8020Alive🥁🥁🥁🤡🤡🤡
Waiting on qn90d vs lg g4 vs sony a95l before I buy anything this year
Anybody got opinions on how this one stacks against LGs C4? I'm between samsung's 50in model and LG's 48in C4?
uncomparable...
The 75” of this is only about $400 less than a 77” C4. Are they that close in comparison?
Something that is already trending is that the QN90D This year's VA panel is which apparently has improved the viewing angles and contrast, plus the dimming zones do a very good job 😊
I was thinking about getting the 65-inch QN90C, but now with this new release, I'm unsure. Are the improvements on the TV really worth it compared to the QN90C?
No! you can buy the Qn90C for a substantial price discount now. I have the QN90C and its outstanding. I just wish I had more time to enjoy it.
I first bought a qn90b which had dirt inside the panel, got the panel replaced for one with bad pixels, so they gave me my money back. I bought a qn90c with dead pixels, got the panel replaced twice and never got one with perfect pixels. They replaced it with a new one, but now I'm noticing dead pixels again. I think I will buy LG next.
I’ve never seen a dumbest deal that this one… Juste reduce the price of the TV and apply the saves made on not manufacturing e-waste and shipping it around the globe…
is it 8k?
I would like it, For sure.
I wonder what the difference will be between 90D and 95D?
Samsung TV 2024 to buy which one good
Is there a difference between the QN90D and QN95D?
I like it. Will have to save my pennies, but I should get one by September.
HUE Sync App will be available for the QN90D?
Is the tv's processor and Image processing a big thing for HDMI sources though? I use a Apple TV 4K (current gen) and i would think the tv's own processing would be fairly minimal compared to the ATV's and what ever app I am using on it, vs using the Tv's built in apps.
I just bought the qn85d and I am disappointed the display has a VA panel as it is NOT good for gaming. Does the qn90d have a VA panel too? I am honestly surprised you did not mention this important aspect of a TV!
Damn I just bought it I didn’t know that smh 🤦 I still haven’t received mines
It's a great TV, but it may seem slow if you are used to a fast IPS or OLED.
How fast of a processor do we really need on our televisions? It’s not like we’re gonna be editing video using the processor on our televisions although one day that may be possible. But probably not.
You would be amazed. Image processing performance is just about the single most important factor on any new TV coming to market today. The more complex the content, the more that image processing capability factors into your overall enjoyment of what it is that you are watching. Processing is really everything today.
QN90D looks impressive but I'd like to see a head-to-head against Sony's new Bravia 9.
How long do previous year’s top oled tv’s last until they run out typically in the following year? Do they make it to Black Friday? I’m saving up for a 2023 lg oled which would be my first tv but am worried it might run out soon
While it's only one person, I will say I bought my 2022 QN90B on Black Friday of 2023, and the BB store I got it from had 4 more on the pallet when I got mine. Good chance you will still find one then :)
They usually sell out during early summer to clear out stock. You would be very lucky if you found a C3/G3 during upcoming black friday
I bought Samsung 4k tv 2 years later vertical shadow line appeared & Samsung refused to fix & had the audacity to try to sell me newer model, not just their TVs folks but I also bought Samsung sound bar which is always bugging out. Stay away from this shady company.
What's the deal about Samsung using LG W panels to replace some QD panels?
It’s not a deal.
Won’t buy a tv without Dolby Vision, no reason it shouldn’t be included at that price
Absolutely correct, and a lot of people simply won't. They will just go out and buy a TV that has it instead. It's likely just a matter of time until Samsung is forced to finally include it in their TVs.
@@michaelbeckerman7532 Exactly, will wait to see what Sony offers but likely to be a CX to G4 upgrade for me now
Now, they don't want to do that, of course, because that would mean they would have to "lose face" by admitting that they were wrong all these years to not include it on their sets.
Samsung is really hyping new release prices this year. I always try to wait until BF and the holiday season to catch a deal.😊
Doesnt the active hdr tone mapping kind of make up for lack of dolby vusion in a way?? Idk i dont entirely miss not having it with my s90c
Should i go for this or sony A80l oled???
Forgive me but … seriously! What sort of question is that? The easy answer is yes of course, Sony make the best processor but well let me think … can you afford it ( I assume you can or what’s the point in asking ) what size is the room , is it a bright room , do you want to game or watch movies or stream etc etc .. Give the guy a chance if you ask for a recommendation by up including a few pertinent facts that help with ant tv buying decision. Apologies if you think I’m a tad rude but I know our host won’t say what everyone is thinking. Good luck with your new purchase.
A80L for sure; but even better for a S90C. Nice discounts now. And its better than both
Depends on the usage?
If you watch a lot of movies and older content (like on cable vision.) Or overall just stream a lot! Then go with the Sony because of its upscaling and processing.
If you play a lot of video games then go with the Samsung. I’d personally choose the S90C over this tv though. It’s basically the S95C if you get the 77inch that comes with the 2nd gen panel. And it’s about $2000-$2300 right now. Thats a huge deal!
I bought a s90c oled 65' for 1599 I thought about a 77' but may be a bit to big
Can we get a Sony countdown to when they’re going to announce their TV lineup?
It shouldn't be more than about two weeks away. It's getting close now.
Can you say how many dimming zones tvs have
the QN95B also has 144hz.
I’m glad there’s so much competition in the tv space. Previous gen models drop down to crazy prices.
You can get awesome oled tvs for under a $1000 dollars.
They were close to $2000 not that many years ago. I wish all other markets worked like tvs lol.
Video reads like an ad, Knox security?? 3:19
I've been really happy with my QN90A. Which QN is the best for movies, retro gaming and modern gaming? I'm hoping to eventually get an OLED at some point anyway.
What's it got in store?,A big price tag.
$1100 difference between 85" QN90D and QN85D? Surely the sound isn't worth that - especially when most people won't even use it. What's the difference? dimming zones? brightness?
How many dimming zones do these have? I'm getting tired of manufacturers hiding that information.
They don't tell you because they don't want you to be able to make your purchase decision based on a criteria that they don't think you should be making it on. Just knowing the number of dimming zones doesn't tell you which TV has better/more advanced local dimming capabilities. If the processor can't control those zones effectively, then you could have one million zones and it wouldn't do you a damn bit of good. This is why TVs with lower zone counts but better processors (like the Sony LED's) consistently outperform TVs with higher zone counts and weaker processors.
grabbed the qn90a when it came out, and two years latter just outside of its warranty 2 of the back lighting panels are going out. not sure I want to chance that again. P.S. still love your content and info keep up the good work.
My Samsung TV not same model, had a back light issue and Samsung basically said see ya. Won't go back to Samsung.
Thanks
Sucks that happened! My NU7100 that I bought more than five years ago is still going strong.
I wish the tv still had atsc 1.0 since the channels are not encrypted since atsc 3.0 has drm with encrypted channels and hidden by a paywall that lon seidman and the antenna man on youtube were talking about when they mentioned about how atsc 3.0 works.
Here in Canada the new 2024 Samsung TVs all come with ATSC 1.0 no ATSC 3.0 I always thought ATSC 3.0 was better to have. Can you please elaborate?
According to atsc 3.0 it has drm protection and have certain channels that are encrypted and they require a tv tuner or some type of way to decrypt the channels since the free channels are no longer free. Lon seidman and antenna man on youtube have videos explaining more about atsc 3.0. I'm still learning more about it myself.
We thinking a 89D will be released by BestBuy? Is the 89 series an annual thing or was the s89c a unicorn?
I've got to the point now i barely watch TV anymore, apart from the odd football match
The brightness and the color is starting to make me look differently at oled
Only as long as you see them standing next to each other 😅
Can you also review the 115inch from TCL please?
Samsung is comfortable without Dolby Vision. I am correspondingly comfortable without Samsung.
More and more consumers that love Hollywood movies are feeling that exact same way every single day.
I'll allow it. 😂😂😂
Caleb, what are your thoughts about Never Enough Tech?
I could see how obtrusive backlighting would be very annoying. As for upscaling, given that 95% of my content is Full HD or even worse, the quality of the upscaling would be quite important.
Is this better than their OLED panels?
Different
No
For me: QN900D or QN95C or S95D
Still rocking my q90T with the one hdmi 2.1 port ……. Suggestions anyone on the best OLED for me to upgrade to?
Samsung s90c is probably the best value right now.
Mastered for 4000 nits is the future of 4k HDR you will start to see a lot more of this content. Hisense and TCL are moving in the right direction with very bright tvs while Samsung is going backwards with brightness
2100 nits is a move forward no?
@@TheNickoslicK TheQN900B in 2022 had a peak brightness of 4,000 nits so no they are going backwards.
I am more confused now than ever either go with the QN90D Samsung or the 95 series Sony I have not had the by best of luck with Sony
Question - Note: I have received conflicting answers to these questions, please reply if you are 100% sure of your answer…thank you!
1) 75” qn90c - ADS or VA panel?
2) 75” qn90d - ADS or VA panel?
I talked to a Samsung rep at Best Buy today and I can confirm that the 75 inch QN90D is a VA panel.
@@edwinlaucys4251 thank you for the update!
Still annoying that even flagship smart tvs, don't even have a Gigabit Ethernet port... my Apple Tv pulls very high bitrate Bluray rips, or 4K 60fps content fine, tv, it chokes.
Agreed. This is 2024 now and you would think that all new TVs sold today would be sold with gigabit Ethernet ports and Wi-fi 7 built in. But, with most major brands now having announced their 2024 lineups today (except for Sony) none of them have incorporated either of those two technologies yet, even on their most expensive, highest-end models. Makes you wonder why especially since just about every customer out there is asking for them.
That much for a tv without dolby vision? No thanks
It's crazy how people want to know the nits of a TV but turn around and put their TV and filmmaker mode that will dummy down the brightness 🤷🏾
On my 43in QN90C, Filmmaker mode, in SDR, does not seem to be an dimmer than Standard, in HDR though, Movie and Filmmaker are much dimmer, even with Settings tweaked for full panel brightness. I have to use Standard mode for HDR movies cause the others are just too dim for my taste. (i still prefer SDR content though)
@@Mariarosa-id3cg Disagree. HDR has always looked like one is wearing sunglasses, at night... Filmmaker mode makes things too dark and has lots of black crush. You can not see any background details at all, or is always just s dense black fog. SDR versions of movies look far more realistic to me. Furthermore, I can not stand the very yellow color tone of Warm 2 they default to. Standard tone looks natural to me, whites are white, not tan/yellow. In the end, set your tv to what looks best to you, not what someone else claims is "best".
@@Mariarosa-id3cg Yellow snow or clouds is not what i see in real life...but, sure...that is what they say is scientifically accurate. If that is supposed to be the "standard" then why is it not then used as the "Standard" profile, no, it is not. Standard color tone is what looks most natural to me and all of my family members (at least on Samsung TVs)
@@Mariarosa-id3cg Phones varry in color tone, that is normal. My iphone is much cooler looking than Warm 2 on my tv.
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Until someone cracks good 3D TV with wider viewing angles and viewing distances, the best 3D video display is Apple’s Vision Pro. So not impressed with TV spec bumps.
Actually, AR headsets and glasses like we are starting to see come out now will likely wipe out about 90% of the TV panel business over the next five years. Companies like Sony, Samsung, TCL, Vizio, Panasonic and Hisense will come out with their own headsets and glasses that will offer 70% of the functionality of the Apple Vision Pro for 30% of the price. Once those arrive, the TV panel business will likely be absolutely devastated as a result.
@@michaelbeckerman7532 Currently, if you don’t want to use the built-in Smart TV OS, you can buy an Apple TV. What I’m afraid of is Smart TV manufacturers requiring users to connect to Wi-Fi instead of optionally skipping that part.