However, we enjoy the Multi-View feature even more. Google Duo has arrived for video calls and there’s now a Smart Trainer app to go with Samsung Health platform to give you feedback on your home workout sessions.Īlong with a choice of three smart voice assistants (Bixby, Google Assistant and Alexa) and the Samsung SmartThings platform which connects the QN900A to all the rest of your compatible smart devices, that makes for quite the connected experience. Samsung has one of the best TV operating systems in Tizen and as such, it only needs to make minor tweaks each year. It doesn’t pick up much juice from the dimmed lighting in our AV room, but the battery certainly lasts a long time. You’ll need to pop the remote on your window sill or certainly near some genuine daylight to passively recharge. This has gone black from silver and there are no removable battery options, it can now be charged by solar power as well as a USB-C port on its bottom edge. There’s also upgraded sharpening and detail retrieval processes, which will be key to the TV’s performance, given that the paucity of 8K content means most source material will have to be upscaled to fill the screen.Īnother small but significant upgrade to this year’s top Samsung 8K TV is the Solar One Remote. The tiny LEDs are grouped into thousands of dimming zones to create a carefully controllable 4000 nit screen that supplies over 33 million pixels with as much shading and contrast care as Samsung can muster.Ĭonducting this light orchestra is the Neo Quantum Processor 8K, which uses what Samsung calls ‘Deep Learning’ and multiple ‘Neural Networks’, as well as image databases and other picture algorithms, for what the company claims is its best object recognition. This is Samsung’s first Neo QLED 8K TV, combining that tighter-packed collection of LEDs and pixels. However, it’s on the inside where you’ll find the real changes. This year’s One Connect has been flattened out and can now be neatly mounted onto the rear of the QE75QN900A’s C-shaped, single plinth metal stand. The brilliant One Connect box is included with this TV, meaning you’ll only need one small cable running between the TV and the box with all of your HDMIs and other cables running into the One Connect instead. This so-called Infinity One Design means it looks great from all angles, on which subject, Samsung has ditched the slight three-degree backward lean of the outgoing Q950TS. Should you choose to wall-mount (a frame is included in the box), there won’t be an issue with any unsightly side views. That’s both rare and remarkably pleasing to the eye.
It’s the same 16mm thickness all round, with no protrusions on the rear whatsoever. Samsung has adopted the infinity name to describe the thickness of this 8K Neo QLED TV. (Image credit: Future / Star Trek Picard, Amazon Prime)ĭisplay type Neo QLED, 8K HDR (HDR10, HDR10+, HLG)ĭimensions (hwd) 102 x 165 x 32cm (with stand)
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