This Samsung is the highest performance 8K offering from the company as well as its 2021 flagship. Accordingly, it commands a premium in terms of price. However, the 85-inch model of the Neo QLED QN900A is now $5499.99 (direct from Samsung) which makes it an almost unbelievable deal.
Imagine having Samsung's best TV had an 85-inch screen size. Were talking about a true 8K TV with a sophisticated Neo LED backlight that works in conjunction with QLED (quantum dots) to bring state-of-the-art image quality into your home.
The great thing about the 85" QN900A is how well it handles different usage scenarios and a wide variety of content. It has a superbly effective anti-reflective layer, capable of mitigating the reflections of Windows and lamps like no other TV that we've seen. Samsung truly has the best screen coating.
That antireflective property works with the high brightness of the Neo QLED to make this 8K masterpiece of tremendous choice for bright rooms, a far better option than OLED. But when you turn out the lights, there is no disappointment, the picture quality is still amazing. The Neo-LED backlight array ensures contrast it can do justice to HDR content, and you can easily set up the TV for optimal picture quality in a home theater-like, darkened room setting where it can show off its HDR skills.
This is not just a top TV for shows and movies, it is as good as TVs get for gaming. It features a 120 Hz panel so it offer 4K/120Hz, and it supports VRR (variable refresh rate) as well as ALLM (auto low latency mode). If you have a gaming machine that can push 8K graphics, you can even go there and witness what truly next-generation gaming graphics look like. 4K gamers will get incredibly fluid performance with stunning image quality including vibrant HDR that most PC monitors cannot match, all at a size that adds a sense of realism to games that is impossible to replicate with a small screen.
8K HDR and 4K HDR support means you can get the most out of the latest generation gaming consoles and also push a gaming PC to its limits.
