Customer Ratings & Reviews

The no glare on the screen makes this tv amazing Usually you have to worry about lights in your backgroud or the sun coming in thru the window but with this tv there no need to worry anout covering your windows orthe lights✅ the colors are vibrant and the blacks are black truly the best tv i have owned so much that i got another one for my bedroom you gwt what yoh pay for

Good picture and sharp quality. Tv matches darkness and brightness automatically. Many features of apps included. The soundtrack is awesome.

Great open box price! Awesome picture and very happy with this purchase! Was in excellent condition and I got it for less than half of the original price.

Matte screen is perfect for outside. Great price and no glare to enjoy while in pool.

The Anti-glare is excellent for a TV near a window! Mounting positioning is centered on the back of TV, which made a perfect fit within wall unit. Center mount position helps hide wires. Easy to add analog/hdmi converter for analog receiver w/ external speakers

This new tv with the anti glair feature is great not having to watch tv with the lights on or the sun shining in

Great product. This tv looks and sounds amazing for gaming & tv

Clear picture and an easy buying experience at Best Buy. Sales Associate wad beyond helpful.

Good clarity, good interface, good performance. Defined recommend

Bought November 2025 and here we are January 2026 and I have a black line running diagonally across the a screen. Best Buy would not take it back because I’m one day pass the return date. SMH. Guess I’ll have to reach out to Samsung and hope for the best. There’s goes $1400

I've had this tv for three weeks and am very happy with it. I originally purchased a TCL QM7K, which is an outstanding tv and almost half the price of the Samsung. The tv lives in a room with bright windows opposite it during the day and lamps at night. I knew the Samsung matte screen would be perfect (the 12 year old Samsung I was replacing had a matte screen) but the cost difference and quality of the TCL along with the advertised anti-glare screen coating made me try it. To be honest I think the TCL has a marginally better in contrast and color. However, the anti-glare didn't do much. We lived with it for several weeks and ultimately decided to return it and pony up the extra money for the Samsung. It was a great decision. The matte screen virtually eliminates reflections. The most we see are faint glows of light that disappear when the tv is on. I will say the Samsung took longer to calibrate but once done it's great. The sound is very good for casual tv watching. For music or movies that need volume I switch the sound to the stereo. I can't comment on the Tizen OS as we use a Fire TV 4K Max, Also we don't game so I can't comment on how the tv works for that.

I bought this TV as an upgrade from my 11 year old Samsung LCD HDTV. Sadly, it's going back to the store. The good: compared to my old TV, the black levels, contrast, and color are exponentially better on the QN90F. 4K HDR content looks fantastic in Movie or Filmmaker modes. I very much like the anti-glare coating on the screen. It virtually eliminates the reflections that plague TV viewing in my well-light living room. The bad: It requires constant tweaking to make non-HDR content look good. I find myself adjusting brightness, contrast, local dimming, etc, for different content. But it's the motion processing that is the deal-breaker for me. Judder reduction and motion smoothing work fairly well, but quickly reach "soap opera effect" if set much above mid range. The issue is the stuttering that occurs during panning-type motion, especially when the motion changes direction. Depending on the content being shown, it may happen every few minutes, or several times a minute. Always just a fraction of a second of stutter, as if the processor just can't keep up. It bothers me enough that I can not help but watch for it to happen, which detracts heavily from my viewing experience. Content source doesn't matter: the stuttering issue is there whether watching via the TV's own app software, or an external source such as my 4K Apple TV box. This, ultimately, is the reason I will not be keeping the QN90F.

I bought this type of tv 2 years ago. An accident happened, and it fell off the tv stand and was damaged beyond repair. So, I bought another one just like it. It is the best tv for a very bright room with lots of sun and also gets great color at nighttime.

I have been looking at new TVs for couple of years, and finally decided to purchase this 2025 Samsung online from Best Buy. It was delivered in perfect condition. They have come a long way on making initial setup really easy. Love the picture quality and anti-glare screen. The on board speakers have improved a lot versus older models, although this one is connected to 7.2 Integra receiver. Overall, I am pleased with this unit

Went in to replace a TV knowing 55's can be $300 or maybe $700 for a more featured model - spent $1400 on this one and well worth it. The non-glare screen is perfect yet it's bright with great contrast & color. Nothing like the 'frame matt' TV's that look dull. The Atmos works great too with the Samsung soundbar.

We Love this tv!!! Colors, Clarity, Matte finish!!! No more closing the shades because of shadows from the light outside, and I can leave my lamp on next to my chair as it doesn’t reflect for my husband !! Worth the money for sure!!

Excellent TV. Love the no glare screen. Colors are amazing. Black is true black. Easily operable through Apple TV.

No glare at all. I have all large window. Remote is not that hard to learn. Picture is almost 3D. So clear. We always get Samsung.

Image is excellent. Effectively no glare. Mounting was simple and had no issues reusing a ten year old mount that I left in place. Controls are fairly intuitive. While I did get this on sale, the price was definitely worth it.

Nice sharp picture with very little reflection if any. No glare from outside sunshine coming through house windows. Very good sound quality for such a "thin" flat panel television.