Samsung QN90F Review – Upper Mid-Range QLED, Now with Matte!
RTINGS Home Theater's video review, which frames the QN90F as an upper mid-range QLED with a new matte screen, per its title.

Samsung · 2025 · Mini LED
Samsung's 2025 flagship-class Mini LED: very bright, matte-screened and fast for gaming, but without Dolby Vision and now scarce.
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QN98QN90FAFXZA
Largest US size. Samsung's US page showed this size in stock at the price listed when checked; it was out of stock or absent for the other sizes. Not reviewed by the sources cited here.
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The verdict
A strong choice for a bright living room or a gamer who wants a non-OLED, if you can still find one at a discount. Independent labs measured peak HDR output between about 2,000 and 2,550 nits, and the matte coating is a real advantage over glossy rivals. Buyers who want Dolby Vision or the best out-of-box color accuracy should look at Sony or LG alternatives, and 43 and 50-inch buyers get a simpler HDR system and smaller speakers than the larger sizes.
The QN90F is Samsung's 2025 Neo QLED 4K Mini LED TV, sold in seven US sizes from 43 to 98 inches. Reviewers measured very high peak brightness, praised its glare-free matte screen for bright rooms, and found input lag around 9 to 10ms with four 165Hz HDMI 2.1 ports. It does not support Dolby Vision. No QN90H turned up on Samsung's US pages, and most US sizes showed as out of stock on samsung.com when checked.
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Calculated from published specs and independent tests. How this works
Tap a score to see what went into it. These are calculations, not lab results.
Independent test figures are kept apart from what the manufacturer says. Results vary by tester, test size and firmware.
Brightness
HDR peak brightness (2% window)How bright very small highlights get, like the glint on metal or a star on a dark sky.
HDR peak brightness (10% window)The most-quoted HDR brightness figure. A 10% window is about the size of a bright object in a scene.
HDR full-screen brightnessBrightness of a completely bright image, like a snowfield or a hockey rink.
Color
DCI-P3 color coverageHow much of the color range used by modern movies the TV can show.
Rec. 2020 color coverageA wider color target than DCI-P3. No consumer TV covers it fully.
Color accuracy out of the box (ΔE)Lower is better. Under about 3 is hard to distinguish from perfect by eye.
Gaming
Input lag, 4K 60 Hz (game mode)The delay between pressing a button and seeing it on screen.
The same name doesn’t always mean the same TV. Here is every size we’ve confirmed.
| 43″ | 50″ | 55″ | 65″ | 75″ | 85″ | 98″ | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model number | QN43QN90FAFXZA | QN50QN90FAFXZA | QN55QN90FAFXZA | QN65QN90FAFXZA | QN75QN90FAFXZA | QN85QN90FAFXZA | QN98QN90FAFXZA |
| Lowest price | — | — | — | — | — | — | $15,000 |
| Local dimming zones | Not published | Not published | Not published | 720 | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| Width | 37.8″ | 43.8″ | 48.3″ | 56.9″ | 65.7″ | 74.5″ | 86.0″ |
| Weight | 20.7 lb | 29.8 lb | 39.0 lb | 53.4 lb | 75.2 lb | 95.9 lb | 135.4 lb |
| VESA | 200×200 | 200×200 | 200×200 | 400×300 | 400×400 | 600×400 | 600×400 |
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From your seat
Very immersive. At this distance a 98″ screen fills 48° of your view. Most people like 59″–80″ from here.
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From the manufacturer unless noted. Shown for the 98″ model.
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Primary source: samsung.com
Each video was checked to exist and to be about the Samsung QN90F Neo QLED.
RTINGS Home Theater's video review, which frames the QN90F as an upper mid-range QLED with a new matte screen, per its title.
A 2026 video review of the QN90F from Walts TV that asks, per its title, whether the model's run is over.
CE Critic's deep-dive video review of the QN90F.
A review of the 55-inch QN90F that, by its title, calls it the best 55-inch TV to buy.
Summaries in our own words. Follow the link to read each review in full.
Editor's Choice review that praised very strong HDR brightness, the glare-free screen and gaming features with low lag. Downsides were the missing Dolby Vision, out-of-box colour that needed Filmmaker Mode, and a price that rivals Hisense and TCL undercut.
Read the originalFound the 65-inch set a very bright all-rounder with good gaming speed and a useful anti-glare coating, but noted slight bloom and a lag before local dimming responds to bright highlights, which could bother movie viewers.
Read the originalCalled the 65-inch set an excellent living-room TV for bright rooms, with a VA panel and 720 dimming zones, but said it needs some picture tinkering, its sound was less satisfying than other 2025 Samsungs, and cheaper TCL and Hisense sets complicate the value case.
Read the originalFrom Reddit and forums, paraphrased with a link to the original discussion. Community reports are anecdotal.
An owner with a very sunny living room in Arizona says the matte screen handles glare well.
Read the originalOne buyer sent the QN90F back within a week and was happier with a Sony Bravia 7, without saying why, a reminder that preferences differ.
Read the originalSays the QN90F has been discontinued and may not last until the holidays, so shoppers should expect limited stock. This is a community claim, not a Samsung statement.
Read the originalNo QN90H was found on Samsung's US pages. Samsung's 2026 Neo QLED 4K lineup in the US was reported as the QN80H and QN70H, with the new Micro RGB R85H sitting above them. The QN90F is the latest QN90-series model.
No. Samsung's pages list Neo Quantum HDR on the 43 and 50-inch sizes and Neo Quantum HDR+ on 55 inches and up. The 43-inch has a 2.0-channel 20W speaker setup, the 50-inch 2.2 channel at 40W, and larger sizes 4.2.2 channel at 60W.
No. It supports HDR10, HDR10+ and HLG. Reviewers at TechRadar and Trusted Reviews note the lack of Dolby Vision.
Samsung does not publish a number. What Hi-Fi? counted 720 zones on its 65-inch sample, so other sizes may differ.
QN43QN90FAFXZA, QN50QN90FAFXZA, QN55QN90FAFXZA, QN65QN90FAFXZA, QN75QN90FAFXZA, QN85QN90FAFXZA and QN98QN90FAFXZA, taken from Samsung US product pages.

Hisense · 2026 · Mini LED
55 · 65 · 75 · 85 · 100″
List from
$1,298

TCL · 2026 · Mini LED
55 · 65 · 75 · 85 · 98″
From
$699.99

TCL · 2026 · Mini LED
75 · 85 · 98″
From
$3,000

Hisense · 2026 · Mini LED
55 · 65 · 75 · 85 · 100″
List from
$849
Last reviewed Nov 9, 2026. Spotted an error? Tell us.