Samsung 43-Inch Class Neo QLED 4K QN90F Series, Vision AI, Mini LED Smart TV (2025 Model, 43QN90F) Neo Quantum HDR+, Object Tracking Sound Lite w/Dolby Atmos, Glare Free, Gaming Hub, Alexa Built-inENERGY STAR

Excellent display and sound quality. The non-glare screen is terrific for rooms with reflective lighting concerns (windows, lamps, etc.). This TV is the smaller version of the same model I purchased for our home last year. We cut the cable-cord in 2024 and rely on 100% wireless streaming services for content. This units does not disappoint with its streaming ability. The free Samsung TV streaming service ("Samsung TV Plus") has an impressive lineup of channels, including local stations. All of the major streaming services are supported: Hulu, Disney, HBO Max, Peacock, YouTube, Netflix, Amazon Prime, and more.

This is beautiful. I spent days doing research to replace my TV, this was the highest rated one for the category I wanted. Intuitive controls. Perfect picture and sound. Great for bright room. Looks sharp even when it’s off.

This is an amazing device.Very high quality.It’s expensive, but man - what a picture. The anti-reflection is pure magic.The “A.I.” features are pretty gimmicky but overall this is a wonderful tv.Don’t hesitate. We got the 65” version. Comes with a stand but no wall mount.We hung it with our old Samsung set-up.

Tv look great, but did not work. It would not show any video content (dvd player, Roku stick, and preloaded apps like Netflix and Prime Video), just played the audio track with a blank screen. Samsung customer service and tech support was unable to resolve the problem. Amazon would not replace with another of the same, they only approve a refund to my payment method. Problem is I had bought it on sale and now the sale is over. Will cost an extra $300 to buy a replacement.Decided to wait to see if it went on sale again. After about a month or more it went on sale and I bought it for the same price as the 1st one. It is a great TV! The picture is awesome. It is in a bright room and there is no visible reflections when the sun is shining. Very pleased with this final purchase.

The media could not be loaded. Why did you pick this product vs others?:The picture was outstanding when the TV was working. At times the bottom menu would come on. Then it would start scrolling, would stop on an item, like power off or go to max volume. I remove the remote from the room. The TV would still do it. Other times the TV would just turn itself on. So I had to keep the TV unplugged when not using it. I was on the phone with Samsung. They had me try a number of things. Nothing fixed the issues. I called back again. They were going to send out a repair tech. A new TV should not need repaired. I returned it.

The TV is amazing. My wife also notices a huge difference on the TV. We had a 65 inch QLED from Samsung 80 series a 2022 edition. The anti glare technology and processing speed upgrade was well worth the month. Set up was very easy.

Well I'll be danged… this here TV is bigger than the tailgate of my truck and clearer than my cousin Earl's alibi at a fishin' tournament. I plugged it in, and the first thing it showed was a nature scene so pretty I apologized to it for sittin' there in my boxers.Ain’t no lie, this Samsung feller done made a screen so sharp I thought my ex-wife was back in the room when a woman yelled at a guy on a soap opera—I almost dove behind the couch. The colors? Lord, they’re brighter than Aunt Patty's neon yard flamingos after a lightning storm. And I don’t know what “Neo QLED” means, but I think it might be sorcery.Setting it up was easy enough. I had to move my deer head over to make space, but now he’s watchin’ it too. I hooked it up to the internet, and now the dang thing talks to me. Scared me half to death the first time it said “Hello.” I said, “Who said that?” and the dog barked like Satan himself was in the living room.Now the sound is crisp too. I heard a squirrel chewing in the background of a movie and paused it to see if there was one in the house. Turns out, it was surround sound. Fancy.If you’re on the fence about buyin’ this thing, jump off that fence before it breaks and get yourself one. Just make sure you measure your wall first—it’s like hangin’ up a drive-in theater.Now if you'll excuse me, Rebecca’s comin’ over, and she said we’re watchin’ some romance movie on it tonight. I told her I’d watch anything on this TV—even one of them fancy British shows where nobody smiles.

The anti glare is nice but you can't sit on the ends of the sofa without it bleaching out the image, you have to sit dead on the front center middle. Tried another 42" Samsung, OLED S90f and it was a nice image, but too much glare and glossy. No winning, will just need to wait until they merge the two into this small size OLED with the anti glare matte. I liked the menus, the OS, the sound (returned the soundbar it didn't add much of anything) was good too, but the fade out image is unfortunate as the anti-glare worked wonders. Too bad.