Positive points
Bright peak in HDR.
Image quality in SDR and HDR.
Successful design.
Contrast.
Fluid and pleasant interface.
Excellent delay on display.
Single cable to connect to the TV.
Simplified remote control.
Bad points
Limited viewing angles.
No HDMI 2.1 connector.
Native 8K content almost nonexistent at the time of this test.
Impressive external housing.
Consumption.
Our review
Conclusion
If the interest of the 8K remains to be demonstrated at the time of writing, the Samsung 65Q900R TV - 65 inch version of the Samsung 75Q900R that we tested - is nonetheless an excellent LCD TV that can be boast of teasing the Oled models. It is an improved version of the Q9F which corrects the latter's faults (HDR management, colorimetry), while offering a slightly higher sharpness thanks to its 8K Ultra panel and the more efficient scaling engine. . In 65 inch version, the Samsung QE65Q900R is not really interesting and the 8K on this diagonal does not bring much. Better to turn to a 65 inch Oled TV.
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