| It gets very bright, so it's well-suited for rooms with a lot of light | All in all, the LG offers more value |
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| The Samsung QN900A 8k QLED sits above the in Samsung's lineup | For something you buy every few years, worth the money |
| Gamers should also be pleased with its gaming performance, as it has an amazing response time, very low input lag, and variable refresh rate VRR support | For more options, check out our recommendations for the , the , and the |
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| That said, the changes in flicker frequency shouldn't be noticeable with real content, so we don't expect it to affect the viewer experience unless you're especially sensitive to flicker | However, SAMSUNG reserves the right to remove or to refuse to post any submission for any reason in accordance with applicable law |
That said, it still hits around 800 to 900 nits with real scenes, so it should be more than bright enough to overcome glare in a bright room.
29| It supports the TV well | It works well in slower scenes, but busier action scenes cause artifacts to appear |
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| Zone transitions are a bit better than the QN800A but are still quite noticeable, depending on the scene | I have always loved oled panels but remain loyal to Samsung as they have consistently always had the best TV models available |
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