After an underwhelming debut, Samsung’s QLED technology really needed to bounce back in style in 2018. It didn't surprise us in the least, then, to discover Samsung threw the kitchen sink in with its new Q9FN QLED Series of TVs.
65-inch: Samsung QE65Q9FN
65-inch: Samsung QE65Q9FN
- Spectacular HDR picture quality
- Powerful, well-rounded sound
- Good smart system
- Limited viewing angles
- Black level crushing
As well as being even brighter and more colorful than last year’s equivalent model, Samsung's 2018 flagship screens use a completely different lighting system to combat its predecessor’s contrast problems: Full Array Local Dimming rather than edge-lit LED lighting.
The FALD panel works in tandem with Samsung QLED Quantum Dots to produce a picture that's brighter and more colorful than near any we've seen come from the South Korean manufacturer.
Do those features alone make Samsung Q9FN the best TV on the market? No, but throw in technology like HDR10+ and Q HDR EliteMax what Samsung bills as its maximum High Dynamic Range experience that’s exclusive to the Q9FN and there's very little doubt in our mind that this was Samsung's best TV ever until the Q90 came along.
The FALD panel works in tandem with Samsung QLED Quantum Dots to produce a picture that's brighter and more colorful than near any we've seen come from the South Korean manufacturer.
Do those features alone make Samsung Q9FN the best TV on the market? No, but throw in technology like HDR10+ and Q HDR EliteMax what Samsung bills as its maximum High Dynamic Range experience that’s exclusive to the Q9FN and there's very little doubt in our mind that this was Samsung's best TV ever until the Q90 came along.
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