Faisal Ghaffar 
The latest 8K TV from Samsung, the QN900C is certainly not a cheap one, but you will discover that it is capable of delivering outstanding image quality. This applies to the standard 4K content that you will encounter routinely as well as native 8K content.
Image quality
The most salient strength of Samsung QN900C is the fine detail, which does not only apply to 8K content. In fact, it also applies to 4K content and even that of lower resolutions, as this is what you will come across more often. The sharpness that you will see in the edges and patterns of objects is second to none and it is thanks to the brightness that the TV is capable of, along with four times the pixels.
Other than the superior detail, you will find that the color is also saturated and accurate. The contrast is also great because of the LED-backlit LCD TV. Backlighting is where the QN900C has some issues, as scenes that are differently lit will see some issues in transition. The exceptionally wide viewing angles and minimal glare deliver excellent screen uniformity, which allows you to enjoy fantastic images on the Samsung QN900C.
Design, features and specifications
The 75-inch model of the Samsung QN900C weights around 31kg and a mounting bracket is needed for it. Most of the weight of the TV comes from its glass panel. The One Connect breakout box houses most of the electronics, the power supply of the TV and all its ports except one. Therefore, the QN900C is actually very thin at just 0.6inches.
The flush-mounted jack is the only port that you will find on the TV and it is for the cable that connects to the One Connect box. As for the display, it is 8K, 10-bit UHD panel that comes with a refresh rate of 120Hz, but can go as high as 144Hz for games. It comes with full-array mini LED backlighting and quantum dots.
The One Connect box boasts four HDMI 2.1 ports, hardwired Ethernet, coax for the ATSC 3.0 tuners, or a satellite/cable TV connection, optical S/PDIF audio out, three USB ports and an EX-Link port. You will also find a Bluetooth 5.2 radio and a Wi-Fiadapter. The TV supports HLG, HDR10 and HDR10+ content. As far as sound is concerned, you will find the audio to be bright and clear.
Samsung has also added its own perks, such as the Ambient mode, Art mode, and its Gaming Hub. Voice commands can also be used for controlling the TV and it can function as a smart home hub.
User interface and remote control
The SmartHub interface has gotten some improvements this year, as changing settings has become easier. The rechargeable voice remote that the company offers is one of the best ones, particularly in terms of ergonomics. The latest model makes it easy for you to get into settings and you can skip the button presses altogether when you go with voice commands.
The Verdict
The Samsung QN900C is available in 65-inch, 75-inch and 85-inch models and is priced at $4,999, which makes it a bit expensive. But, it delivers in terms of image quality and the interface and remote have also gotten improvements.
