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The annual tech cycle is grueling, both as a consumer and, I assume, as a manufacturer. As a TV maker, each year you’ve got to find some way to make an incremental improvement on last year’s product which, by most accounts, was already very good. 

Such was the case for last year’s Samsung QN90C — a top entry in our list of the best TVs that now costs $1,599 — and that puts the new Samsung QN90D, the 2024 model from Samsung with a list price of $2,699, in a tough position. 

best TVs of the year, but because the Samsung QN90D shares a lot of the same specs with the QN90C that’s going to put a lot of TV buyers in a tricky spot. It means you’ll have to decide between last year’s now very affordable QN90C and the incrementally better, but much more expensive QN90D.  

Which should you buy? We recently had a chance to test the Samsung QN90D Neo QLED 4K before launch and have all the test data to help you make up your mind.

Samsung QN90D Test Data

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Samsung QN90D: How good is it?  

Although the data looks a bit bleak in comparison to other models, in-person the Samsung QN90D looks every bit as beautiful as last year’s QN90C. Unsurprisingly, all the HDR content we saw blew us away on brightness and colors looked accurate in Filmmaker mode, our primary testing mode. 

Compared to the Hisense U8K, our top TV from last year, I did find the colors to be a little less saturated overall (an observation supported by the QN90D’s lackluster BT2020 color gamut saturation number) and SDR content looked less bright than I’d like. 

Here’s the tricky part, though: In terms of sheer, raw data, there’s not a huge difference between the Samsung QN90D and QN90C. Outside of the low SDR brightness (which could easily just have been an unintended symptom of testing in Filmmaker mode), all of the data points are within a 5-10% margin of difference. Unless you have them right next to each other, it’d be tough to see a difference between the two screens.