There is no need for an 8K TV in 2020. Most of us aren't watching 4K resolution content all of the time unless we pay for upgraded streaming. The majority of online 8K content is demo videos.
The reason you buy a TV like the QN900B from the company is to be positive that your neighbor won't have a better TV. You won't find a better screen in your neighborhood, no matter how many gates and gold toilets there are, after a few weeks with it set up in my house.
It will be hard to push the TV as hard as possible, but that is not the point. It doesn't care what you give it. The sleek design of the QN900B makes it stand out.
The person is standing tall.
The center pedestal mount is the first thing I like about the QN 900B. I want more TV makers to use this design, and I'm happy to see that it's being used here. The design of the TV is sturdy and easy to mount.
A small One Connect box sits on the back of the mount and supplies the TV with power and HDMI signal but allows you to mount it flat on the wall. You will never need to search a drawer for batteries with the slim, solar-powered remote you receive.
The TV has a very professional feel that helps differentiate it from more affordable models, something that the buyer of this TV probably wants, for all the money.
The processing is one of the main reasons to buy a TV with this amount of screen space. 8K TVs can upscale and manipulate any picture you give them. I felt like I could stick my head through the screen and into the scene beyond when I watched this quantum dot mini-LED TV.
The QN900B features various neural processors and advanced display technology, with the TV delivering insane color accuracy, amazing highlights, and smooth action when watching sports.
It's sitting pretty.
I watched my usual weekend Formula One race with friends and they commented on how beautiful the red and silver cars looked. Green fields make sports look great, with the processing keying in on what you are watching and allowing for clear action.