Today, electronics stores offer hundreds or even thousands of different TVs with screens of varying sizes, different specifications and innovative technologies hidden inside them. A film enthusiast expects something different from their equipment than a gamer does.
QE75Q9FN – a TV worth considering
This year's new addition is the Samsung QE75Q9FN, or—if you prefer—Q9F or QE75QFNNATXXH. This device stands out with its elegant appearance and excellent specifications. Its stand is very stylish, giving the entire unit a sense of visual lightness. It can also be mounted on the wall—with special hangers, it fits perfectly against the surface, practically not protruding from it at all. In addition, the QE75Q9FN features the Ambient system, which will certainly appeal to all lovers of beautiful and harmonious interiors. This system makes it possible for the TV to “blend into” the background. Its screen can display, for example, the wallpaper directly behind it. In this way, the Q9F becomes almost invisible. Some people also set it up so that a picture or drawing is visible on it.
Q7 and Q8 worse than the QE75Q9FN?
It is difficult to state unequivocally whether the Q7 is definitely worse than the QE75Q9FN. This device offers a 4K Ultra HD format, PQI 3100 picture optimization and several advanced technologies, such as Auto Motion Plus, Contrast Enhancer, Peak Illuminator Pro and Precision Black Pro. However, it lacks the interesting Ambient system found in the previously described QE75QFNNATXXH, as well as a few other equally interesting technological innovations.
The Q8 is somewhat better than the Q7, although this model also probably does not match the Q9F. Above all, it does not have such an advanced backlighting system. It should nevertheless be appreciated for its very high-quality picture and elegant appearance, which suits many interiors. In the comparison between the Q7 and Q8, the most noticeable differences are the screen curvature and size. In this case, the Q7 is smaller than the Q8, and the Q8 is smaller than the Q9. The devices also differ in their stands. The Q7 has a more delicate stand, while the one on the Q8 gives a clearly more solid impression.
All models in the QLED series are, of course, equipped with a minimalist remote control containing fewer buttons than traditional ones. It turns out that a few basic buttons are entirely sufficient for operating the TV.
In conclusion, all the listed TVs from Samsung's range—the Q7, Q8 and Q9—stand out with very good display quality, vivid, lively colors and an exceptionally realistic picture, making them high-end devices. Choosing one of them is a matter of individual preference, strictly dependent on the buyer's actual needs and requirements. In no case will the buyer be disappointed.