What makes this unique is that it's 8k, meaning there are 33 MILLION pixels (little dots) that make up the picture. 

What does that mean? 

Simply put, the more dots, the crisper the picture. 

And this TV has at least 4 TIMES the dots of the next best TV. 

And that's what's super unique about this TV. 

So, if you're someone who always wants the best of the best, this TV is all you!

This TV also has ZERO BEZEL, meaning the picture goes all the way to the edge, the coolest looking TV Samsung has ever made.

It also employs Samsung's brand new Neo QLED technology for the best contrast (deepest blacks and whitest whites) in a super thin TV.

For those with a bright room, this TV also has an anti-glare screen to reduce annoying reflections and an ultra-wide viewing angle so you can see it no matter where you are in the room!

Simple, right?

It's likely why our customers consider this the best value for any TV on the market. 

Amazing quality at an amazing price!

Remember back in the day when you got photos printed? You had two choices... Glossy or matte. 

Which was more expensive? 

Glossy.

Why?

Because the images were crisper, the colors pop, it sharpens up the edges, deepens the black levels...

In short, this TV's picture is beautiful, and this glossy finish is one of the reasons. One step down to the Q80, and you lose this glossy finish. 

I know what you're thinking... You just told me that the QN85 doesn't have the ultra-wide viewing angle of the QN90 and above, and you're right, but the viewing angle on the QN85 is still incredible.

In other words, you can be sitting to the side of the tv and still see it clearly thanks to the triple layer screen. 

One step down to the lesser TVs and the off-angle viewing quality drops. 

Bottom line... This is an AMAZING TV, and it has nearly all the things that the three TVs above it have. 

For most people, this is the perfect TV for those reasons, and we sell the most of these as a result. 

But it doesn't mean that everything below this is not worth buying, because you have to remember... This is Samsung we're talking about. 

They are in their own league in terms of quality and value. 

So, if you want an incredible viewing experience but you don't want to commit to one of the four Neo QLED TVs above, there are still some incredible options, so let's keep going!

The Q80 is the best standard QLED TV that Samsung makes.  It is a little thicker than the Neo QLED models above because it doesn't use the patented mini LEDs of the Neo models.  It's also slightly less bright and has slightly less contrast than the Neo models because not only are the LEDs larger but there are fewer of them.

What's awesome about this TV is that, like the amazing TVs above it, it also has full-array backlighting, which is super important. 

I know... this is starting to sound technical, so let's quickly make it super clear...

To understand it, imagine looking at a TV screen and on it is a dark night sky with a bright white moon in the center. 

With full-array backlighting, you'll see the moon, and you won't see any light bleed or glow around it. So it will look SUPER crisp. 

But with edge-lighting, you will see a glow around the moon, when you aren't supposed to, because the light from the moon bleeds into the black areas of the screen. 

If you're watching something like Game of Thrones, for instance, and it's a really dark scene, this TV will allow you to more clearly see everything as compared to the TV below it and any other TVs that are edge-lit, because the dark areas will remain dark, and the light areas won't bleed into them. 

Simple? Kind of... 

If it's still confusing, and you're old enough to remember Light Bright, think about it like this:

This TV, like Light Bright, is lit from the back. Each dot on the TV is individually lit, and when it's not lit, it's completely black. 

Edge lit, on the other hand, means that the edges of the TV are where the light originates, and the edges are always lit, so, long story short, it means less control and more bleeding. 

So imagine the dark night sky with the bright white moon again...

Because the edge lit screen has to shine light from the edges, the light passes behind the dark night sky to get to the image of the moon, and because of that, the dark night sky isn't as deep and dark as it is with a full array screen.  

Full array ROCKS, and this TV (the Q80) is full array, so it ROCKS as a result.  

What does that mean? Well, if you're asking then you probably glossed over the Q80 explanation :)  Just scroll up one for an explanation on the difference between a backlit TV and an edge lit TV.  

The bottom line is you sacrifice contrast (blacks are less black and whites are less white).

What you DON'T sacrifice with this model is response time.  There's nothing more annoying than watching sports, action movies, or playing a video game and you see that things start blurring when moving quickly.  You may have heard the term 120 Hz or 240 motion rate.  Well, this TV and all of the TVs above have that.

So if the price points for the above TVs are out of your wheelhouse, but you are into sports or gaming, this Q70 Series is the set for you. 

What does that mean? 

Basically this TV, like the ones above, show over a BILLION shades of color. 

Incredible. 

So if the price points for the above TVs are out of your wheelhouse, this Q60 Series option is on the table, and you'll absolutely LOVE it. 

Not only that, but this QLED TV and the ones above it are extremely bright, which is a big deal when you want something that looks unbelievable. 

"This TV can't be good..."

Well, you're wrong!!

Like we said earlier, Samsung does not make a bad TV. 

Period. 

Full stop. 

If you have a TV right now, and it's a couple years old, chances are this TV is way better. 

And it's at a price that makes it possible for nearly anyone to get!!