Review on 📺 Sleek Samsung QN75Q900RBFXZA: 75-Inch QLED 8K Smart TV with HDR, Alexa Compatibility (2019 Model) by Ross Bagby

It's a joke it's very bright but the same nits could be done at 4k and you can't see the pixel difference unless your face is in an awkward position eyes on glass . This can be said for 85 inches too so Samsung will stop fooling around with us if we get tired of resolutions being hard to see just give us decent fps and even at the moment the bandwidth can't handle it and you TV people ever stop thinking so normal people just can't afford high tv and where would you put them at this size and the internet is so high so stop now and we all need to stop buying so listen up on getting us to buy things we don't need and I think I speak for everyone when I say we just want to watch TV! Update these TV manufacturers when they do these crazy things with TVs and add extra copy protection on their behalf, which means you have to suffer with new hardware compatible with your new TV and possession. You don't need to be warned. What they do is a joy so don't get caught or they keep letting higher definition cinemas out of the house because we want to own what's in our house and don't have restrictions on our equipment want! Update for those who don't know, Hi-Def is the 16x9 aspect ratio and it's the most important part of what made 1080p so great, not pixels, so the only good tech is HDR which makes 1080p look better so it again not so is fool, this is today's HDR and nothing else they've done with pixels so be a smart person not a smart tv trust me!