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The 85" QN90A and QN85A are actually very similar, which is probably why their prices are so close. While most QN85A variants use an IPS-ADS panel, the 85" uses a VA, just like the QN90A. The QN85A has 1320 dimming zones, which is identical to the more expensive QN90A. Both TVs have the "Ultra Viewing Angle", which is Samsung speak for a special layer in the panel that they put on the higher end sets to improve the viewing angle. My assumption is that the QN85A and QN90A are using the same panel with the only real differences being in the speakers, case, and stand. If you put them side to side after a calibration, I would be shocked if you could tell the difference.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi Zimzaladude, The QN90A does feature HDR 32X which brings details to life with ultra-rich color, deep contrast, and HDR10+ dynamic tone mapping that shifts the color and contrast scene by scene for spectacular clarity. HDR refers to the range of luminance. Additionally, the QN90A feature Object Tracking Sound Plus (OTS+) utilizing 6 strategically placed speakers to place sounds exactly where they appear on-screen and optimizes sound based on each scene. Another benefit gained when stepping up from the QN85A is Ultra Viewing Angle which makes every seat in the house a great one. Engineered to reduce glare and enhance color, this feature delivers a vibrant picture no matter where you sit. ^Val
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Basically, the difference is overall HDR brightness. 32x being brighter than 24x. But... It's doubtful anyone would ever even want to watch anything at max brightness with 24x much less 32x. Most users will scale back their brightness lower than 24x. So, in a nutshell, it's just marketing.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.These TV's use different panels. The QN90A has a VA panel which gives it a higher contrast ratio, faster response time, and it's brighter. The QN85A uses an ADS panel.
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