Samsung Neo QLED QN95B vs QN90B vs QN85B

The QN96B has the Infinity Design, so the television is only 17mm thick. The bezel around the screen is also hardly visible. As a result, the screen looks even larger and all you see is the display. If you mount the QN95B to the wall, it hangs very tightly against the wall thanks to the thin design.

The QN90B was design according to the Air Slim Design. As a result, the television is only 27mm thin. This makes the QN90B thicker than the QN95B, but it's still thin. The bezels around the screen of the QN90B are visible, while those of the QN95B aren't.

The QN85N has the same design as the QN90B. This makes this television 27mm thick and the bezels around the screen are visible.

Thanks to the Quantum HDR 2000, the QN95B has a 2000-nit peak brightness. This is the second highest peak brightness of the Samsung series from 2022. Thanks to the Neo QLED screen, deep black levels are possible. The high 2000-nit brightness combined with the truly deep black levels, you can watch images with a high contrast on the QN95B. As a result, darker images in horror movies are truly dark, but details are still clearly visible.

Just like the QN95B, the QN90B has a 2000-nit peak brightness. This TV also has a high contrast thanks to the high brightness and deep black levels of the Neo QLED screen. You'll mostly notice this if you look at a starry sky. The bright stars look very clear, while the sky itself is truly dark.

With 1500 nits, the QN95B has a lower peak brightness than the QN95B and the QN90B. As a result, the QN85B displays a less powerful contrast than the QN95B and QN90B. So the contrast between the sky and the stars isn't as strong as with the QN90B.

The screen of the QN95B has an anti-glare layer. As a result, you're hardly bothered by annoying reflections if you've placed the televisions right in front of the window, for example. The viewing angle of all QN95B models is excellent thanks to the Ultra Viewing Angle. This allows you to enjoy the same colors and contrasts from every viewing angle.

Just like the QN95B, the QN90B has an anti-glare layer. And all QN90B models have a wide viewing angle thanks to the Ultra Viewing Angle, except for the 43 and 50-inch models. As a result, you'll hardly be bothered by reflection with this television. You can also good-quality images from almost any spot in the room.

Just like the QN95B and QN90B, the QN85B has the Ultra Viewing Angle. This makes the viewing angle of the QN85B excellent. The QN85B doesn't have an anti-glare layer. Compared to the QN95B and QN 85B, you'll be slightly more bothered by reflections on the screen.

The QN95B provides an immersive sound experience thanks to Object Tracking Sound +. This technology ensures that the sound follows the movements on the screen. Object Tracking Sound + uses the extra speakers on the sides of the television. As a result, the sound can follow the movements even more accurately.

Just like the QN95B, the QN90B uses Object Tracking Sound +. The television has extra speakers on the top and sides, as does the QN95B. On this TV, the sound also follows the movements on the screen.

With Object Tracking Sound, the QN85B doesn't have extra speakers on the sides. Thanks to Object Tracking Sound, the television does have speakers on the watch. Due to the lack of side speakers, the sound experience of the QN85B isn't as immersive as that of the QN95B and QN90B.

The QN95B includes the One Connect Box. You can connect all your peripherals to this device. Only 1 cables runs from the One Connect Box to the television. You can attach the One Connect Box to the stand of your television or place it out of sight.

The QN90B doesn't include a One Connect Box, so you have to connect your peripherals to your television separately. You'll have to run multiple cables to your television.

Just like the QN90B, the QN85B doesn't include a One Connect Box. As a result, you have to run cables from your peripherals to the television separately.