Tested using Methodology v2.1
Updated Jan 27, 2026 09:03 PM
Tested using Methodology v2.1
Updated Jan 27, 2026 09:00 PM
Samsung QN90F
TCL QM8K
The TCL QM8K is much better than the Samsung QN90F. The TCL delivers a more impactful HDR experience thanks to its higher peak brightness and much better local dimming, with deeper, more uniform blacks and smoother zone transitions. The TCL also delivers better colors, with a wider color gamut and better color saturation.
Samsung QN90F
TCL QM8K
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Samsung QN90F vs TCL QM8K: Main Discussion
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I bought the QM8K, which I use about 90% of the time as a monitor, and I preferred it over the QN90F, even though the QN90F is listed as one of the best “monitor TVs.”
Other than reflections—which can matter in some monitor setups—the QM8K comes out on top in most other areas, most notably because it uses RGB instead of BGR. Also, when using a TV as a monitor, local dimming usually gets turned down, so native contrast ratio becomes more important.
I think you misread, as the QN90F isn’t even mentioned in that link, it’s the S90F, which is a different TV.
Here you guys have the TCL above the Samsung QN90F but on the following link you have the Samsung above the TCL: https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/best/tvs-on-the-market
Which one is it