The Samsung 65″ Class Neo QLED 4K QN90F Vision AI Smart TV is marked down to $1,599.99, which is $900 off the regular price. If you have been waiting to move up to a big screen 4K TV without going into full “luxury” pricing, this is the kind of deal you look for. You are getting a 65 inch NeoQLED set from Samsung’s 9 series, which is their upper tier, with a native 120Hz panel that can go up to 165Hz. That means sports, fast‑action movies, and gaming will look smooth instead of blurry or choppy. Since it is 4K (3,840 x 2,160), you get a sharp picture that makes smaller details in shows, movies, and games stand out in a way a 1080p set just cannot match.
One of the big draws here is the Vision AI and the NQ4 AI Gen3 processor. In plain terms, this TV uses AI upscaling so your regular HD channels and older content look closer to true 4K. If you still watch cable, DVDs, or HD streams, you are not stuck with a soft picture; the TV cleans it up and sharpens it for you. The AI also helps with picture and sound, so you do not have to fiddle with settings every time you switch from a movie to a game. You get deeper contrast and strong brightness from the Neo QLED panel and Neo Quantum HDR+, so dark scenes do not just look like a gray blob and bright highlights pop instead of washing out. This helps with things like night scenes in movies or games where you need to see detail in both bright and dark areas at the same time.
Another nice thing is the glare free screen. If your living room has a lot of windows or you keep lights on while you watch, you know how annoying reflections can be. This TV is built to cut those reflections so you can actually see what is on the screen instead of a mirror of the room. That makes it a good pick for bright rooms or open spaces where you cannot control the light very well. Since it is 65 inches (about 64.5 inches diagonal), it is big enough for a main living room or game room without going overboard on size. You can sit back at a normal couch distance and still feel like you are getting a real home theater feel.
If you game on a console or PC, the up to 4K 165Hz support is a strong reason to pick this model over cheaper 60Hz sets. Higher refresh rates cut down on motion blur and input lag, which makes fast games feel more responsive and easier on your eyes. For everyday use, you still get the smart TV features you would expect, so you can stream from your usual apps without extra boxes or wires. When you look at the mix of features—NeoQLED panel, 4K resolution, AI upscaling, glare free screen, strong HDR, and high refresh rate—and then factor in the $900 savings, this sale price makes sense if you want a long‑term upgrade that you will not feel the need to replace again in a couple of years.
