Samsung Q90T QLED 4K UHD HDR TV (2020) (Factory Reconditioned) (75")

3 things keep this from being a 5 star review.1) The most GLARING issue (pun definitely intended) is the screen is shiny so you get huge glare streaks off of any light source hitting it that look like a giant smear across the screen. It also is a magnet for fingerprints. Why doesnt this screen have a matte finish?! For $4000 after tax and shipping this thing should be top of the line and have all the bells and whistles but it doesnt even have a basic feature that a $125 computer monitor would have. So disappointed.2) Things like local dimming cannot be disabled (and theres a rumor that theres a bug where the entire screen will dim randomly even with ambient light detection off). I have my pc hooked up to this tv via hdmi and after I use a webpage that doesn't have dark mode (i.e. amazon) and then close out to desktop (which for me is just a black solid color) what was once a very bright screen is very dim. It's more than just my eyes adjusting, the actual mouse is grey in the middle of the screen and it doesn't turn white again until you move it over an icon or open another white webpage. So I guess the better way of explaining the issue would be the "smart" features are limiting the functionality of the device by trying to do things for you instead of letting you do them yourself.3) The remote is complete garbage. I get that with the wheel you need less buttons but this thing is half empty!. They have what looks like a silver rocker button to go left or right in the middle but in fact its 2 different buttons that go up and down. One side is for volume and one side is for channels but without reading the manual its not intuitive how to push the button because all of the other buttons on the remote push downward and do one thing not two. These two look like they should be pushed down if they operate like any other button on the remote but instead to go up you push the button from the bottom physically towards the top of the remote... I though you had to push on one side or the other for up and down but nope! Why cant they just leave the rocker style button on here for things like this? There's plenty of room for it. And if you did then all the buttons would function identically. Speaking of design the physical design of its shape is also terrible. Its long and thin and had a rounded bottom so it wobbles anytime you even slightly move the surface its on. It has a nice piano black piece of plastic at the top where it sits so that instantly starts scuffing as soon as you put it on a hard surface due to its tendency to rock back and forth. There's no little foam rubber feet on it to keep it from sliding either so expect this thing to be falling off the coffee table several times a day. I don't mean to be so down on the remote but I'm not going to go up to the tv and fingerbang it to turn it on or change the channel on the "little man in the boat" (wink wink nudge nudge) in the middle at the bottom of the tv. So it really is the ONLY way I interact with the TV and its terrible. Don't get me wrong it works for what I need but ugh its a pain.Now that the bad stuff is out of the way, let me tell you how much this TV rocks!- At 75" and 8ft away the people on the screen are larger than life.- It has a very thin bezel at only about 1/4" all the way around which is nice because there isn't a ton of extra hardware around the screen making the TV physically bigger than 75" but only having 75" viewable. That kind of thing adds weight to a tv and this thing already weighs enough as it is.- The 4k resolution and 120hz refresh rate make sure that its definitely not the TV bottlenecking any component in your system. I have my pc hooked up to it along with 6 consoles (wii, ps3, xbox360, ps4 pro, xbox one X, and switch) while I did have to put a pretty beefy video card in my pc (rtx2080) to game at 4k it was so worth it.- As long as all the lights are out in the room movies look amazing and with the sound bar I have hooked up via optical out from this TV they sound really good too.- It has an ambiance button on the remote so you can turn your tv into either a background color to sort of match your wall or stand out with some design on it like a 75" piece of glowing art.- Its very thin (still quite heavy though you will want 2 people to help you put it on the wall or even on the included stand) being only about an inch thick and its back is almost perfectly flat.- The base is central and its a giant curve which means I can perfectly fit my sound bar (and wii sensor on top of that) under the TV and out of the way.... but the base alone does weigh about 30lbs so be ready for that if you're going to use it.