(NEW) Samsung 75" Neo QLED 4K QN90B Series Smart TV (2022)

This is my 3rd 4k tv. The 4k picture on the others (Sony) was way too dark. Why I bought a second Sony, I have no idea. Did my research on brightness and nits and got to this Samsung. The brightness for 4k is more than adequate, although sometimes the whites seem too bright. In order to get a good picture, you have to turn off their ambient light control. That's absolutely the first thing you should do. If you don't, you're not going to be impressed with the picture. Several negatives: The remote is horrible. It's tiny. No backlighting. Have to turn on the lights and look carefully for what you want to hit. Not a lot of buttons either. Trying to do anything on the remote is an ordeal. The interface needs much improvement. Most of what I watch on tv is with my satellite service. Once you hit the Home button on the remote, you may never get back to your regular TV programming. They seem to be discouraging me from watching my satellite programming, as though they want me to use their Samsung Plus service or whatever it’s called. There’s no easy way to get back to my regular tv programming. There should be a button for that on the remote. A couple of times, I’ve just turned off the TV and started over again. Very difficult (if not impossible) trying to connect devices to this. They have their app called "Easy Connection,” which you install on your PC. Easy Connection has been anything but easy. It's a huge headache. I kinda knew it was going to be a problem when they required an unusually complicated password as though world peace were hanging in the balance. Who would waste time trying to hack into a tv? And even if they did, what are they going to get when they don't have any passwords for finances or things that matter? I knew for sure the "Easy Connection" experience was going to be bad when they couldn’t even express in plain English what their password requirements are. By trial and error, I eventually figured out what they were trying to say. But that only got the app up and running. That all took about an hour. I still haven’t been able to get the tv to recognize the PC. There is NO displayport connection on the back. Four HDMI ports. The video card in my PC is an Nvidia 3070 with only one HDMI port. The other three are, of course, DisplayPort, which is what you would normally want if you're trying to do good 4K. This 4K tv doesn't even have one Displayport connection. So I need to order a Displayport/HDMI adapter. Hope I get an adapter that works. Because I've spent three hours today trying to connect my PC to this tv with their “Easy Connection” app,” it gets1 star.