While it is still quite thin for a non-OLED, it feels a lot less like you’re going to break it while you’re setting it up. If the trend of big, thin, and heavy that comes with some televisions (especially OLEDs) scares you, not to worry: the QN90B is very light by comparison and a lot tougher. So while the QN90B isn’t going to drop your jaw quite like that, it’s far more practical for more people. Samsung’s stand design lets it do that but also raises the panel up above your console just enough to fit most slim form-factor soundbars comfortably underneath, something that the Sony A95K doesn’t allow you to do, even if that stand is a real show stopper. Most televisions these days look basically the same now as they aim to put as much emphasis on what is displayed than on anything else.

If you’re not going to wall mount it, the included stand is both heavy and sturdy while also managing to look nice below what is basically an uninterrupted giant screen. The QN90B is an attractive television when viewed from the front or the side.

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