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I love my Samsung s90, but LG are also excellent. No bad choice

Is there a budget limit? Does there need to be Google TV built in or you already have a streamer box? I assume you want VRR support. I prefer OLED or QLED/mini LED. The QLED and mini LEDs appear to be better for brighter rooms, but I don’t have the expert eye. I have an older Sony OLED myself but on

LG and Samsung have the best OLEDs when it comes to gaming, you can't go wrong with either. I would look at the LG C/G series and the Samsung S90/S95.

C5 green tint drives me nuts and is one known issue with the panel color output. I assume a lot of LG employees post on here or something. The C5 is a perfectly fine TV but if you look at almost every single review of the S90F vs C5, I’m yet to find a single one that says to go C5 over the Samsung.

For tv’s, either the lg C series oleds or Samsung s90 series oleds. Both can come in 42 inch sizes if that’s what you’re ok with.

What s90 was it ? Ive heard power board issues happened the most to the 77" s90d i think with the s90f the chance of something like it Happening has been reduced also i have an 48in samsung s90d woled since 16 months now so far no problems at all the thing is im always in a pitch Black room and ive

May I suggest the Sony A95, LG C or G series , or even then Samsung S90 series OLED. Each tv has perks and all three are OLED, my point is let’s all get love to the OLED superiority

This is true, but only true of getting the higher end models. If you're trying to buy the low end Samsung or LG you're getting the same quality panels and QC as Hisense. Find a year old closeout on a LG B or Samsung S85 series, that's the lowest end I would go. That's what I started doing after havi

S95F is amazing!!! Picture quality destroys the S90 series. However, I have to agree that the One Connect Box makes this a not recommended television if you're using it as a PC monitor and pairing it with a Nvidia graphics card. I had so many issues with my Nvidia Shield and my RTX 4090 that I gave