OLED S90F

Because the group just has brand preferences, It's kind of annoying, because someone can ask a question about two TVs, and the group will ask follow up questions like is the room bright, how far away are you sitting, what's the price difference, what are you using it for, and things of that nature.

I have a Samsung S90F, it’s perfect.

What OLED TV ya got? I might get a 42” OLED TV for my room this summer, somewhere between the LG C4/C5 and Samsung S90F. I’m leaning towards the Samsung bc our family mains Samsung TVs and haven’t had issues with any for the past 14-15 years or so. But I agree with the other guy that said Panasonic

RTINGS doesn’t really fully account for some of the stuff Sony is best at, most notably Motion handling, but that’s a lot more relevant for movies than games (OLEDs are really bad at 24p video). I own the 65” Sony XR8B which is basically a Bravia 8 and I love it, but I got a stellar deal on it about

S90F is a QD-OLED screen, better colour saturation and overall colour luminance, no white subpixel. Overall, just a richer, more saturated image with less colour banding. I don't know if the S90F still has that terrible anti-reflective coating I have on my qd-oled ultrawide. If yes, then say hi to r

I've had 3 Samsung TVs in the last 25 years. None of them broke and I still use two of them. I bought all 3 from Best Buy. I bought the extended warranty for all 3. I use the Samsung Q90T as my main TV even though it's over 6 years old. It's still an amazing TV. Rtings gave it an 8.5 rating which is

Wenn du bei deinen Favoriten bleiben willst, dann wirst schon bei ~2-2,5k enden. Einen guten Mini-LED tendenziell immer etwas günstiger als einen guten OLED. Wenn ich mir heute einen neuen TV kaufen müsste, so würde ich wahrscheinlich zu einem TCL C8K Mini-LED oder einen Samsung S90F OLED greifen. L

Samsung S90F is the superior TV compared to the C5. Just look at the Rtings scores.

Alot to unpack, I’m sure other commenters will tell you anything that says Samsung on it deserves to be scrapped and thrown away, and I’m sure their will be Sony fanboys that will tell you that the Bravia 7 is the best TV you can get in that price range, and that even considering anything else is at

Check out the Samsung s90F. I just compared the two c4 and S90F and went with the Samsung after talking with some pretty knowledgeable folks at Best Buy. Higher brightness, and more vivid color due to the way the OLED panel is made. I believe it’s called QD-LED in the S90F. Great tv and close in pri