S95F

Plasma was already on its way out even by like 2010 (Their peak of sales) all manufacturers had stopped selling them by 2014 and HDR10 wasn't even established as a standard until 2015 let alone HDR content being prevalent. I think plasma would have died regardless of HDR but it probably made the dec

Unfortunately all Samsung oleds from S90D and onward suffer from the pulldown stutter bug. It's not really a "motion handling thing". It's just simple 5:5 pulldown, rather it's Samsungs incompetence to fix such obvious issues with a firmware update. The 2022-2023 Samsung oleds didn't have this bug,

In the end, what matters the most is your own perception of things, I see that you already went in a store to compare the TVs, and that should have an impact on your decision. I have a LG C4 and I recently tried a samsung S90D, that I quickly returned to buy a LG C5 and I couldn't be happier. I don'

Really wish i went with bravia mk 2. Sony's software isn't trash and while the s95f has better hardware, samsung completely ruins it with their software engineers. Sony also has much better out of box game mode settings and their version of dtm, is pretty much perfect and not as aggressive as samsun

I may edit my reply, but this "washing out colours" thing is basically misinfo. You've spent the entire time glazing QD, and honestly exaggerating the benefits. The Bravia II is probably the best example of the tech and it still has less accurate colours than the G5 out of the box, only winning with

Drive to the US to buy it there. The 55" version is much more worthwhile for the extra brightness, the S95F has several issues with the Color Space that display the wrong colors, and Samsung just refused to fix this, only correcting it in the S95H. The matte coating of the S95H was also improved to