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

Absolutely embarrassing. Can't believe Samsung sent this route for the s90 line.

Tandem WOLEDs are a bit brighter on average, true. But they're still dimmer in pure color luminance. The main advantage of QD-OLED isn't even that - it's color volume. Tandem WOLEDs still have an additional beightness-boosting white subpixel, which washes out the colors on higher brightness. QD-OLED

A Samsung will only have oversaturated color if you set it to be oversaturated, just like every other TV. Also just like every other TV if you want it set accurately, you can very easily do so. But, compared to the C Series, gaming in particular will look significantly more vibrant because the C Ser

Gotta love all the people chiming in with anecdotes about their Samsung TV being good. They have many documented defects such as the S90/95 series with their faulty power supplies.

Not only that, but the 2026 model is actually inferior to the 2025 model. Samsung downgraded their S90 series from QD-OLED to WOLED this year.

Size >>> video coding (that doesn't matter much anyways; especially with OLEDs that surpass 1000 nits). Imo the Samsung S90 series > LG C series. As long as the panels are QD-OLEDs.

Using samsung s90 oled 55 inch it's the best . The picture quality and the deep blacks are awesome.

I can't say I've actually seen the hundred inch Hisense live yet the only 100 inch I've seen I think is the TLC and it's okay. But I am the owner of 2-8 series Hisense tvs. That have served me very well. However about a week ago I went with a mid-range Samsung OLED and I have to say I'm never going

Correction, LG's shitty non OLED TV's are crap. Same with Samsung and Sony. If you aren't buying an LG B, C, or G series don't bother. If you aren't buying a Samsung S85, S90, or S95 don't bother and if you aren't buying a Sony Bravia 7, 8, 8II, or 9 also don't bother. At the prices these brands cha