Samsung S90H OLED TV Review: A More Affordable OLED Option for Bright Rooms

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The Samsung S90H OLED TV offers a more affordable alternative to premium models by incorporating a new antireflective coating that significantly reduces glare in bright rooms. While it lacks Dolby Vision HDR, the TV provides picture quality comparable to higher-end options and features excellent response times for gaming. Reviewers recommend the S90H for buyers seeking a high-performance display with superior reflection handling at a mid-range price point.

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▪The Samsung S90H introduces an effective antireflective coating that helps eliminate glare and reflections during daytime viewing.
▪The TV is available in multiple sizes ranging from 42 to 83 inches, with the 65-inch model priced at $1,598.
▪While the S90H features the NQ4 AI Gen3 Processor and four HDMI 2.1 inputs, it does not support Dolby Vision HDR.
▪The display offers excellent gaming performance with fast response times, though the antireflective filter may make blacks appear slightly gray.
▪Compared to the competing LG C6, the Samsung S90H is distinguished primarily by its improved antireflective capabilities rather than significant differences in light output or color profiles.

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Table of Contents Samsung S90F OLED TV sizes, series comparison Design Smart TV meets AI High-end OLED comparison: Samsung S90H vs. Samsung S95H vs. LG G5 Movies and TV Gaming Bright room Uniformity and viewing angle Settings and picture mode Should you buy the Samsung S90H? Ty Pendlebury/CNET Samsung S90H OLED TV 8.6 $1,598 at Amazon Pros & Cons Picture quality comparable to more expensive models Excellent response times for gaming Antireflective filter makes it a great choice for bright rooms Filter makes black look slightly gray Reds can look a little desaturated If you’re buying a TV, and an affordable OLED in particular, then you should know that the model you’re interested in today can be very similar to the one from last year, or even several years ago.

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