[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Honestly, I've been through a ridiculous number of TVs over the years—flagship LEDs, fancy QLEDs, you name it—and the 77-inch Samsung OLED is hands down the best one I've ever owned. The contrast is insane: blacks are truly black, highlights pop, and everything just looks three-dimensional. The uniformity is perfect too—no weird blotches, no banding, no dirty screen effect, just a clean picture from edge to edge. And the brightness? It's bright. Like, actually bright, even in a room with windows, and it still keeps that punchy, vibrant look. The upscaling is crazy good as well—older 1080p stuff and even 720p looks sharp and detailed, almost like 4K, without that noisy, artificial look. Game Mode is where it really shocked me: the responsiveness is nuts, input lag is basically nonexistent, and fast shooters feel so smooth and immediate that it genuinely gives you an edge. If you're on the fence, just get it—this is the one.

I'm very happy with the Samsung S90FD. The picture quality is amazing — bright colors, deep blacks, and excellent detail. The OLED display really feels like a big step up from a regular LED TV. The TV is very fast, and the menus and apps open without any noticeable lag. I especially love the picture quality when watching movies and sports. The sound is also good for such a thin TV, although a good soundbar would make it even better. The design is very thin and modern, and the TV looks premium and elegant. For the price, I think it's one of the best options in its class. I definitely recommend the Samsung S90FD. Very happy with my purchase!

Could have been 5 star. Lost 2 stars beccause Remote is terrible, controls are confusing as is the screen presentations.. There are to many remote control steps to do anything. Remote is to small and text is microscopic. Hard to read even with my 2.50 readers. Picture is OK, Not great. I also have a 2025 65" LG OLED TV and Smart remote.Remote is hefty and has all the controls needed to enjoy TV. Not frustrating as using Samsung's tiny remote. Which is easy to loose. So I felt the need to buy a backup. And picture is excellent.

Finally we replaced an older system that served us well. Unfortunately, the speakers and picture was less than desirable. It was not a Samsung. New Samsung has a great picture and sound. Looking forward to many years of great watching and listening experiences.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] the Samsung S90fd25 OLED TV is perfect with a beautiful contrast excellent brightness. it has responsiveness and speed and looking in the upcoming future to possibly buy a 77 inch .one of the same model it's great it upscaling uniformly magnificent with the Ai

The Samsung 65” OLED exceeded my expectations. Movies look cinematic with incredible contrast and rich colors, and gaming feels buttery smooth with zero lag. The screen uniformity is excellent, and the brightness holds up even in daylight. Upscaling is impressive—HD content looks almost like native 4K. The smart features are intuitive, the remote is simple, and the overall build feels premium. This TV transformed my living room experience.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Picture is pretty good but getting “preparing try again later” when I'm just trying to set a sleep timer or change screen brightness is super annoying since it happens every time. Not gonna lie I likely won't ever buy another or recommend it

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Best tv i have ever owned. Great picture and sound.Great for gaming.i use a Samsung sound bar so great sound also. I love Samsung so much I own a laptop two tvs a watch and the z fold 7.. they all work together seamlessly

I like the perfect picture and amazing sound in my 77” Samsung OLED S90F. It's what I was expecting. But here are a few things I do not like. First of all is the very poor applications access and their configuration. It's the worst of the worst. Looks that Samsung doesn't like third party applications. For example it's impossible to add applications from Apple Store or after two weeks of owning this TV I didn't figured out how to do that, maybe because it's so complicated in this Samsung TV. Secondly it's difficult (complicated and confusing) to navigate between TV set up, especially: sound, close captions and remote control set up. Another thing I do not like is an inability to program my XFINITY remote to fully control the Samsung TV and the cable box. Now I have to use two remotes for changing channels, sound volume, turn on and off, etc. For example, bot remotes can turn TV on but only Samsung remote is able to turn off tv. From Samsung remote I can change channels only one by one; down or up but it's impossible to switch to distant channels for example from channel 399 to 460. My 12 years old big screen Sharp TV had not such problems and cable box remote was fully functional on TV and tv box just like my other Sony and Toshiba TVs.

I like the perfect picture and amazing sound in my 77” Samsung OLED S90F. It's what I was expecting. But here are a few things I do not like. First of all is very poor applications access and their configuration. Looks that Samsung doesn't like third party applications. For example it's impossible to add applications or after two weeks of owning this TV I didn't figured out how to do that, maybe because it's so complicated in this Samsung TV. Secondly it's difficult (complicated and confusing) to navigate between TV set up, especially: sound, close captions and remote control set up. Another thing I do not like is an inability to program my XFINITY remote to fully control the Samsung TV and the cable box. Now I have to use two remotes for changing channels, sound volume, turn on and off, etc. For example, bot remotes can turn TV on but only Samsung remote is able to turn off tv. From Samsung remote I can change channels only one by one; down or up but it's impossible to switch to distant channels for example from channel 399 to 460. My older generation big screen TVs had not such problems and cable box remote was always fully functional on TV and tv box.