[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The screens brightness and resolution is amazing! If you are looking for exceptional quality and viewing pleasure look no further! The picture is sharp and clear. By far the best tv I have ever owned!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I finally upgraded my old Samsung 42" that just graduated from high school (18 years old). My jaw dropped at the difference a high-quality OLED makes. I still have a little smile as I watch almost anything because its upscaling is great, it has HDR10+, which is most of the streaming services I watch. Samsung Plus TV is also a nice bonus with cooking channels, travel, etc. I highly recommend this TV. The screen is very bright for an OLED, and its contrast is to die for. AI picture quality makes pictures sharp and color just right.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Picture Clarity is wonderful, it's completely different from the inexpensive choices on some of the televisions that are available so that makes it absolutely wonderful. I would suggest this line of televisions for anyone

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love my Samsung TV. The picture is so crisp and the color is so bright and clear. The picture is never overly dark standing in front of it on either side. I don't know much about it's refresh rate. I just know that the resolution is amazing and I love watching it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If you're looking for a TV that instantly elevates your home theater setup, this model delivers in every way that matters. Its picture quality is nothing short of exceptional—vivid colors, deep blacks, and beautifully balanced contrast make every scene feel cinematic. Whether you're watching a brightly lit nature documentary or a moody drama with lots of shadows, the display handles it all with precision and depth. Where this TV truly sets itself apart, though, is the upscaling performance. Lower‑resolution content—HD broadcasts, older movies, even compressed streaming videos—come through with surprising clarity. The processing intelligently sharpens edges, reduces noise, and enhances textures without overdoing it. It maintains a natural, film‑like look while still giving older content a subtle refresh. This is especially impressive for people who still watch a lot of cable or have a large library of non‑4K content. Motion handling is smooth, the panel uniformity is excellent, and the TV manages to deliver premium performance without requiring endless calibration. Out of the box, it already looks fantastic.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The TV looks remarkable with flawless 4K and 120hz refresh and sounds superb but it is slow to respond. The TV weighs 55lbs, has great stability, and looks good with movies and games. You can game directly to the TV as well from subscription-based apps like XBOX and Luna. The contrast and brightness come high but can be easily adjusted!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I went from a 5 year old 8k Neo QLED tv to this most recent 4k OLED. The biggest question I get is can you tell the difference? Yes. The OLED is better at processing dark colors without blooming and significantly enhances all colors and makes them pop. The 4k quality is great and shows a good amount of details, but there is a noticeable difference when comparing to the 8k model where then8k excelled, the 4k lacks. Even with minimal 8k content, the 8k samsung was still able to optimize the picture and enhance it to a noticeable difference. But there was drawbacks like blooming and judders and the one connect box failing and there being no way to repair or replace it through Samsung or their repair services which then ended up being a very expensive paper weight and the main reason I bought this 4k oled. I would highly recommend this tv. The TV runs smoothly and the colors pop, the TV is incredibly thin, light weight and near bezel less. I think the price is appropriate, screen brightness is appropriate and if you have it in a dark room then there is no need for the anti reflecting coating on the higher tier model of the oled. The 8k qn900b I hated, this s90f oled I actually love. Worth the money.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This TV is really impressive, I like the way it auto convert content to 4k when I share the screen from my s25 Ultra. The edge of the screen is thin, the audio is well but I prefer to use my Q600C soundbar. The resolution is even better than my expectations. It's the kind of TV that you can keep for decades. My best purchase of the year...

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] TV is as 67expected but I do have some complaints. I don't like it that there is a delay when I turn on the TV until I get Full view. First I have to look at all the apps. It takes about 15 seconds before I see the full screen and then I can select the channel I want to watch.There is also an audio delay when I start and stop a DVR recording. I did have a 2016 Samsung that did not have these quirks.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] 48” OLED. After four weeks it began to switch itself off then on again. Internet research says this is a common issue with a poorly soldered circuit board. To have it fixed (it's under warranty) I would have to drive 45 miles to a service center. Next time I'll buy an LG.