LG B5 Series OLED TV vs Samsung S90H OLED TV
Both are 65-inch 4K OLEDs with 120Hz panels and four HDMI ports, so the picture fundamentals are close. The Samsung S90H is the stronger pick for bright rooms and gamers: its glare-free coating and higher refresh ceiling (marketed up to 165Hz) plus 40W 2.1 audio beat LG's 20W 2.0 setup. The LG B5 is the simpler, more predictable choice, with webOS and full Dolby Vision support, and it weighs far less at 17.1 kg versus Samsung's listed 120 lb. Owners rate the Samsung highly at 4.8/5 from 224 ratings; LG's B-series is widely regarded as a solid entry OLED but a step below the C-series in brightness and processing.
- Choose the LG B5 if you want webOS, Dolby Vision on all sources, and a light set that is easy to wall-mount or move.
- Choose the Samsung S90H if your room gets daylight or you game seriously and want the glare-free screen, stronger speakers and higher refresh ceiling.
Prices
- LG B5 Series OLED TV: $917.00 at Walmart (checked today)
- Samsung S90H OLED TV: $1,336.13 at TeciSoft (checked today)
- Difference: the LG B5 Series OLED TV is $419.13 cheaper than the Samsung S90H OLED TV today
