Samsung S90F 48-inch OLED TV vs LG B6E Series OLED 4K Smart TV
The LG B6E is the better pick for most people: it gives you a 55-inch OLED panel for a room where 48 inches feels small, and it adds Dolby Vision, which the Samsung lacks. The Samsung S90F is the stronger gaming and bright-room set, with four HDMI 2.1 ports, 144 Hz motion, and a brighter QD-style picture that holds up better in daylight. Both are 120 Hz OLEDs with excellent contrast; owners praise the blacks and viewing angles on each, and the main complaints are burn-in risk and reflections on glossy panels.
- Choose the Samsung 48-inch S90F if you sit close, game on a console or PC, and want the brightest, most feature-packed small OLED.
- Choose the LG 55-inch B6E if you want the biggest OLED your space allows, watch movies in a dark room, and value Dolby Vision and webOS.
Prices
- Samsung S90F 48-inch OLED TV: $897.95 at Amazon (checked today)
- LG B6E Series OLED 4K Smart TV: $669.99 at ZEXRI (last seen Oct 29)
- Difference: the LG B6E Series OLED 4K Smart TV is $227.96 cheaper than the Samsung S90F 48-inch OLED TV at the latest prices (Oct 29 and Nov 10)

