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Sony A95L QD-OLED TV vs Samsung QN83S90HAE OLED TV

The Sony A95L is the better all-round TV for most people. It uses a QD-OLED panel with four HDMI ports, full VRR support, and works with Google Assistant, Alexa and Siri. The Samsung QN83S90HAE is a much larger 83-inch OLED with a listed 165Hz refresh rate and HDR10+ support, so it wins on sheer size and motion headroom. Owners and reviewers consistently praise Sony's picture processing and color volume; Samsung's S90 line is known for a slim build and strong gaming features but fewer HDMI inputs and no Dolby Vision.

  • Choose the Sony A95L if you want the best picture processing, four HDMI ports and the widest assistant support in a mainstream living-room size.
  • Choose the Samsung QN83S90HAE if you want the largest possible OLED screen and the higher listed refresh rate for big-room viewing and gaming.
Sony
Sony A95L

Sony A95L QD-OLED TV

Sony A95L

4.5(1,200 ratings)
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Pros
  • QD-OLED panel with infinite contrast and near-90-degree viewing angles
  • Four HDMI ports with VRR and BRAVIA Sync
  • Works with Google Assistant, Alexa and Siri
  • Anti-glare coating helps in bright rooms
  • Strong reviewer scores and a large owner base
Cons

What separates them

Sony A95L QD-OLED TVSamsung QN83S90HAE OLED TV
Panel technologyQD-OLEDOLED
Screen sizeNot stated in the listing83 inches
Refresh rate120Hz165Hz
HDMI ports4Not stated; HDMI connection listed
HDR formatsHDR (Dolby Vision not confirmed in listing)HDR10+ and HDR10
Voice assistantsGoogle Assistant, Amazon Alexa, SiriNot stated
Anti-glareYesNot stated
Release year

Price history

$3,498.00$3,424.99
Oct 30Nov 10
  • Sony A95L QD-OLED TV: lowest $3,498.00 on Oct 30.
  • Samsung QN83S90HAE OLED TV: lowest $3,424.99 on Nov 8; $3,424.99 on Nov 10.

Specs compared

SpecSony A95L QD-OLED TVSamsung QN83S90HAE OLED TV
Smart TVYesYes
ColorBlackBlack
HDRYesYes
Screen Size55 inches, 65 inches, 77 inches83.0
Network FunctionalitySmart TV, Streaming—
Supported Resolutions4K—
Display TypeQD-OLED—
Resolution4K—
HDTV Format4K UHD—
Backlight TechnologyQD-OLED—
Display Highlights

What reviewers say

Sony A95L QD-OLED TV

  • 4.5 / 51,200 ratings

Owners and professional reviewers rate the A95L among the best TVs of its generation, praising its QD-OLED picture, color and gaming features. Complaints center on price, the limited number of full-bandwidth HDMI 2.1 ports and occasional panel uniformity issues.

What people mention
  • Picture qualityPraisedReviewers call the QD-OLED picture among the best available, with deep blacks and vivid color.
  • BrightnessPraisedOwners say it holds up well in bright rooms thanks to the QD-OLED panel and anti-glare coating.

Questions and answers

Which is better for a bright living room?
The Sony A95L lists an anti-glare coating and QD-OLED, which usually holds up better in daylight. The Samsung gives no anti-glare spec, so glare control is less certain.
Which is better for gaming?
The Samsung lists a 165Hz refresh rate, which is higher than Sony's 120Hz. The Sony lists four HDMI ports and VRR, which matters if you connect several consoles and a PC.
Which lasts longer?
Both are OLED-based, and OLED panels can dim over many years of static content. Neither listing gives a panel lifespan figure, so treat them as similar and vary your content.
Is the Samsung worth stepping up to for the bigger screen?
If screen size is your priority, yes. The 83-inch Samsung is far larger than the Sony's listed size, at the cost of fewer confirmed ports and assistants.
Does the Sony support Dolby Vision?
The listed specs only say HDR, not Dolby Vision. Check the model page before buying if Dolby Vision matters to you.
Which has better smart features?
The Sony lists Google Assistant, Alexa and Siri plus BRAVIA Sync. The Samsung lists Smart TV but no assistant support, so Sony is the safer pick for voice control.

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  • 120Hz refresh rate is lower than the Samsung's listed 165Hz
  • Dolby Vision support is not confirmed in the listed specs
  • Smaller screen than the 83-inch Samsung
  • 2023 model, so it is a generation older
  • Samsung
    Samsung QN83S90HAE OLED Smart TV

    Samsung QN83S90HAE OLED TV

    Samsung QN83S90HAE OLED Smart TV

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    Pros
    • 83-inch OLED screen for a big-room, cinema-scale image
    • Listed 165Hz refresh rate suits fast gaming and sports
    • HDR10+ support for compatible content
    • 2026 release year with current smart TV platform
    • Slim OLED build
    Cons
    • HDMI port count is not stated and may be lower than four
    • No listed voice assistant support
    • No anti-glare spec listed
    • OLED brightness is typically lower than QD-OLED in bright rooms
    Reviewed 2023
    2026
    HDR
    —
    Refresh Rate120Hz—
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    SpecSony A95L QD-OLED TVSamsung QN83S90HAE OLED TV
    Anti-GlareYes—
    Max Resolution V-SyncVRR—
    Display Aspect Ratio16:9—
    Dynamic Contrast RatioInfinite contrast—
    Image Contrast RatioInfinite—
    Viewing AngleNear-90-degree—
    Viewing Angle (Vertical)178°—
    Menu LanguageMultilingual—
    HDMI Ports4—
    Internet Streaming ServicesNetflix—
    Network ConnectivityEthernet, Wi-Fi—
    Video InterfaceHDMI—
    PC InterfaceHDMI—
    CEC EnabledYes (BRAVIA Sync)—
    Expansion SlotsCI+—
    High DefinitionYes—
    Screen FormFlat—
    Assistant SupportGoogle Assistant, Amazon Alexa, Siri—
    ConnectivityBluetooth, Wi-Fi, RF, USB, HDMI, Ethernet—
    Supported Streaming ServicesNetflix, Prime Video, YouTube, Disney+—
    Weight41.9 lb, 54.9 lb, 77.6 lb—
    Connections—HDMI
    HDR Type—HDR10+, HDR10
    Refresh Rate (Hz)—165
    Screen Resolution—3840x2160 (4K Ultra HD)
    Release Year—2026
    Display—OLED
    Gaming featuresPraised
    Gamers praise 120Hz, VRR and low input lag for consoles and PC.
  • PriceCriticisedBuyers say it costs noticeably more than comparable OLED TVs.