Samsung QN65S90HAEXZA 65 Smart TV
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Our take on the Samsung QN65S90HAEXZA 65 Smart TV
The Samsung S90H is a 65-inch 4K OLED TV in Samsung's mid-tier OLED line, sitting below the flagship S95 series. It uses a QD-OLED panel with HDR10+ support, Dolby Atmos, Bluetooth and the Tizen smart platform. Compared with the S95 models it drops some brightness and anti-glare refinement, but keeps the deep blacks, wide viewing angles and slim design OLED is known for. It suits movie and sports viewers who want OLED contrast without stepping up to the top tier.
- QD-OLED panel gives deep blacks and strong contrast
- Wide viewing angles keep color steady off-center
- HDR10+ and Dolby Atmos support for modern streaming
- Tizen smart platform with a broad app selection
- Slim design that mounts close to the wall
- Four HDMI inputs cover a console, soundbar and streamers
What reviewers say
Owners of Samsung's OLED sets generally praise the contrast, color and slim build, and call the Tizen interface easy to live with. Common complaints center on brightness in sunlit rooms, reflections, and the lack of Dolby Vision.
- Picture contrastPraisedOwners say dark scenes look deep and colors stay vivid.
- BrightnessMixedFine in dim rooms, but some find it dimmer than top OLED rivals in daylight.
- ReflectionsCriticisedThe glossy screen picks up lamps and windows in bright rooms.
Questions and answers
- Is the S90H worth it over the S95?
- The S90H keeps the QD-OLED contrast and Tizen apps while giving up some peak brightness and anti-glare treatment. If you watch mostly in dim rooms, the step down costs you little.
- Does it support Dolby Vision?
- No. It supports HDR10+ and standard HDR10, so Dolby Vision content plays in HDR10 instead.
- Is OLED burn-in a risk?
- Static logos and news tickers left on for hours can leave faint retention. Vary content and use the TV's screen-care settings to reduce the risk.
- How many HDMI ports does it have?
- It has four HDMI inputs, enough for a console, soundbar and two streamers without a switcher.
- Do I need a soundbar?
- Most owners add one. The built-in speakers handle casual viewing but lack bass and scale for movies.
- What is in the box?
- The TV, stand, remote, power cable and paperwork. HDMI and wall-mount hardware are not included.
