Samsung QN77S90HAE OLED Smart TV
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Our take on the Samsung QN77S90HAE OLED Smart TV
The Samsung QN77S90HAE is a 77-inch 4K OLED smart TV with HDR10+ and a 165Hz refresh rate. OLED gives it per-pixel contrast and wide viewing angles, and the high refresh rate suits fast sports and gaming. It suits dark-room movie watchers and gamers who want a big OLED screen. Against bright LED/LCD sets it gives up peak brightness, and it lists HDR10+ only, with no Dolby Vision.
Best forMovie watchers who want deep blacks in a dark roomGamers wanting a high refresh rate on a big screenLiving rooms with wide seatingBuyers upgrading from an older 4K LCD
Pros
- OLED panel delivers true blacks and strong contrast
- 165Hz refresh rate is high for a TV this size
- HDR10+ support for compatible content
- Smart TV platform with Bluetooth built in
- 77-inch size is immersive without projector setup
Cons
Specifications
Questions and answers
- Is OLED worth it at 77 inches?
- OLED gives per-pixel contrast and wide viewing angles that LCD sets can't match. The trade-off is lower peak brightness in bright rooms and some burn-in risk.
- Is 165Hz useful for gaming?
- Yes, if you have a console or PC that can output high frame rates. The panel can show smoother motion than a 60Hz or 120Hz TV.
- Does it support Dolby Vision?
- The listed HDR format is HDR10+ only. Dolby Vision content will play in a fallback format.
- What size room suits a 77-inch TV?
- A seating distance of roughly 8 to 10 feet works well for 4K at this size. Smaller rooms will feel dominated by the screen.
- Is this a good price for this TV?
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