Is the 165Hz refresh rate useful for consoles?

No. The 165Hz mode works only with PC-connected games that support it and a graphics card that can drive it. Consoles run at their own lower caps.

How does the S90H differ from the S85H?

Samsung positions the S90H above the S85H, with the AI processor tuned for more depth and vibrant detail. Both are OLED sets with self-illuminating pixels.

Does the Glare Free coating hurt picture quality?

It is designed to cut distracting reflections while keeping OLED contrast. Some viewers prefer a glossier finish, so check it in person if reflections and punch matter equally to you.

What is OLED HDR+ and does this TV have it?

OLED HDR+ is the higher HDR tier. The 42- and 48-inch S90H models have OLED HDR instead, so check the size you are considering.

The TV, its stand, remote and power cable are standard. A PC is not included, and the 165Hz mode requires one.

Where is the Samsung S90H 65-in OLED TV cheapest?

At DataVision, for $1,080.00, as of our latest check.

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Our take on the Samsung S90H 65-in OLED TV

The Samsung S90H is a 65-inch OLED TV with a Glare Free coating that cuts reflections in bright rooms. Its self-illuminating pixels deliver per-pixel contrast, and the AI processor upscales shows and movies to 4K. The Ultimate Gaming Pack supports up to 165Hz over a PC connection, which puts it ahead of most OLED rivals capped at 144Hz. It suits movie watchers in sunny rooms and PC gamers, though console players get no benefit from the 165Hz mode.

Best forBright rooms with windows or lampsPC gamers wanting high refresh ratesMovie and streaming fansBuyers who want deep OLED blacks

Pros

Glare Free coating reduces reflections
Per-pixel OLED contrast and color
Up to 165Hz for supported PC games
AI upscaling to 4K
Thin, sleek design

Cons

165Hz needs a capable PC and supported games
Console gaming is capped below 165Hz
Upscaling results vary by source
No OLED HDR+ on smaller sizes

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About the Samsung S90H 65-in OLED TV

The Samsung S90H is a 65-inch OLED TV with a thin, sleek design. Its self-illuminating pixels control brightness, contrast and color precisely. Glare Free technology reduces distracting reflections on the screen.

An AI-powered processor enhances shows and movies for greater depth and detail. It uses AI-based formulas to upscale content to 4K resolution, and the resulting picture varies with the source content.

For gaming, the Ultimate Gaming Pack supports up to 165Hz. 4K 165Hz is only available with PC-connected games that support it, and a PC graphics card is required. Performance may vary.

Screen size: 65 inches
Display type: OLED with self-illuminating pixels
Screen finish: Glare Free technology
Processor: AI-powered, with AI-based 4K upscaling
Gaming: Ultimate Gaming Pack, up to 165Hz at 4K with supported PC-connected games

Questions and answers

Is the 165Hz refresh rate useful for consoles?: No. The 165Hz mode works only with PC-connected games that support it and a graphics card that can drive it. Consoles run at their own lower caps.
How does the S90H differ from the S85H?: Samsung positions the S90H above the S85H, with the AI processor tuned for more depth and vibrant detail. Both are OLED sets with self-illuminating pixels.
Does the Glare Free coating hurt picture quality?: It is designed to cut distracting reflections while keeping OLED contrast. Some viewers prefer a glossier finish, so check it in person if reflections and punch matter equally to you.
What is OLED HDR+ and does this TV have it?: OLED HDR+ is the higher HDR tier. The 42- and 48-inch S90H models have OLED HDR instead, so check the size you are considering.
What is in the box?: The TV, its stand, remote and power cable are standard. A PC is not included, and the 165Hz mode requires one.
Where is the Samsung S90H 65-in OLED TV cheapest?: At DataVision, for $1,080.00, as of our latest check.