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Don’t Buy The Samsung S90D QD OLED - It’s Amazing
All last year and still to this day I’ve been recommending everyone and their grandma buy a Samsung S90C if their in the market for a 55-77” Display, because not only does it have the superior color volume and per pixel dimming of QD OLED, but it was much brighter than traditional WOLED displays at often time the same or a lower price, making it a no brainer, and this year Samsung has delivered yet again with their S90D, but I actually don’t think you should buy it, at least not yet, and here's why.

Now I do plan on making a full in depth review at some point, but my impressions from everything I’ve seen is that the Samsung S90D is a slightly brighter, and potentially slightly less buggy version of the S90C, but coming in at a much higher price.

Therein lies the problem.

This year LG has really stepped it up with their LG G4, which while it does come in at a higher price, initial comparisons do seem to be favoring it (affiliate links to all these TVs in the description below if you want to buy any of them btw (daddy’s gotta eat)) anyway, yes it seems the G4 is looking very favorable this year meaning that Samsung may not have the best TV in 2024 since the higher end S95D seems to have had it’s image quality significantly degraded with a matte coating, and the S90D has had it’s brightness nerfed far lower than their highest end model.

In fact early number I saw being reported appeared to be showing the S90D coming it at maybe around just 10% brighter than the S90C YUCK which could achieve over 1100nits, whereas the S95D has moved to what appears to be in excess of 1600nits, but again just won’t look as crisp thanks to the worse coating.

Now LG has also lost their minds and is definitely still pricing their C series WAY too high as well, but likewise the S90D just doesn’t make sense to buy at its current price of nearly $2,000 for the 55” when it seems to be just barely better than the S90C which after discounts can often be had for just over $1,100 new or around that without discounts refurbished on Amazon.

So right now I just simply cannot recommend the S90D, but I do suggest keeping your third eye on it as it’s likely that we’ll see another panel lottery where many launch models will using a last generation S95C panel, but as the year goes on and S95C production ceases, eventually most S90D panels should change to S95D panels, which and while I officially don’t recommend this, means that in theory you could likely change almost all of them into an S95D in that secret menu and get a massive brightness boost.

That plus the fact that often Samsung TVs can be had for around 40% off near black Friday after discounts and sales, means buying one right now is likely a bad idea since if you wait till the end of the year not only would you likely get a much better price and potentially better, less buggy firmware, but also you could even get a better panel.

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