Samsung 65 inch OLED 4K S90F Vision AI Smart TV (2025)

My first OLED set and the picture is much better than the picture on my old Sony HD TV. (Although, that picture was not bad!). There is a learning curve to set-up, but after a few hits and misses, we got it running. The remote is on the small side, and the volume control takes a little practice. Onscreen navigation is easy.

This TV is the best one I have owned, the picture quality is amazing, hdr is awesome, watching old tv shows and movies on it are amazing, the game mode looks amazing as well, highly recommend this to anyone wanting a new tv upgrade.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've owned a number of TVs over the years, and this is easily the best TV I've ever purchased. The brightness and picture quality are outstanding, with incredible detail, vibrant colors, and an immersive viewing experience across movies, sports, and streaming content. I paired it with a Samsung soundbar, and together they create a great overall entertainment setup. The performance, features, and viewing experience make this TV well worth the investment. I would absolutely recommend it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Years ago I sold tvs and this OLED S90F is the most beautiful display I've ever seen. The panel gets way brighter than I thought. So times I have to turn it down lol. The sharpness on 4k content is incredible. But what really win is the colors. The colors on this tv are jawdropping. I'm in constant awe. It is honestly so life like. QD-OLED is the only way to go. Highly recommend it

Love the picture. Colors are so life like. It's a pleasure to watch. Just wish the audio could match the video. All in all a great buy for the price.

TV I pretty much like.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This TV delivers stunning 4K picture quality with perfect colors and great upscaling. It is built for gaming, offering a smooth refresh rate and four HDMI inputs. While the slim design causes the sound to lack deep bass, it provide an immersive experience for its size.

Certain content seems to never meet the alleged capabilities of the TV and the upscaling and smoothing makes everything worse and is best to have it off. If I pull up a 4k oled specific video on YouTube it's great but watching regular shows it's no better than a basic tv.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I spent many years in the consumer electronics industry selling high-end audio and video. This tv has an excellent picture - great blacks, contrast, sharp detailed picture. Good value for the money. However, user experience and interface is very disappointing so far. No owner's manual supplied (they say it's buried in the menus or settings somewhere - I much prefer a printed copy. Initial setup was rather confusing and seemed to force me to make a Samsung account for which I got 400 channels of free junk programming I did not want, and worse, the tv defaults to this endless list when turned on. Have to hunt to find HDMI 1 input where my Roku is connected. Nor did it recognize my Roku device when setting it up which seems odd considering the popularity of Roku streaming devices. I want the tv to turn on to my Roku automatically and have yet to figure out how to do that. The remote control is all but useless in my opinion, and apparently does not use IR so you cannot replace it with a better learning remote. Apparently my Roku remote uses similar technology and is not learning capable either. So I can't control the volume of my Sonos soundbar and surround sound system without using the Sonos app on my phone or getting up to manually push volume/mute buttons on the soundbar. There's probably some kind of universal app that may be a solution, but haven't had time yet to figure it out and find the best app from the dozens available for Samsung tv's. All I want to do is get volume up/down commands into my Roku remote, which is my primary source. So far I am juggling multiple remotes just to turn on and watch tv. Not very user friendly experience in my opinion. Pretty hard to find much fault with the actual picture quality of this tv, but the interface and user experience leave a lot to be desired.

It is difficult to imagine that a human being picked this out to ship. The box was damaged to the point you could reach in and touch the TV. After opening, one corner of the TV was bent. Do not order from Walt's TV. Maybe AI is deciding which TVs get shipped.