Samsung 65-Inch Class OLED 4K S90D Series HDR+ Smart TV w/Dolby Atmos, Object Tracking Sound Lite, Motion Xcelerator, Real Depth Enhancer, 4K AI Upscaling, Alexa Built-in (QN65S90D, 2024 Model)

I’m writing this just days after setting up my Samsung S90D 65” OLED TV (purchased May 2025), and all I can say is—WOW. I am very happy with this purchase.The picture quality is jaw-dropping. Deep blacks, vibrant colors, and razor-sharp clarity make everything look incredible, whether it’s movies, sports, or streaming. But where this TV really shines for me is gaming—it is so freaking awesome! With Motion Xcelerator 144Hz and near-instant response times, gameplay is buttery smooth and totally immersive. It makes my PS5 and PC games look next-level.The Dolby Atmos sound and Object Tracking Audio are also surprisingly good for built-in speakers—it feels like the action is all around you.Setup was quick, the interface is snappy, and the AI upscaling even makes older content look fresh. Easily one of the best tech purchases I’ve made recently.

This was recommended by a consumer ratings website as a good match for the PS5 Pro. I could not agree more. The picture quality is amazing, and it elevates the gaming experience with a console that can take advantage of it. The screen is bright, sharp, and simply beautiful for gaming.Beyond that, I am not that excited about the 'Smart TV' functionality from Samsung. Most of my other TVs are Vizio. I prefer the 'smart tv' experience from Vizio over this one. If you use an external device for that functionality, it likely won't matter as much. The sound quality is better than any flat panel TV I have ever owned. There is no need for a stereo soundbar. If you're looking for surround sound, you will need an external soundbar/subwoofer. But, for gaming and TV shows, this has performed admirably for me.

Really take a good look at the specs. If possible find it in store and compare. I went by Rating review that it was the best mid priced tv on the market. Not sure how they reached that conclusion. Never had a TV that was so complicated to operate. The picture is good but lacks dolby vision and HDR10. Sounds minor but the remote control is a real piece of junk leaving you with the wife screaming at you that you should have went and tested one out before buying. Sure miss my old tv. After using or trying to use this for over month I cross my finger every time I turn on this thing. I have never had such a hyped up useless tv. Lucky if it even turns on or if I have to unplug and replug it in just to start it up and then go through even more fun and games. I don't think I have ever given a review that I had nothing good to say about it but this is one. This is probably the most screwed up interface that could have been engineered. Makes no sense what so ever. I have a really good soundbar that from one day to the next the tv doesn't recognize. The sound options limited dolby atmos only no dts. No dolby vision which does smooth things out. Already trying to figure out how to get rid of it take a beating and lesson learned. Disappointment is not a strong enough word should allow a zero star rating.

I purchased the 65" OLED. I wasn't prepared for how amazing the screen would look. It's my first OLED tv. My main reason for going with an OLED was for gaming. Between the higher refresh rate (than my previous tv) and the way "black" pixes are handled with OLEDs...I've had perfect gaming experiences. One complaint, that I won't ding the tv for, is how much heat it puts out. I have mine in the bedroom. It's like a little heater. I always feel the need to turn on the fan or open windows to compensate. It's worth it for that amazing screen.I would definately suggest using two people to set it up. It's not heavy. It's just an awqward weight. I've never been more afraid of breaking a tv...just for moving it. It is crazy thin at the top.

Gorgeous and fantastic picture quality. One annoying thing is it goes to sleep within like 30 seconds of inactivity.

It has worked great for 6 months now. First media room tv update in a decade probably and is a noticeable jump in picture quality and performance. It's a great excuse to rewatch my favorite classic movies in inky, colorful 4k.Biggest complaint is the remote that comes with it. Samsung seems to be allergic to making a good remote. It's ok for what it is but elderly, less tech literate people might have some problems.

I'm giving 4 Stas only because it could stand to be a bit brighter, but the picture quality and color reproduction is superb. It connects to my wifi easy. The remote works great. Never have to buy batteries for it. It's perfect size for in my camper.I game on it and have no screen tearing or ghosting etc.