Samsung’s QN90F is no flagship OLED, but it still delivers great streaming and gaming performance, making it a strong holiday value.
Samsung QN90F TV
The QN90F TV has excellent picture and sound.
It’s great for streaming and entertainment, with useful display settings and features in tow.
Not ideal for rhythm or precision platforming games due to response times.
For the price, it’s a better value unless you’re looking for features that only the S95F OLED has, such as the OneConnect box. I ran the Samsung QN90F through a battery of tests to assess its performance in various applications, including streaming and gaming. I also collaborated with our lab engineers to conduct Calman verification tests, evaluating the QLED panel’s ability to accurately recreate images in both RGB and black-and-white.Samsung QN90F
The Samsung QN90F offers picture and audio quality comparable to that of the S95F OLED, with AI-assisted upscaling and object-tracking sound.
75-inch TCL QM6K 4K QD-Mini LED Google TV (2025 Model):
$848 (save $152)
65-inch LG C4 Series 4K 120Hz OLED Evo Smart TV (2024 Model):
$1,297 (save $1,403)
55-inch Hisense CanvasTV Series 4K QLED Google Smart TV (2024 Model):
$798 (save $202)
77-inch LG C5 Series OLED Evo AI 4K Smart TV (2025 Model):
$1,997 (save $1,700)
85-inch Samsung Neo QLED QN90F 4K Mini LED Smart TV (2025 Model):
$2,298 (save $1,500)
Unlike the S90F, which had a significant blue shift in its color tests, the QN90F favors warmer tones. This can make some scenes look slightly oversaturated, and this effect can be exacerbated by the integrated blue light filter, which can be toggled on and off.
