Samsung’s S90C OLED TV is one of the highest-rated TVs of the past year. I’ve personally tested it, and I consider it one of the best high-end TVs for the money — especially with this Black Friday deal.
Samsung S90C OLED TV 65-inch
The Samsung S90C OLED TV is on sale for $999 for the 65-inch in an early Black Friday deal — the lowest price we’ve ever seen. That’s an astounding $1,600 discount.
If you’re in the market for a TV with the best possible picture for watching the latest movies and shows, then you’ll have a difficult time finding many TVs better than Samsung’s S90C OLED TV from 2023, especially for the price.
The 65-inch version retails for $2,599, and Amazon usually sells it for $1,997 but has now marked the Samsung S90C OLED down to $1,347. Such discounts will likely continue through the rest of the month’s Black Friday sales.
The S90C OLED is a treat to watch because of its HDR performance, deep colors and contrast, and great off-angle viewing.
There’s consensus in the TV industry and among most professional TV reviewers that OLED TVs generally have superior picture quality to the various versions of LCD TVs — LED, QLED, and Mini LED — because of their excellent contrast, dynamic range, color intensity, and ability to reproduce the deepest black parts of a picture.
The Samsung S90C OLED TV is last year’s model and is in the process of being superseded by 2024’s S90D (on sale for $1,397), but there’s very little difference between the two models. The 2024 version is a little bit brighter, but that’s something you’ll only notice if you put the two TVs side by side or if you’re putting the TV in a very bright room.
The other thing to keep in mind with the S90C is that it’s Samsung’s mid-range OLED. The top-of-the-line model from 2023 is the S95C. But again, you’re not going to notice much difference between the S90C and the S95C, which retails for $700 more at $3,299 but is also on sale for $1,899.
The biggest benefit of the S95C is that it comes with Samsung’s OneConnect Box, which makes the TV thinner and offers an ingenious way of only having to send one wire up to the TV if you’re mounting it on a wall and want a clean, minimalist look.
