"Compared to the S95F OLED, the Samsung QN90F has a picture that's almost as vibrant and detailed, as well as slightly better object-tracking sound. Also: The best Samsung TVs you can buy 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 see how well it handled everything from streaming to gaming. I also worked with our lab engineers to run Calman verification tests to see how accurately the QLED panel can recreate images in both RGB and black-and-white."
"Unlike the S90F, which had a significant blue shift in its color tests, the QN90F favors warmer tones. This can make some scenes look a bit oversaturated, and this can be exacerbated by the integrated blue light filter that can be toggled on and off. But I would personally rather have that than how lifeless they can look on screens that favor cooler colors. The warm color shift was most noticeable while screening black-and-white films like Casablanca, pushing everything toward a more pale sepia tone that somehow felt more appropriate than the blue-grey of the S95F."
Testing in the ZDNET Louisville lab measured QN90F performance in real-world conditions rather than showroom settings. The QN90F delivers a picture nearly as vibrant and detailed as the S95F OLED while offering slightly better object-tracking sound. For the price, the QN90F represents better value unless features like the S95F's OneConnect box are required. Calman verification checked QLED panel accuracy across RGB and black-and-white. The QN90F favors warmer tones, which can cause mild oversaturation and a pale sepia cast on black-and-white films. Contrast remains strong with deep blacks and sharp detail, though AI-assisted processing can soften fast motion.
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