"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."
"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 contrast is also fairly comparable to the more expensive OLED model, giving you deep blacks and sharp details that help brighter colors pop. The QLED panel handles fine details well across all picture modes, though the AI-assisted option does make some images look slightly fuzzy, especially if there are characters moving quickly, or a lot of quick cut edits. But where the QN90F really stands out when compared to the S95F"
Lab testing in Louisville evaluated the Samsung QN90F under real-world conditions, including streaming and gaming. Calman verification tests measured how accurately the QLED panel reproduces images in RGB and black-and-white. The QN90F delivers a picture nearly as vibrant and detailed as the S95F OLED with slightly better object-tracking sound. The QN90F favors warmer tones, which can push some scenes toward oversaturation and tint black-and-white films toward a pale sepia. The contrast approaches OLED levels, producing deep blacks and sharp details that make bright colors pop. The AI-assisted processing can introduce slight fuzziness with fast motion or rapid cuts. The QN90F offers better value unless features like the OneConnect box are required.
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