Samsung OLED S90H (2026)
Launched May 2026 · OLED · 48", 55", 65", 77", 83"
Lowest price today (55")₹1,18,562on Flipkart
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48-inch120 Hz · 48-inch OLEDs are usually 120 Hz WOLED; 165 Hz not confirmed for this size · QA48S90HAELXLlaunched at ₹1,19,000
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55-inchFlipkart lists the 55-inch as QA55S90HAULXL · QA55S90HAELXL₹1,18,562Flipkart
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65-inchQA65S90HAELXLlaunched at ₹1,92,900
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77-inchPanel type for 77/83-inch not disclosed by Samsung (The Shortcut) · QA77S90HAELXLlaunched at ₹3,64,990
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83-inch120 Hz · Panel type not disclosed; 165 Hz not confirmed for 83-inch · QA83S90HAELXLlaunched at ₹4,59,000
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Score breakdown
Accurate WOLED with effective matte anti-glare screen
About 1,500 nits measured; no Dolby Vision
Four HDMI 2.1 at native 165 Hz, about 9 ms lag
Wide apps, seven-year upgrades; ads, nagging setup
40 W 2.1 with subwoofer sounds fuller than most
Slim pedestal design, four HDMI, Samsung service
Each part is rated on one scale for every TV, from reviewers' measurements (brightness, input lag) where they exist, what reviewers found, specs and owner reports, including after-sales service. It rates the TV itself, not how good it is for the price.
Pros
- About 1,500 nits measured in HDR, bright for an OLED
- Matte screen tames reflections in sunny rooms
- Very accurate colour in Filmmaker mode
- 9 ms input lag, four HDMI 2.1 ports up to 165 Hz
- 40 W speakers sound clearly better than the S85H's
- Outstanding picture with accurate colour
- Strong anti-glare finish
Cons
- AI picture modes overdo processing
- Long, nagging setup with forced account and SmartThings prompts
- Bixby voice control unreliable
- Pricey next to rivals
- No Dolby Vision
- Several AI features feel forced
- Ads on the home screen
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Tom's GuideJul 2026
Tested the 55-inch: a bright, glare-free OLED with excellent gaming features and decent built-in sound, though the cheaper S85H or last year's S90F may be the smarter buy.
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NetzweltOct 2026
Tested the European 65-inch: excellent picture with more brightness and better glare control than expected, plus full, clean sound; some AI extras feel tacked on. (German school grade 1.2 = very good, lower is better.)
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The ShortcutAug 2026
Tested the 65-inch: the reviewer's top OLED for gaming thanks to native 165 Hz and full VRR support, but the switch to a WOLED panel costs colour and brightness against the S90F and S95H.
Full specs
| Resolution | 4K Ultra HD (3840×2160) |
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| Panel | OLED · OLED |
| Backlight | self-lit |
| Refresh rate | 165 Hz |
| Peak brightness | 1497 nits measured (Tom's Guide (55-inch)) |
| HDR formats | HDR10, HDR10+, HLG |
| Colour | WOLED (LG Display panel per Netzwelt and The Shortcut), about 99% DCI-P3 measured |
| HDMI 2.1 ports | 4 |
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| VRR / ALLM | VRR, ALLM |
| Max refresh for games | 165 Hz |
| Input lag | 9.3 ms |
| Speakers | 40 W, 2.1 channel, subwoofer |
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| Formats | Dolby Atmos |
| Software | Tizen |
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| Voice | Bixby / Alexa |
| Casting | Screen mirroring, AirPlay |
| Ports | 4 HDMI, eARC, Ethernet |
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| Design | thin, pedestal stand |
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| Warranty | 1 year |
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