SAMSUNG 55-Inch Class OLED 4K S90C Series Quantum HDR, Dolby Atmos Object Tracking Sound Lite, Ultra Thin, Q-Symphony 3.0, Gaming Hub, Smart TV with Alexa Built-in (QN55S90C, 2023 Model)

I've had this 65" OLED S90C TV for just over 7 months now and have not had a single issue with it. Knowing that reviews started OLED might not perform well in bright rooms (as opposed to QLED), I gave it a chance anyway. I'm not disappointed. It is plenty bright enough for my family room with a large east facing sliding door. At night, OLED just excels with its ability to display HDR content and true blacks.I've had several Samsung devices, including a previous 10+ year old 40" LED HD TV this one replaced. Never any issues with them. My only wish is I had more room to mount a TV larger than 65"... I would have gone for the 85". I was blown away with how thin and light this thing is for its size. Paired with a new ONKYO TX-RZ50 and true Dolby 5.1.4 Atmos sound system (not some sound bar, rather a full surround system speaker setup), it is amazing to watch movies again and listen to immersive audio.

Love this thing. Have had no issues at all. Have a ps5 hooked up to it, and watch tons of movies. Definitely recommend using filmmaker mode setting to turn off all the extra unnecessary features such as smooth motion etc. the input response time on gaming also feels super solid.

This Samsung TV is fantastic....great deal and very fast shipping. The TV blows my older Vizio P55F1 out of the water with picture quality and brightness. I did have to play with some of the settings to get it not too bright but it really is a great TV. I had looked at the Hisense U8N 55 inch which went for about $400 less but I was wary of some of the reviews. I kept going to Sam's Club and looking at the Samsung OLED and to Best Buy and just had to admire the picture quality and colors. The colors really do pop because of the OD OLED screen. I am very glad to have made this purchase at this price.

After 6 months the TV died. Will not power on. Apparently, others have had the exact same problem with this TV. Amazon and the seller told me " not our problem". So I reached out to Samsung " customer service" ( what a joke) and set up a home repair online , since the item was still under warranty. I had the insane idea that when their response was that they would be at my home thursday afternoon, I could take that literally. Was I wrong! I tired calling their customer service number and was put on hold three times, each for about 20 minutes. When I finally got through, they were surprised to find I was crazy enough to think I could make an appointment online, just because they say you can. They tried to tell me that the technician tried calling me and couldn't get through. So, Im supposed to wait 24/7 by my phone with bated breath and if I miss that one call, I'm screwed? Then they had the audacity to tell me " we don't have time to be on the phone all day"! So we are basically at the point where this rude technician is supposed to call me and set up another appointment. surprise, surprise, no call. Even if I get through to the " customer service center", they just refer you to the repair service, that never answers. THANKS AMAZON, now I have a 2500$ piece of trash in my living room.

Multiple online reviews are true, this is a beautiful set with amazing picture quality. But there are a few things I wish I had known in advance.First, if you are using two rails for a VESA mount, you need four 8 mm bolts to attach them. I finally discerned this from the tiny cryptic diagram in the fold-out "setup guide". The length of the bolts depends on how thick the guides are--28-30 mm plus this thickness. I found 30 mm to work well for rails about 3 mm thick. Supplying four 8 mm bolts in the package would have been a nice touch in such an expensive TV, and if supplied 30 mm bolts proved to be too short, Amazon has them in all sizes.Second, even a cursory web search of how to find the POWER button reveals few clues. Yes, I know it turns the set on and off; thanks, 3 minute Internet video, and it's probably located along the bottom edge or back, depending on model, but where? Turns out it is under the tiny logo centered under the bottom of the frame, but even after you find it it is hard to find again due to its small size and almost flush protrusion. You need tactilly sensitive finger to find it assuming your finger is exactly centered on the "button". I do love the web nugget that if your model "lacks a power button" you have to use the remote. The possibility of NO power button certainly adds drama to your search for it. What's up with Samsung's ever-successful efforts to hide its power buttons? I have Samsung monitors that at least have enough button height to find them.These minor annoyances were worth it, it's a beautiful picture.