Customer Ratings & Reviews

Been a year with the 77” Samsung S90D OLED, and honestly… I still stop and stare at the screen like it’s the first day. The picture is anazing. Deep blacks, rich colors, smooth transitions. Movies, games, sports… it all looks amazing. • The OLED quality? Chef’s kiss. Blacks are very-black.especially compared to my old Vizio m series • Gaming on this thing? Fast, sharp, and responsive. No lag. It keeps up with my Xbox series X • Tizen (the smart interface) is decent. Not perfect, but it gets the job done. I don’t fight with it. • I paired the TV with an Q990C soundbar. Main reason was to take advantage of Q-Symphony • I baby it a bit ’cause, yeah, it’s OLED and burn-in is still in the back of my mind. I grabbed it for $1,799 on sale, which felt like a win. Still does. It’s held up well—no glitches, no screen issues, and it still turns heads when people come over. Would I buy it again? No question. But definitely pair it with good sound.

We are using this connected to Starlink so some of the programs aren’t as clear as the 4K we expected. I suspect it’s due to slow feeds. The tv works great and is bright all times of the day (night, bright sunlight, and everything in between).

Despite my horrific experience, I still believe Samsung is a great company and QD-OLED is a technology worth owning. That said, my 77" S90D died just 60 days from purchase. That is just 30 days past Best Buy's return window. And yet, despite Best Buy's rules and policies, I feel like they should have made an exception for this problematic model. FACT: Best Buy is very aware of the issues surrounding this Tv, because it's a well known, well documented issue. So should you buy this tv? If you recognize the value of the Quantum Dot technology, then yes, I'd say go for it, but just remember this: If you buy the 77" model, there is a solid 80% chance the power board inside your tv will die and you will have to get it repaired. Odds are the power board will fail more than 30 days into ownership, but less than a year. This means the tv repair should be covered under Samsung's warranty. The repair will involve contacting Samsung, answering all of their questions with: "Yes sir, I tried that. Yes sir, I also tried that." Once your Samsung representative is convinced you've done everything he has asked, he will then schedule a repair appointment. The appointment will be 7-28 business days in to the future, so be prepared to wait, and wait, and wait. On the date of your appointment, a local technician from a 3rd party service center will arrive to repair your tv. Watch them like a hawk. If you're not on top of situation, it's entirely possible your furniture could be damaged by accident, by the technicians. Insist on any nearby furniture be covered with heavy protective blankets. Finally, have several brand new microfiber clothes available to clean the screen. Any technician or team of technicians who come to repair your tv will leave it filthy and smudged with grease, oil and dirt. It will be on you to clean it and believe me, you will want to badly. Good luck, and God speed!

awesome tv, best picture i have ever seen. this is my most recent purchase in a long line of Samsung tv's and super glad I did it. The picture quality watching from the dinning room is exceptional (large angle--couldn't watch the old QLED at this angle )The Geek squad did a fantastic job with the installation and set up--thanks guys--oh the sound bar mounted to the frame holding the tv sounds great. I'm a happy camper, thanks crew.

The 77-inch Samsung S90D is an exceptional TV that offers one of the best viewing experiences available. Its combination of perfect blacks, vibrant colors, and spectacular brightness make it a fantastic all-rounder. It's undoubtedly one of the best high-end options of the year, especially for those who prioritize gaming and viewing in rooms with some ambient light.

This T.V. Was a big decision I made, it was a very expensive one also. I was only looking to spend around $500.,for one, but I am glad I spent the extra money. This T.V. Was a great investment the picture is awesome, baseball and basketball games I’m so close to the action. It’s fantastic

I love this TV. It has a great picture - very crisp and clear and it has a great side view too. I can be in the next room on the side and still see the picture clearly. I can't speak much for the sound because we use a sound bar.

Fantastic picture quality. Wish it had Dolby Vision support. OS is obnoxious and I wish they sold these without the "smart" aspect so I could just use my own streaming box.

Purchased this TV as a replacement to the 65” that I previously owned. The picture on this model surpassed my expectations. The contrast is stunning. Samsung OLED televisions in my opinion deliver the best resolutions. Connect this with a Samsung soundbar and sit back and be mesmerized. Would recommend this model over the LGs and Even the Sony Bravia.

The picture quality is absolutely breathtaking. The OLED technology delivers inky, true blacks and vibrant, lifelike colors that make every frame pop. Whether I’m watching an action blockbuster or a slow-burn drama, the contrast and clarity are stunning. Dark scenes reveal details I’ve never noticed before, and bright scenes feel rich and immersive without being harsh on the eyes.

Man this tv is truly amazing! Colors, picture quality and brightness plus when you pair with the Samsung surround sound with the subwoofer it makes watching movies incredibly, my only problem is that cheap looking remote and the fact it isn’t backlit will be my only complaint

We’ve owned nothing but Sony Bravia televisions for over 20 years. When I saw this Samsung OLED on sale I couldn’t pass up the price/performance value on this tv. We’ve been nothing short of amazed by it. Whether it’s gaming, sports, or movies, the picture quality is incredible. Split screen Call-of-Duty multi-player is actually usable at this size and there’s zero lag or ghosting. No issues with brightness on this OLED. I’ve never been impressed by Samsung televisions before, but we couldn’t be happier with this one.

Extremely nice picture, especially the wide view and the clarity was amazing!!!!

Great TV works smoothly, crisp colors, user interface is easy and intuitive when it works. Big draw back is that the TV just stopped working less than a year in wouldn’t turn on. Not sure if this is a Samsung TV issue or I just purchased a faulty TV.

I bought this TV on November 9th, 2024. It stopped working on November 10th, 2025... one day after the factory warranty expired. Evidently, this model has a known power supply issue that can cause the TV panel to stop working. Samsung is aware of this issue, but hasn't issued a recall. Samsung customer service would not help whatsoever. The customer service agent stayed on her script for over an hour and continued to tell me her manager was busy and wasn't available to speak to me. It's been a terrible experience. I've bought Samsung TV's for over 2 decades and have never had this level of difficulty with their product or customer service. They have lost a 25 year loyal customer. I would recommend buying a different tv and a different brand.. or you may end up having a 77" paper weight like me.

I can only give 5 stars to this TV. The best TV that I have ever owned. Super bright, sharp and clear image, fast menu, I honestly couldn't find any cons to this TV. It took me months of comparing with other TV models, checking how they did in different tests, super happy with the purchase, if you pair it with a Samsung sound bar, the Q symphony does a great job of sending the best sound to your ears.

Best (OLED) TV of 2024 Vs. 95D - the Matte Finish Kills the S95D. Was going to buy the S95D, but the matte finish kills the OLED Blacks with any light source. The light is diffused, a larger area becomes grey, no deep blacks. - S90D has better Picture Quality, Glossy Finish is the way to go. - One Connect Box of S95D - Stay Away. My previous TV used to restart because of how hot the one connect box gets. S95D is too small to effectively sink the heat. It also slows down gaming (PS5, etc.) Vs. G4 - WOLED old Tech, Boring Colors. - S90D's QD-OLED is much better for Color Volume, Color Gamut. Very vibrant Colors. G4's WOLED is old tech. S90D's QD-OLED is the future. Do not by G4's WOLED. - Picture Upscaling might be slightly better with G4 if you watch anything 720p or so - but in 2024, if you are still wathing 720p, do not buy any of those TVs. For 1080p or 4K, No Difference, whatsoever, except the very boring colors of G4. Vs. A95L - Too slow. Too expensive. - If you do any gaming, you already know this TV sucks for it. S90D is the fastest. - Picture Upscaling might be slightly better with A95L if you watch anything 720p or so - but in 2024, if you are still wathing 720p, do not buy any of those TVs. For 1080p or 4K, No Difference, whatsoever, except the very high price tag of A95L along with its gaming vs. limitations. Bought 77' S90D: very happy so far. Best TV of 2024 (RTings.com is right). Period.

After a lot of research I decided on the Samsung S90D 77". It was delivered and setup and I couldn't be happier with it. The picture is the best I've ever seen. The blacks are really black and the colors pop. The 2024 Tizen OS is very easy to use, although it is a bit crowded. It has a setting to reopen the last APP used when you turned it off, this saves time. Adding a new APP is easy and you can place APPs in any order you need. The only TVs I've used in the last 25 years have ALL been Samsung and this one did not let me down. The best TV ever.

This model has very good color distribution and the glare is not bad for it not being a glare resistant tv. Fills out the living room and works good for movie end game nights!

I replaced my old Samsung UHD 75” LED TV with this S90D 77” OLED TV. The picture quality is superb. TV as such looks very sleek. The screen also is far less reflective making the hanging lights i. Front almost unnoticeable on the screen. Sound could be better, But i use a bose sound bar. In combination, it is an experience in itself watching a movie. The picture has no distortion even watching from 130 degrees angle.