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https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews...n90cd-qled
Also, a famous cash back site is offering 7% back
https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews...n90cd-qled
Also, a famous cash back site is offering 7% back
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Depends on what you value, but I say "no" IMO. I'm a huge OLED fan - or maybe more accurately I'm generally just not a fan of LCD (or LED, QLED, etc… they're all LCD). With all this said, this model Samsung is very, very good. I'd still take OLED though.
This isn't a full list, but here are some tidbits:
LCD with LED backlight(s):
Brighter than OLED.
No risk of burn-in
Lower contrast
Slight blooming around bright objects on black backgrounds (this model, has mini-LED backlights)
Narrower viewing angles
OLED:
Very high contrast ("infinite")
Perfect black levels (see contrast)
Super fast response times (less motion blur)
Perfect viewing angles
Slight risk of burn-in (debatable as to how high of risk)
More stutter in panning shots due to extremely fast response times
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This isn't a full list, but here are some tidbits:
LCD with LED backlight(s):
Brighter than OLED.
No risk of burn-in
Lower contrast
Slight blooming around bright objects on black backgrounds (this model, has mini-LED backlights)
Narrower viewing angles
OLED:
Very high contrast ("infinite")
Perfect black levels (see contrast)
Super fast response times (less motion blur)
Perfect viewing angles
Slight risk of burn-in (debatable as to how high of risk)
More stutter in panning shots due to extremely fast response times
True, but for anyone following along don't expect plasma/OLED viewing angles. Depends on what "good enough" is for buyers. Here's an excerpt from rtings:
"The Samsung QN90C has a decent viewing angle. The image remains consistent at a moderate angle, but if you move too far off-center, colors fade, and the screen looks washed out. It's also good enough for a moderately wide seating arrangement, as you can move around the room without the image degrading. Due to the switch from VA panels to an ADS (IPS-like) panel, the 2023 QN90-Series TVs no longer feature an ultra-wide viewing angle layer."
"The Samsung QN90C has a decent viewing angle. The image remains consistent at a moderate angle, but if you move too far off-center, colors fade, and the screen looks washed out. It's also good enough for a moderately wide seating arrangement, as you can move around the room without the image degrading. Due to the switch from VA panels to an ADS (IPS-like) panel, the 2023 QN90-Series TVs no longer feature an ultra-wide viewing angle layer."
Exactly - it's "good" but not OLED good.