EDU/EPP: SAMSUNG 65” S90D QD-OLED with trade-in and first time app users

Teeshagurl999

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I like the deal but insurance is hefty on the 65, $500 for 4 years. And I think I've heard Greek squad is better. Anyone ever buy this without insurance. Take the gamble?

FeistyChicken532

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FeistyChicken532

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Quote from Teeshagurl999

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I like the deal but insurance is hefty on the 65, $500 for 4 years. And I think I've heard Greek squad is better. Anyone ever buy this without insurance. Take the gamble?

I have it. Bonkers good TV. Some people have had pretty serious audio issues though. I've been lucky.

boohoo

2d ago

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boohoo

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Quote from FeistyChicken532

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I have it. Bonkers good TV. Some people have had pretty serious audio issues though. I've been lucky.

Serious audio issues? can you send me more info... my samsung and sonos is having hiccup issue were 1-3sec of no sound. Is it this?

KrispyKarim94

2d ago

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KrispyKarim94

2d ago

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My honest opinion. I have two Samsung OLED's and one LG OLED. The Samsung OLED's personally have a brighter more exaggerated picture which looks really good to anyone not into film. Colors definitely pop. On the down side: the software is the worst, it'll slow after about a year and it's full of ads (I suggest you disconnect your tv from the internet and connect a Apple TV or Shield) if you buy it be prepared to keep it where it's at forever because the display is super thin that when you move it you can easily break it. And yeah even if you connect to a soundbar the tv does glitch sometimes and gives out no audio until you unplug the soundbar HDMI and re plug happens about once every 6 month. It's glitchy. Frankly, pay the extra for an LG or Sony OLED unless you really like the colors that pop.

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Jason27104

2d ago

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Jason27104

2d ago

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I love my s90c from pre black Friday sales. I ended up getting a 65" from Best Buy for $1000, and a five year geek squad warranty that covers burn in was then prorated in cost down to $200. If you can wait, you'll probably save $400-500 when you factor in warranty, cost of the TV, and not having to do trade in and you end up with the only warranty that covers burn in.

GreenShape796

Yesterday

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GreenShape796

Yesterday

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Quote from KrispyKarim94

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My honest opinion. I have two Samsung OLED's and one LG OLED. The Samsung OLED's personally have a brighter more exaggerated picture which looks really good to anyone not into film. Colors definitely pop. On the down side: the software is the worst, it'll slow after about a year and it's full of ads (I suggest you disconnect your tv from the internet and connect a Apple TV or Shield) if you buy it be prepared to keep it where it's at forever because the display is super thin that when you move it you can easily break it. And yeah even if you connect to a soundbar the tv does glitch sometimes and gives out no audio until you unplug the soundbar HDMI and re plug happens about once every 6 month. It's glitchy. Frankly, pay the extra for an LG or Sony OLED unless you really like the colors that pop.

I can echo a lot of this. Have a S95B, beautiful display. The UI is fairly well thought out and looks nice. But, it is so slow and glitchy.

GhostGrayBolt

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GhostGrayBolt

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also have a sammy 65" oled and use it with a samsung soundbar and an appletv. Never use any of the built in crap that comes with it..Great picture..

EDU/EPP: SAMSUNG 65” S90D QD-OLED with trade-in and first time app users

$1,075

$1,400

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