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Samsung EPP: Samsung OLED S90F 4K Smart TV (2025): 77" $1530, 65" $1071 & More + Free S&H
$1,071
$2,500
57% off
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Must log in to you Samsung EPP account
use code: 25SOPDEC10 for additional 10% discount besides EPP 15% discount
use code: 25SOPDEC10 for additional 10% discount besides EPP 15% discount
- 42" [samsung.com] $688.49
- 48" [samsung.com] $746.99
- 55" [samsung.com] $917.99
- 65" [samsung.com] $1070.99
- 77" [samsung.com] $1529.99
- 83" [samsung.com] $2375.99
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Must log in to you Samsung EPP account
use code: 25SOPDEC10 for additional 10% discount besides EPP 15% discount
use code: 25SOPDEC10 for additional 10% discount besides EPP 15% discount
- 42" [samsung.com] $688.49
- 48" [samsung.com] $746.99
- 55" [samsung.com] $917.99
- 65" [samsung.com] $1070.99
- 77" [samsung.com] $1529.99
- 83" [samsung.com] $2375.99
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Samsung's S90F OLED is drawing attention as a bright, colorful QD OLED TV that stands out for gaming, upscaling, and strong SDR and HDR performance. The 77 inch model is repeatedly described as the latest model year at a standout price, with some checkout totals landing around $1,530 before tax and lower after stacked discounts. Main tradeoffs are Dolby Vision support, Samsung's DTS and app quirks, and return or warranty hassles that can erase some of the savings.
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It can work on some EPP accounts and on the 77-inch model, but it is reported as invalid on Education and first-responder accounts. Some shoppers also found the code removed a previously selected offer instead of lowering the total.
Watch the Samsung Vision AI video while signed in, then add the TV to cart; the discount can appear automatically without a separate code. Clearing cookies and using the TV & AV menu path reportedly helps when the offer does not show up.
The S90F is reported to be far brighter in Game Mode, more colorful, and better at handling direct reflections, while the C5 has Dolby Vision and can keep blacks darker in bright rooms. For Xbox and Dolby Vision content, the C5 has a slight edge; for brightness and QD-OLED color, the S90F does.
It does not support Dolby Vision, and DTS passthrough is also reported as unsupported. That means some setups may need an Apple TV, Nvidia Shield, or an external audio extractor/splitter for full media compatibility.
The 77-inch S90F is QD-OLED. The QD-OLED sizes called out here are the 55, 65, and 77-inch models; other sizes in the line are reported as WOLED.
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Now this is a silly opinion. Almost no one tries to claim Dolby Vision looks much better than HDR10+. They are absolutely nearly the same thing. The only real claims people make are:
1) Dolby Vision has much wider support than HDR10+. It's hard to find HDR10+ content basically anywhere, Dolby Vision is everywhere. Drastic difference.
2) That Dolby Vision looks a lot better than HDR10. But while this was definitely true on older OLEDs this is contested a lot on modern TV's to also be a minor difference
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