LG C4 vs. Samsung S90D: Battle of The Upper Mid-Range OLEDs

[@SENCORE_ISF]

Great review, however…… I believe it was a real miss not mentioning that QDOLED is not available with the 42-48 & 83” S90D models. These display sizes use WOLED panels. Given this display type is completely different none of the assertions made in this video can be reliably associated with the above model sizes. Unfortunate, given many people may not realize this and purchase a 42 48 or 83” television believing it is QDOLED and offers the attributes attributed in this video.

[@XxMeuktwoxX]

Thanks for your message! Almost bought a 48'' S90D without even knowing! Do you have a sense of what to get for a 48'' screen?

[@SENCORE_ISF]

@@XxMeuktwoxX Personally, I’m waiting for QDOLED to trickle down. WOLED does not have adequate high lumens color saturation annnnnnnd there is the green tint off axis issue, referring principally to the LGC4 Keeping my fingers crossed for a QD in 2025

[@mxcland]

I think it is very misleading for RTINGS to post reviews of the whole series of a given model (like this one for example S90D) where within the series different panels are used depending on the TV size. For example this review does not apply to the 85 inch model which uses a WOLED panel, not the QD OLED panel. The result of comparing the 83 inch C4 to the 85 inch S90D would lead to different conclusions. For many who come to see reviews in order to make a decision which TV to buy that may lead to great disappointment if they buy a TV with a different panel than what was reviewed. If RTINGS wants to retain the previously earned credibility they must differentiate the reviews based on the panel, not on the series. RTINGS, make the correction here on KZbin and also on your website.

[@trewright1482]

@@XxMeuktwoxXcheck out the B4 in 48inch at Best Buy. It was $699 at one point.

[@theboyisso6960]

Damn this is like a Apple tier scummy move by Samsung. Atleast LG has the same panel all across

[@amitsamra1937]

I went to BestBuy and Costco to check out the LG C4 since they have slightly different lighting conditions. I stood at the left and right edges and I couldn't notice the green tint - realistically, how far from center do people watch TV? From the center, the picture was absolutely stunning. Brightness was not an issue at all.

[@BARBELLS-AND-BUDS]

I wouldnt watch tv in a position that isnt lined up with the screen edge at least. If so buy a larger screen I cant imagine being more than 15-30° off center and even trying to watch the screen in reality

[@amitsamra1937]

@ I ended up buying a 65 inch TCL QM7 and it’s been great. No problems viewing from extreme angles either but I sit in the center.

[@BARBELLS-AND-BUDS]

@@amitsamra1937 I bought Samsung 65" QN65Q7DAAFXZA. I got it on sale a yr and a half ago on sale. Its a pretty solid TV, but there is hot spots on a purely black screen, but not in the corners. The self charging remote has never died yet, and I never put it on the usb charger. Looks WAY better than any of the budget $600 and under TVs I tried prior. I really want an OLED, but Im not a rich guy and this one still works...

[@TheDrunkenGrape]

This green tint argument is bullsh&t

[@FightMang36]

U got to bear in mind those are the nerd part of the reviews it's probably barely noticeable even tho i like rtings reviews, i never watch TV from an angle like that. I just went with the LG c4 and I had the choice they both have features where one is better than the other slightly but its even match up the price for the LG was better for me lol.

[@Whitewolf_1186]

Can confirm how colorful and vibrant the S90D looks. I've had mine for a month now, and the only minor gripes I have are the low bitrate content smoothing (which i knew wouldn't be the greatest going in, but isn't completely terrible), and how the depth enhancer can sometimes blur the picture a tad depending on where it 'thinks' you're looking, but beyond that it's the best tv I've ever owned. It's stupid bright, has fun colour and contrast boosting options, is very versatile in game mode to go with the auto genre tone mapping, and upscales everything you could possibly want to watch so well that it feels like you're watching all of your old favourites for the first time! Could the processing be a tad better? Definitely, but this tv more than makes up for it with everything else it offers. Highly recommend, especially for the price!

[@MasterEggroll]

Never use contrast enhancers

[@josuexq]

​@@MasterEggrollwhy ?

[@blast0is]

Might be smart to mention that not all sizes of the S90D are QD-OLEDs..

[@Whitewolf_1186]

55, 65 and 77 inch are QD OLED in North America, at least. Samsung doesn't make them in the 42, 48 and 83 inch sizes yet

[@blast0is]

@@Whitewolf_1186 I know that - hence why i should be mentioned. There is a reason why they removed QD-OLED in their own marketing

[@scottbrady4472]

​@@blast0is very poor from Samsung.

[@leooficial1]

​@@Whitewolf_1186The same here in Brasil.

[@boltongame5054]

@@Whitewolf_1186do you know in Canada ?

[@KillaSin515]

I have been LG guy but after my sister bought the S90D and I saw in person in real world condition.....the S90D is legit. I just wish it had DV.

[@KD-fu8ob]

Yeah no Dolby vision is a killer.

[@trewright1482]

@@KD-fu8obGreen Tint on C4 is a major killer for me…

[@Impetu0us]

Seems like the same situation from 2023, LG really should have brought MLA to the C series, or reintroduced something between C & G series like there used to be so that they can be competitive on price against the S90C/D. I like WebOS and LG's mitigation against burn in but S90C/D just seems like a no brainer over the C3/4. I wish Samsung would stop being so stubborn with Dolby Vision/DTS as well.

[@stephenpatterson8056]

Samsung's second gen QD-OLED, based off of rtings testing, is superior to LG's efforts in terms of burn in mitigation. G3 had more burn in after 8 months than S95C had after 12 months. Also, DV really just isn't an issue for these TVs. The QD-OLEDs don't need it. The MLA equipped LG models don't really need it. LG is getting wise to that since some of their LCD models dropped it this year. The main benefit of DV is dynamic HDR metadata. But when you have an OLED display with perfect contrast, black levels, and high peak brightness, well, suddenly there's no need for dynamic HDR metadata. That perk goes out the window

[@masomaf]

Agree mla should have been on c series. Especially because g series in some countries dont come with a stand, without extra ordering these.

[@masomaf]

@@stephenpatterson8056 A citate from rtings: LG WOLED. After two months, the two QD-OLED displays on this test (Samsung S95B OLED and the Sony A95K) are both showing signs of possible permanent image retention (burn-in), but the LG WOLED TVs like the LG C2 OLED and the LG G2 OLED are clean. These results bring up a few interesting questions

[@SterkeYerke5555]

I'm really glad Samsung stepped into the OLED game, but personally, I just don't trust them anymore. Between the support bracket on this S90D being pushed under the motherboard, the S95B's regularly getting shipped with bent panels and our own Q60T breaking just after the warranty expired - which they all do apparently - I think they're just too much of a gamble. Add to that some weird bugs (especially in 50Hz content) and lacklustre customer support, I'm not getting a Samsung again. Tbf, LG's customer support hasn't been much better me up until now. I've been trying to report a few bugs since january, but they're still convinced it must be either a hardware issue on our c3 or something to do with the devices we're connecting to it.

[@mrwalker6026]

You should note about heat and thermal throttling with extended HDR viewing or mostly white screenn inSDR. Essentially negating the brightness advantage mentioned ofbthe S90D

[@coleevans2487]

Can you guys do a comparison of the 42-inch models? With them both being WOLED this would be a great comparison, especially for those considering each for a desktop monitor.

[@datamesh8418]

You might as well go lg since it has the DV and the QD advantage is lost on the Samsung at size.

[@stopthefomo]

green tint kills the C4 for me as this appears to be an issue across all their C4 models, some worse than others - green on skin tones is just too noticeable; would've been better if it was a slight magenta tint but not green

[@Diggerless]

I've had my 65" C4 for a week & zero sign of any green tint - RTINGS must have a bad unit.

[@alexg9155]

​@@DiggerlessSame here. 48" C4, 0 green tint.

[@langstonbelin]

@@Diggerlessare you watching at a angle

[@Diggerless]

@@langstonbelin yeah 90 degrees bang on ;) . . . I have viewed from the 27'ish degree angles as mentioned in the review. 2 points to note though in all seriousness. Maybe I need to get some more hours on her, secondly I am in the UK so potentially from a different manufacturing batch.

[@aaronspencer8841]

Fomo, I took back an 84 inch C3 that I just bought for this very reason. Almost couldn’t believe my eyes having come from and loving the C9. I watch a lot of B&W films, and this tint made them look like puke. Also, just like this video showed my C3 started to turn green when I was only slightly off angle!! Again, all of this was astounding, since OLEDs basically have zero issues off angle. Went with the slightly smaller 77 inch S90C instead.

[@thejoeker9957]

I love these ‘vs’ videos, could yall possibly do a Samsung S90D vs S90C video?

[@RTINGSdotcom]

👀👀

[@ahmet_10]

​@@RTINGSdotcomhi, when will we see qn90d video?

[@KryssN1]

S90d every day all day I got s90c and it has faulty motion, mainly 5:5 pulldown. Which is fixed in 2024 models. It has better upscaling and better color calibrated bt2020 color profile.

[@thejoeker9957]

@@KryssN1 yessir, I bought the S90D and it’s the best picture I have ever seen!

[@josuexq]

​​@@thejoeker9957 I was in the store and had C4 and S90D next to each other. The clear superiority of S90D on color and brightness was no joke. I bought the samsung

[@daleharper6869]

I'm in the market for a 42" or 48" model. Is the S90D with the WOLED panel still better than the C4?

[@TheBoochi-j7b]

Yes

[@AndrewJohnWard]

Looks better in the store to me but don't know about calibrated

[@UroboricNate]

These models are my 2 options for 42”, but with the s90d 42” not being qd OLED, and the fact that I will be sitting directly in front of my tv 99.9% of the time, is the Samsung still the clear winner? I also plan on using streaming services fairly often too, and I know the s90d doesn’t support Dolby vision, so I’m curious, would most people still choose the s90d in this scenario?

[@kevintaylor1824]

This review sealed the deal for me. I'm getting that S90 D.

[@WilFlores-nz7fj]

Veremos cusnto te dura con la baja calidad de samsung

[@johnmartin7158]

Hi Kevin, did you find the colour more realistic with the Samsung.

[@B-ch6uk]

I love mine

[@scnut76]

Mine died after 2 weeks. Good luck.

[@alejandroibarra3032]

@@WilFlores-nz7fjLG se ve amarillo mejor no 😅

[@Kivancli79]

If only Samsung put more effort and attention into processing on their QD-oled models, instead of the 8K Qled's. It would had also fixed the slight lesser motion on the Samsung's vs LG & Sony tv's.

[@ahmet_10]

Çözdüler s95d ile motion sorununu

[@verttisyrjala2897]

For regular usage Samsungs motion interpolation is not bad at all, artifacts are extremely rare in my experience, or at least artifacts that I can notice.

[@ahmet_10]

@@verttisyrjala2897 which samsung tv do you have?

[@verttisyrjala2897]

@@ahmet_10 S95B, their first qd-oled

[@ahmet_10]

@@verttisyrjala2897 so, I guess there is no stutter problem while watching movies? I heard that the S95d fixed this even more, what settings do you make to avoid being affected by stutter, judder and blur?

[@JohnLassen-y4t]

How do you give the S90D a 7.5 for build when yours came with misaligned HDMI ports and the panel was bent? That sounds like horrendous quality control if something like that made it into the real world. Perhaps you just got super unlucky but it gives me real pause in dropping that much money on the S90D.

[@nikchris69]

lol wtf? That why you got warranty, this is a non-issue

[@stepheng8779]

​@@nikchris69DOH🤦 clue build quality, nothing to do with warranty.

[@consultoronline4356]

@@stepheng8779 Why so hysterical? Ok, one in million come with some mounting issue... just return it to take a new one, geez.

[@Adrianek81]

Both great tvs in my opionion,buy any of them and you will be happy,my pick is s90D

[@GeordiLaForgery]

Good stuff Rtings.

[@RTINGSdotcom]

Thank you! 😄

[@danielallen7384]

Being a gamer and using my pc idk. The trade-offs are ridiculous. I have a LG C1 oled now and it's a great tv. But I'm wanting to upgrade and go bigger. With the LG having Nivdia G-Sync and Dolby Vison it's almost a no brainer. But the awesome color depth on the Samsung is hard to ignore. I can't decide!

[@quebuena111]

Have you decided?

[@switchunboxing]

The Samsung has G-Sync too I believe, it’s just not officially certified. Sounds like Samsung is the winner for gaming. And it’s cheaper right now.

[@danielallen7384]

@switchunboxing it doesn't have the g-sync module like LG has. I ended up buying Samsung 75" s90d oled. But I took it back because it was a cheap, made piece of crap with an even worst video processer. I went with the TCL QM8 85". A lot better tv for less money.

[@danielallen7384]

@quebuena111 I ended up buying the Samsung 75" s90d oled. But I took it back because it was a cheap made piece of crap with an even worst video processer. The A.I. upscaler is complete dog s**t. I went with the TCL QM8 85". A lot better tv for less money. Way more brightness than even the top tier oleds, blacks are damn close to a oled and the color depth is fantastic. They're running a sell on the 65" now. A hell of a deal for a great tv.

[@quebuena111]

@@danielallen7384 I bought the C4, it’s been really good!

[@asafblasbergvideographer]

The green tint on the viewing angle is unfortunate. Did you try another LG C4 to rule it out? What about at different screen sizes? Did you let LG know about this issue?

[@alexg9155]

I have a C4 and I have 0 green tint, weird.

[@lvproductionsinc9748]

you just don’t realize it. it’s there on them all, shows up heavier depending upon content. you would notice it if it was next to another tv being compared

[@alexg9155]

@@lvproductionsinc9748 I did compare it to another tv I have. There is 0 tint, only a slight brightness drop. Same goes for many others that have the C4 (I assume you don't). I also compared vs the video on the Rtings review, and I can see it clearly there, but not on mine. We'll see what LG has to say as Rtings have contacted them.

[@mrsmith9105]

I have not seen any green tint either nor have seen it from other reviewers. Seems weird they claim that here.

[@asafblasbergvideographer]

Thank you all for your responses!

[@issaciams]

I dont get this green hue thing. I just watched a c4 in a best buy and it did not have any green hue issues. Wonder if it was a software issue?

[@tomle2553]

I think it's a panel/unit variation issue..

[@Squishmallows24]

In your reviews, why was the “movies” score removed? You only have “hdr movies” now but no score for sdr movies

[@spartan_a1176]

I think the S90D just wins overall. You're getting a lot at a lower price compared to other flagship expensive tvs, in my opinion.

[@jackbladelive]

Not in my country, apparently Samsung is more expensive than LG.

[@aaronspencer8841]

Just bought an 83 inch C3, came from a C9, which i loved. I was so disappointed to find out it had horrible off axis green color tinting, which absolutely destroyed black & white movies. Took it back and got the 77 inch S90C instead.

[@alexcollazo7796]

I got the same. It's wonderful.

[@monkeycap811]

How noticeable was the size difference or you quickly adjusted?

[@trewright1482]

I have a 77 inch S89c and it is glorious

[@aaronspencer8841]

I get it tomorrow, so I’ll find out and try to give you some feedback.

[@varshoee]

There is no green tint om my C3. interestingly I like the off angle picture quality more. it's weird that colors look more vibrant to my eyes when I do not watch TV sitting directly in front of it.

[@CURIOSITYCREED]

During these comparison if we get to see each TV's playing different type of 4K contents one by one running on both the TV's at the same time in dark room and bright room, while you dictating its pros and cons, it would be nice, and gives a overall idea about image quality which matches each individuals taste. We barely seen any video on both the TV's in a TV comparison video.

[@rerikm]

after KZbin compression you won't notice a thing

[@monokendo]

the qc issues is what scares me i somehow never had luck with the samsung brand

[@huso1984]

I have 3 samsung tvs one is 10 years old still going strong another one is the UA65KS8000 it's 8 years old still working and the last one I bought is the QN90A it's 3 1/2 years old works perfect while my brother had the LG C1 and it broke down he couldn't turn it on I wouldn't buy anything else except Samsung

[@scnut76]

Yeah I just bouhgt the S90D 16 days ago and woke up this morning to a brick. I've never had an issue with LG tv's...

[@Michael-lv8gt]

​@@scnut76 did it get fixed?

[@scnut76]

@@Michael-lv8gtI bought it at Costco so I took it back and got a new one. Working so far.

[@TheUncleSpiderX]

My S90D died at 12 days lol

[@BARBELLS-AND-BUDS]

Which one is more reliable? A friend has has nothing but issues with Samsung s95. Boards failing and no replacement to be found, They had to give him a new TV. It happened 2x. Bad luck or bad TV?

[@TheUncleSpiderX]

My S90D died in 12 days

[@Frygisk]

Samsung just has bad QC

[@Adil-ly4sk]

Hmm. Just bought my C4 77 inch a few days ago and tested the green tint viewed at an angle and I really cannot see it. I tried from multiple angles. If there is, it is extremely minuscule where someone would have to really look for it to notice anything. Even then, I’m not convinced it’s there.

[@trewright1482]

Green tint my man. I returned my C4 because of it

[@wayner-model5880]

Your reviews ROCK!

[@crunchtime4l]

C4 got bodied in this review, damn

[@kurakuson]

.....backhanded slap?

[@stevenoconnor5693]

I agree damn I’m happy. I have the s90c myself.

[@crunchtime4l]

@@kurakuson more like a tiger driver 93 suplex

[@ahmet_10]

Are you happy with its stutter?​@@stevenoconnor5693

[@EveronesInvited]

@@stevenoconnor5693 How do you like the tv?

[@holynito2009]

i just saw in my local electronic stores for both tv , not side by side , but to my eyes why C4 picture quality wins over S90D ?? also LG C4 looks more glossy compared to S90D . Is this just my own preference ?? what do you think ?

[@JoeRobinson-p7x]

I'm looking to buy a 42" oled for a PC gaming monitor. Are there any reviews or suggestions on c4 42" vs S90D 42"? I know the Samsung uses the LG panel, I'm interested in the differences in brightness and image processing. For example, I've read many places the C4 is dimmer in gaming mode, is this also an issue on the S90D?

[@switchunboxing]

I just got the Samsung and after a day of use, my eyes are BURNING and my head is HURTING. What is it about these TVs? The high contrast? Extra processing? I don’t know.

[@chingsauce858]

I just pulled the trigger on a 55” C4 as the black friday deals made the s90d and c4 equal priced. I was leaning towards the s90d yet in the UK the only QD-OLED version is the 65” all the rest are WOLED which made the choice easier

[@gertiasllani3564]

55 inches are qd-oled

[@chingsauce858]

@ not in the uk mate, i had looked up the products codes for the uk only 65 inch

[@Cabby-om2tv]

Grabbing a 65" S90D tomorrow to pair with the PS5 Pro system.

[@Woergler86]

Only 65? I bought 77 today.

[@Cabby-om2tv]

@Woergler86 77 inch too big for my bedroom. I have my big tv out in the living room 😁

[@Woergler86]

@@Cabby-om2tv okay. I don't have a TV in my bedroom^^ only use bedroom for sleeping.

[@SAMI-SEM-997]

Only 77 ? I got the 85" ​@@Woergler86

[@alb-mk2mt]

@@SAMI-SEM-997 Only 85"? I got the 200"!

[@maddog4u31757]

RTings two videos lead me to getting my 90D today 🙂

[@paulnoname2329]

Absolutely need to compare the 42 inch models - since both are WOLED - how do they stack up there???

[@ZMRA88]

42" versions which tv is better if its going to be used mainly for gaming?

[@Shini1984]

Either. They're both woled in 42 inch size, you only get qdoled in 55-77 sizes and only if you're careful or lucky when buying. Scamsung at its best - selling both qd-oled and woled under the same product name.

[@ferdinandcruz2451]

I'm glad I watched this review; it helped me decide to go with the S90D.

[@guruh5433]

Please suggest between s90d vs qn90d , room is medium bright

[@davidmenda8025]

Great review. I looked at the 2 units side by side and both are very good. My senses review picked Samsung. The bright highlights were not washed out (there was still color present) and a much sleeker remote. The sound quality was a bit better in the LG.

[@SuperMerlot]

This dude exagerates a lot with his descriptions or is clearly biased. 1000 USD is not spending "a bit more" for the G4 and the difference between both tvs in terms of image quality isn't so big as he makes it seems. I went to see both tvs personally and could not find any green tint on the lg.

[@trewright1482]

LG cope is real….

[@seansheehan3536]

Another Great and informative review

[@chaostade4087]

Im gussing this is the QD oled youre talking about. Samsung makes WOLED for the 55" in europe. So i was wondering (along with other europeans i guess) which is the best WOLED the c4 or the s90d?

[@sharpsharp5200]

good question 😃

[@budthecyborg4575]

4:35 The 10% window really doesn't show how much more dim game mode is on the C4. In the real scene test the Landscape Pool scene is 60% brighter in movie mode than game mode.

[@mercurialgaming8145]

Hey, Samsung does not have Dolby support. If I connect this TV with apple 4K TV and since apple 4K TV box support dolby atmos, would it solve the problem in Samsung tv?

[@The92Waffles]

Does the LG C4 need to be in game mode to support higher hertz? If not then there's no reason to even use it, doesn't matter if its dimmer

[@enolin]

Do you know the difference (and which is best) between these two Samsung S90D? S90DATXXU (QD-OLED panel) and S90DAEXXU (W-OLED panel) ? I'm in Switzerland and I don't know which one we do have. I am not sure we do have the choice actually.

[@dennisp362]

I got a 65 inch c4 for 1350 during black friday with a LG soundbar. Couldn't justify spending all that extra for the S90D. Happy with it so far, and 0 tint from side views.

[@mrgold3591]

I also went for the 65C4 to replace my 55C9. I have other LG OLEDs and didn't want to mix/calibrate/learn different quirks with another TV type. Plus, my Sonos soundbars, Xfinity cable box, Blu-ray player, PlayStation, and using as PC monitor is all figured out with the other OLEDs.

[@coltonlee5368]

Where did you find it for $1350?

[@dennisp362]

@coltonlee5368 it's 1274 now I got it adjusted. LG partner site

[@mrjafs4616]

@@coltonlee5368$1299 here both c4 and s90d dont know which one to get

[@andrearubinacci2212]

I have a 65 inches C3 since an year and i've noticed the green tint straight out of the box. That really bothered me so I decided to get a replacement but, even it's slightly less noticeable, even the 2nd unit has the same issue so I decided to keep it. If this problem was already present on last year model (C3) i wonder why none mentioned it, i would have probably gone with the s90c that was a very tempting alternative for me at that time. Nevertheless, the green tint is noticeable only when watching programs with very large areas of light colours, like sports for ex., but not when watching general stuff and movies, so, apart from this, the lg C series remains a great collection.

[@omran1367]

What about panel lottery in S90D ?! And the bad build quality?

[@stephenpatterson8056]

There isn't a panel lottery with S90D. It depends on the size. 55, 65, 77 will be 2nd gen QD-OLED panels. Any other size will be WOLED LG panels.

[@Andygofan]

You didnt mention one of the most important topics: motion processing.

[@StardustLegacyFighter]

The S90D may be objectively better, but the cheaper build quality, QC issues, and pannel lottery make it an inviable pick for most sensible people looking to buy a TV that lasts more than a decade.

[@bergerbunny]

If you think any OLED is lasting over a decade, you’re crazy

[@HowIsThat69]

​@@bergerbunnyhmmm mine is from 2019, still no issues. Ok only half way, but the display is still great

[@dariomladenovski7047]

panel lottery? LG is the one with bad uniformity not Samsung, uniformity on the QD OLED's has been clean so far unlike on the LG OLED's

[@TheDrunkenGrape]

True

[@Totomuncher]

Meanwhile here i am returning my 4th LG C3 for QC ISSUES...and no im not a samsung fan boy I have 4 LG oleds in my home! LG has gone downhill with QC! Just google bent tv panel for LG Oleds. Dead pixels on newly shipped tvs and developing more over a few years! My LG B7 has no dead pixels and ive had it since 2018. Checked out my LG C1 and B1 and dead pixels everywhere and Ive had those tvs since 2022!

[@oT8o9Mo]

Do I need DTS audio support if I'm only watching contents on streaming services that have DTS audio?

[@aaron7160]

Is there any high end 48 inch.? Seems all the good tvs start at 55

[@itzzDizZY]

Both C4 and S90D comes in 48 inch.

[@twostroketom]

Thanks guys, I was just wondering would your opinion remain the same for the 42" version of both or does the WOLED Panel on the Samsung 42" make a difference to the comparison?

[@adoniscoolgaming1278]

Idk why they didn’t go over this 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@JamesHopes-vf5yp]

You guys are absolutely beast. Keep these videos coming. LG G4 Vs Samsung S95D next please?

[@RTINGSdotcom]

Keep your eyes peeled 👀

[@bruh_hahaha]

Do LG TVs look more blue than others? I currently have one that’s less than 3 years old and it has gone blue so I’m looking to buy another TV but I don’t know if I will go with another LG.

[@khaledalgaber1733]

Guys help me which one to chose i will buy it tomorrow i wanna play ps5 and watch things with my family which is better? Both same price here

[@mariiamuller4545]

Have u decided? asap

[@westwonic]

My 8 year old LG OLED 55EF950V gave up last week, I replaced it with a LG C4 55 inch. I also own a LG CX 48". I cannot see any difference between the C4 and CX. However, I believe the 8 year old TV was superior in image quality.

[@arrowhead6658]

Did you turn off the power saver

[@blazingfire90034]

You've got power saver on 100%

[@westwonic]

@@arrowhead6658 I thought I had as I went to the preferred picture settings, but alas not so. Much better now thanks

[@mrsmith9105]

Green tint on the C4? I have seen a couple models and have not noticed that. Wonder if you got a bad model as you are the only one claiming the green tint issue.

[@XYZ-ef3mo]

I viewed in store - no green tint

[@pashazana8911]

please someone tell me %100 oled G4 or C4 Burn in after along year?? ❤️❤️ when iam using for ps5 and Fillm or KZbin 😍? My contry doesn’t support 5 yaers warranty i don’t know what to do 🤭😰😗

[@Lozin80]

I’m looking for a new bedroom tv and I’ve narrowed it down to two. The C4 & S95D, I’ve ruled out the S90D & Bravia 8 and I see the C4 has been getting quite the glowing reviews as of just recently so they must have dropped some new firmware to address some of the issues between this comparison and now. As someone who owns a G2 & QN90B as my two main sets I can also confidently say that not having Dolby Vision on the Samsung is a total non issue.

[@amiauslander]

I would love to see anyone do a comparison of the S90D QD-OLED to the S90D WOLED version. If anyone has done it please point me in their direction. Without it I am not sure anyone can make a proper S90D review as customers often will not know if the review applies to the one they are getting.

[@stephenpatterson8056]

It's all size based with the S90D. If you're getting a 55, 65, or 77 you're getting QD-OLED. Any other size will be WOLED. As for comparison, this video essentially is showing you that. The WOLED S90D models will basically look like the C4, except maybe without the off angle color tint

[@amiauslander]

@@stephenpatterson8056 Unfortunately there are a couple problems with this comment. 1. The sizes you refer to only apply to the US market. Europe, for example, seems only to be getting the QD-OLED version in 65". 2. There are many problems with assumption based assessments. Just one example, Sony uses Samsung panels and those TVs review very differently.

[@boltongame5054]

@@amiauslanderdo you know in Canada if the 65 model have a qd Oled panel ?

[@dmbowers]

Thank you for the information! I have been going back and forth for weeks now trying to decide which to go with, as their prices are the same at the moment. This convinced me the Samsung is the right choice!

[@TheMoises1213]

42” models act the same?

[@DoctorHades]

Until Samsung improve their quality control and support both Dolby Vision and DTS then I would never consider buying one of their OLED TVs even if they are good in all other respects. I’d feel like I am paying more for less personally. Also, no mention of the magenta tint and elevated black levels on Samsung’s QD-OLED displays when used in a non-dark room?

[@stephenpatterson8056]

There's no visible magenta tint to the QD-OLEDs in person. It's only something that shows when trying to capture them on camera. Similar to how WOLEDs oftentimes have a teal tint when captured on camera. They also do not demonstrate raised blacks in a lit room. You have to really focus a light source on the panel to get it to do that. I have an S90C and viewing it during the day in my bright living room (non direct windows, no blinds) the screen looks black as could be. Dolby Vision will I suppose at this point just never leave certain people's wish list but on these newer OLEDs with their high brightness levels, DV really just isn't necessary anymore. It was great back when OLEDs had extremely low peak brightness and poor tone mapping of HDR10. But those days are well in the rear view. DV simply is not a particularly useful feature anymore. For certain display types, it NEVER was a useful feature

[@timothys9288]

@@stephenpatterson8056 - I frankly don't see the greent tint on LG or Magenta tint on Samsung that people talk about. These TVs side by side in filmmaker mode with SDR content look identical.

[@saadmoot961]

@@stephenpatterson8056 True 100%

[@almassengale]

The ones I've seen have that tint when off. Not when on.

[@trewright1482]

Why are you an LG Troll?

[@baroneleve1196]

Sticking with the LG for reliability. I still have my C2, no issues. I bought a high-end Samsung the same time i bought the C2. It died 8 months after purchase 😢

[@rycmrc]

For Netflix & KZbin only which is better?

[@RTINGSdotcom]

Hello! Help with personalized buying advice is something our experts offer only via our insider forums www.rtings.com/forums/insider-advice. We do have lots of self-service tools and recommendation articles that should be helpful as well though!

[@huzzlin4979]

Not a personalized response. Most people watch only from streaming services. Netflix UHD tier offers Dolby Vision. Wouldn't that make the LGs picture quality superior over the non Dolby Vision? I'm very much enjoying my C3 with Dolby Vision. Makes all the difference.

[@MarcelMuller-yf5rh]

Is the s90d woled also better than the c4,?

[@chappy48]

Don't most people have a separate device for sound though...like a receiver into a 5.1 or 7.1 surround?

[@mrgold3591]

I added the Sonos soundbar/sub/surrounds to my LG OLEDs (Arc+65C4, Arc Ultra+77C1, Beam2+55C1). The LG OLEDs is wall mounted, the speakers are pretty small, and point downward. The TV speakers are not enough if you want full 5.1 or Atmos audio to fill a large room.

[@ihaveasecret9539]

The S90 series has been killing it

[@fernandos539]

which is better? Is the Samsung only better in color saturation? The purchasing decision would be based on the taste for more intense or natural colors.

[@RTINGSdotcom]

Hello! Help with personalized buying advice is something our experts offer only via our insider forums www.rtings.com/forums/insider-advice. We do have lots of self-service tools and recommendation articles that should be helpful as well though!

[@TheDrunkenGrape]

There is no green tint on the C4. It is also a much sturdier build quality. The S90D is flimsy

[@AntEyeSociety]

C4 is better.

[@gashucommon5551]

77 S90 D WOLED at 1900/ 77 C4 is 3299 Euros. Samsung is cheaper due to Employee discounts etc. 65 S90D QDOLED at 1100 euros. Which one will you recommend.

[@MarcusTurner-db5qv]

Nice video keep up the good work

[@asafblasbergvideographer]

When will you review the SONY BRAVIA 9?

[@ghnbtrcv8672]

yes please this

[@RenoBanks]

Very in depth review . Damn I’m stuck. Don’t know which one i should choose now

[@dibils]

does samsung have proper HGIG yet? as in TV doesnt do any tone mapping

[@wobble108]

Need to do a sided by side with the woled and qdoled.

[@guilhermemuradpim7317]

wow, so detailed! thanks :)

[@jerryjazzbo2845]

The C4 is excellent as a computer monitor. I'm not into gaming, and I always view my TV on-axis (being in a small room).

[@incognito8477]

I have the C4 and love it

[@mrjafs4616]

HELP which one to get. I might play once in a while but most of the time youtube and netflix only. Both of them same price.

[@consultoronline4356]

S90d

[@mrjafs4616]

@ end up getting the c4 :) no complain so far :) i was next to c4 and s90d in the store.

[@exactmat]

How is it for gaming? Bright enough?

[@RigVader]

No mention of panel lottery, potentially for ANY panel size (at least globally).. What?!!

[@TheBoochi-j7b]

For Samsung if you want a qled OLED in the USA you want to look for FXZA that the end of the serial number on the box or in store on the sizes any Samsung s90d ending with FXZA on its serial number is a QD-OLED panel in the US

[@RigVader]

@@TheBoochi-j7b Yeah, similar in the EU you can tell them apart from the product code (an A vs a T I believe). All great, if you know 🙃

[@jacksully5580]

What has better motion blur I want what ever is better for fps gaming

[@TheBoochi-j7b]

Both have great motion handling actually I have both and both do great with motion.

[@JorgeSantos-uw3gk]

I’ve always seen reviews and was certain that i preferred the s90d btu after seeing them side by side in person something about the lg just looked so much better, plus qd oled burns in much faster than woled, I thought that qd oled colors would pop more but it didn’t

[@BeatelementhePiH]

C4 vs S90D I'm giving it to Samsung G4 vs S95D I'm giving it to LG Never say that any brand is better than the other...

[@muhammadndeem2698]

Did anyone got burn in issue in Samsung oled S90C or LG C3?

[@erfa10]

So Samsung's been refusing to disclose whether their budget and midrange OLEDs use WOLED or QD-OLED, your reviews pretty much conclude that the S90D is QD (or at least these batches are), but could you take a look at the S85D to confirm its panel tech?

[@stephenpatterson8056]

S85D will almost certainly be all WOLED; S90D in 55, 65, 77 will be 2nd gen QD-OLED; S95D will be 3rd gen QD-OLED. Only real annoyance is with the S90 series offering various sizes in WOLED as well. It would be a more concise lineup to just have the full S85 line be WOLED, S90 just have the 3 2nd gen sizes and S95 have the 3 3rd gen sizes

[@boltongame5054]

So you know in Canada if the 65 model s90c is a qd Oled panel ?

[@stephenpatterson8056]

@@boltongame5054 55 and 65 S90Cs are all QD-OLED. But they may either be a 1st gen or 2nd gen panel. The 2nd gen panels perform a bit better. All 77 models are 2nd gen QD-OLED because there were never 1st gen panels in that size.

[@ZyliceLiddell]

Are the Samsung menus still laggy?

[@kuxii_youtube]

Stop The Fomo says Tizen has the snappiest interface now

[@FightMang36]

Overall the samsung has the better picture quality and that is a primary thing u should look for when comparing tvs along with quality. Both reputable names both good, but the clearer better brighter picture quality made me choose samsung. it's a undeniable difference when they are side by side.

[@manuj371]

What about the judder? S90D has some serious judder issue while LG is super smooth.

[@jrbrawlersgaming1816]

Cant you still get dts decoding using a reciever?

[@jrbrawlersgaming1816]

Edit: I goggled it and yes , you can. So If you're using an av receiver you'll still have dts, that is if your receiver supports it.

[@gustavo789ful]

I live in Brazil and I just bought the new Samsung S90D, can someone tell me if the panels are WOLED or QD-OLED here in Brazil?

[@jollama]

Can’t do your own research huh?

[@michaelvantonder]

55 and 65 will be QD. Rest WOLED

[@gustavo789ful]

@@jollama I did it, but I didn't found any valid information at all.

[@gustavo789ful]

@@michaelvantonder Thanks, bro. Are u really sure?

[@jollama]

@@gustavo789ful Claims to have not found any valid info, but will go along with the first KZbin comment he sees. Ok buddy

[@johnb4905]

This is a perfect case of going off the measurements and not noticing that the C4 is brighter and gasp, has better color saturation with content than the S90D. Samsung is doing a poor job of optimizing the QD OLED panel so far this year. Just more follies from rtings.

[@TheBoochi-j7b]

Lol okay I have both tv, s and my s90d is way better looking than my C4

[@mehedi4857]

What about the Sony Bravia 8 OLED TV, which competes against these 2?

[@kclaytree2734]

Bravia 8 will be the more accurate among the C4 and S90D due tomSony's typically good if not great image processing, è 22nd 99 I 9-0-1Cbut will not match Samsung's color brightness because the S90D has a quantum dot layer.

[@ThatGuyTechs]

Hopefully the LG C5 gains the MLA panel tech from the G series. After all both the Samsung s90d and s95d have QD-OLED panel tech.

[@michaelgreen5206]

Will be paying more for TV's in 2025 with/without MLA once Chump adds tariffs!!!

[@fvallo]

Hi rtings, s95c that you are using in your burn in test, is it gen1 or gen2? Thanks

[@ajinkyashidhore6691]

Can you talk about pixel burning and mitigation options in both TVs please? TIA

[@TheBoochi-j7b]

Both tv s have a panel care setting to help reduce burn in I have had my C4 for 6 months and use it for gaming movies ECT and have not noticed any burn in or image retention. Also the TV has a auto setting that does a light pixel refresh after every 4 hours of use it starts when you turn the tv off

[@getsivvolodymyr]

Thank you your review help me make a choice

[@timothys9288]

What's not being said is that on all REC 709 content (which is virtually 100% of content), both of these TV's have color accuracy so precise that you won't see the difference with the naked eye. Last year's S90C vs C3, I was in RC Willy and they had an identical SDR feed on the C3 and S90C and they looked identical to me in their filmmaker modes. There simply wasn't any appreciable difference between them, so I picked the C3 because it has more robust burn-in protection features. Also, this video's HDR comparison they failed to tell you that Samsung doesn't have Dolby Vision and LG does and Dolby Vision is fantastic because LG is the only manufacturer who does Dolby Vision correctly and this year's model I believe let's you have fully accurate Filmmaker mode with Dolby Vision by default. IMO, the C4 is the winner due to the Dolby Vision and better picture processing that LG has had the past few years that is neck and neck with Sony's XR Clear processing. Samsung is still a fine OLED and frankly either one you buy will give you a high-end picture. Any differences in the picture with Filmmaker modes on is pretty much not something you'll notice or worry about once you are watching the set at home with a good content source.

[@johnb4905]

The kicker is within the rec 709 space it’s the C4 that has better color saturation. So frustrating that rtings based the comparison upon measurements and not how the panels are optimized with content.

[@timothys9288]

@@johnb4905 - In all honesty, when I saw the S90C vs C3 with identical video feeds, they looked so close I could have been fine with either, but C3's Dolby Vision is stunning with the right content but Samsung doesn't have Dolby Vision. As an example, the best picture I saw on the C3 in the last 6 months of owning it is the Disney+ Percy Jackson and the Olympians in Dolby Vision. It's amazing looking quality. The Samsung I bet is fantastic with high quality bitrates from streams too. I also really like the 1080 to 4k upconvert on the C3, which on my Netflix account it's only 1080p and looks fantastic even at an 8 feet viewing distance.

[@trewright1482]

LG Cope is real