Samsung S95B vs QN90B | QD OLED vs Neo QLED TV Comparison

Samsung S95B QD OLED vs Samsung QN90B Neo QLED battle of the quantum dot TVs Mini LED LCD vs QD OLED. Both are 2022 Models.
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[@TechWithKG]

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[@infring1]

was this video made back when the qd oled was capable of 1500 nits peak brightness?

[@kenknowlton3085]

@@infring1 I just posted a comment about my friend buying an S95B just before Christmas and he had to turn the brightness down. I doubt that brightness will be a problem for anyone buying this panel.

[@ericvaughan11]

Just got my S95B this morning and been playing some Netflix, Prime Video, Direct TV which those all look great. Bright Vivd, excellent contrast definitely step up from my Sony A8H, but probably not night and day but an improvement for sure by overall brightness and contrast, shadow detail is impressive. But then put in a 4k HDR movie and hold one, OMG. Watched "Ghost in the Shell" and was blown away by that movie, have never seen it look like that before. The colors were something to behold. The smallest of details like catch lights in the eyes on close up face shots bring whole new level of realism to the picture unlike anything I ever seen. After watching 4K movies with this there is no way I could ever go back to a traditional WRGB OLED. Samsung you rock, QD OLED is the future for now anyway.

[@user-cp4nv7bz6c]

Have you had any issues with firmware updates reducing the brightness?

[@ericvaughan11]

@@user-cp4nv7bz6c No, but I'm still using firmware 1211.

[@TechWithKG]

Please keep in mind this is an out of the box comparison I reset all the settings and went to filmmaker mode on both I turned off eco mode as well. This is not meant to be a comparison on accuracy. Also please understand the camera does have a hard time capturing some of the colors from the QD OLED and doing side by sides you have to remember the white balance you see is not the same I am seeing. So please listen to the commentary and enjoy the video, thank you!

[@blahblah2830]

Great video - what was the QN90B’s brightness set to for this comparison?

[@TechWithKG]

@@blahblah2830 Thank you, I know you been waiting on this lol. It was at max brightness as most of this was HDR content

[@blahblah2830]

@@TechWithKG next time hop into those settings and show us just to keep the annoying people like me from being skeptical 🤣. I think it’s funny that nobodyyyy dropped S95B brightness when comparing to WOLED but everyone drops QLED brightness. If you kept QN90B brightness to max then I gotta give you props!! Anyways great job man I’m sure there’s a lot more content coming keep it up!

[@TechWithKG]

@@YavNe I was going to originally but I did a few tests and honestly the results would be very similar plus the majority of people wanted me to do it like this so you can see moments where the S95B matches brightness if I did them separately you'd never see it this.

[@flow685]

KG I’m interested about the tv controller and tizen software. I’m thinking 🧐 my wife will complain cause she’s used LG Webos. It’s fast and easy. Controller is a bit touchy but overall use is good.

[@giotorres9848]

cant go wrong with either tv honestly both are amazing

[@mailson3469]

I have qn90a, s95b is Just an upgrade from contrast + intentional satured colors and no blooming. I don't need this at the time.

[@OMGtheykilledKenny42]

@@mailson3469 I would def go for QN90B on a tighter budget, 55" at minimum. Glad they have HDMI 2.1 on all 4 ports.

[@maximmatiyuk5240]

Double them digits

[@jaycorbin5361]

Not really. S95B doesn’t have a polarizer layer, so white has a VERY distracting color tint. Literally the only TV that apparently forgot that massively important step in the process. Like a far without wheels.

[@cyberedge881]

Agreed.

[@feelingoverlogic]

Here's an advice for anyone who is serious about purchasing: It's best to visit the store in person and checking it out personally. Don't entirely depend on these KZbin videos, just use them as reference because I saw another video comparing the same 2 TV's and QD OLED looked brighter. So, lot of factors come in like camera used for recording, personal preference etc etc. We can't totally rely on these references when it's actually thousands of dollars on the line!!!! So, good luck in your purchase.

[@mugmasher4309]

This is why you have to listen to the commentary provided by the channel host

[@daniramdani5038]

Agreed! Trust our own eyes . thank you kind sir!

[@TechWithKG]

💯 the commentary is the most important part too and please don’t just watch my video watch other creators as well, gather opinions and formulate your own based around what you like and your preferences most importantly!

[@jotapeeee4009]

That video probably did something very wrong then lmao

[@PEYPLACE]

True, but then we'd have to leave the house and see people.

[@ThePipojp]

The S95b looks great and may have better picture quality in general, but I gotta say the Black crush is annoying. Also, my eyes kept flocking to the QN90B due to the very bright highlights, they are beautiful.

[@TechWithKG]

Out of the box it is crushed no doubt, bumping the shadow detail slider up definitely helps.

[@brianh2287]

I picked the QN90B due to screen burn in with the S95B/ The QN90B is gorgeous and no burn in worries at all. I use my TV as a monitor and have browser tabs showing almost all day every day. I also have the 75", which the S95B did not come in. I have read that most of the burn in issues have been resolved except in use cases like mine unfortunately.

[@itismeomar]

How is q90b ?

[@brianh2287]

@@itismeomar I get the TV tomorrow. I will post back once I check it out.

[@Markzy_DM]

@@brianh2287 Post pls, i am interested aswell, in my country i have atm some sale where S95B is way cheaper than LG C2, but so scared of burn in as i use it also as monitor every day a lot, watching twitch, and so on, so would like to know how is QN90B.

[@brianh2287]

@@Markzy_DM I got my QN90B and I love it. It is the brightest TV I have ever owned and the picture is gorgeous. I have it in my family room and it has a lot of light in the day, no problems seeing the picture. Gaming on it is fantastic, couldn't be happier. I have the 75" and I am glad I don't have to worry about burn-in as I always have my computer hooked up to it.

[@Markzy_DM]

@@brianh2287 Tnx, i have exact same bright room, and pc all the time connected, S95B have dropped a lot in prices, and have rly good image, but would get burn in within 1 year 100% so pointless to buy it, this was second best option.

[@g.e.5126]

The Neo Qled QN90B is better than s95b oled, including the construction is more solid. I own a 50QN90B which has a flawless panel. I'm glad I made this choice.

[@Lasse3]

As soon as we engaged game-mode 6:00 the Neo-QLED completely collapsed in it's tracks. I have the QN95A 75 inch with 1000 LD zones, and have made alot of comparisons between game-mode and filmmaker mode (both modes professionally calibrated with 2pt interval Whitebalance and custom DCI-P3 color space) As per Rtings measurements the peak-brightness is slightly reduced inside Game-mode, but my findings is actually that the reduction in PQ extends far beyond that. If you engage freesync or just any form of 120hz mode it gets really ugly, as response time drops and the LD algorithm has less milliseconds to process each frame. Inside game-mode, because of fast response times, the local dimming algorithm can't keep up, and LD is somewhat nerfed, resulting in imagery appearing less contrastful, slightly boring. It just appeared to me very clearly at 6:00 that the QD-OLED suddenly had an even bigger lead, as game-mode is activated.

[@jasondiaz892]

That color pop on both TVs is amazing, especially on the QD Oled. I mostly use my C1 for gaming so I can only imagine how games must look on the QD Oled. Two TVs in my room. C1 48 for gaming and X90J for viewing. I must say for a mid tier TV the content you share as well as everyone else in the circle looks awesome. Awesome comparison video! On another note nothing wrong with showing your level of excitement when it comes to the QD Oled. Keep on keeping on my man.

[@yoool7137]

Lol, yo uhave to much money bro

[@trevormurdok7666]

how many feet your sitting from the c1 48 inch

[@jasondiaz892]

@@trevormurdok7666 3 to 4 feet.

[@chiefjudge8456]

QN90B is better. OLED is simply too dim for a good HDR experience, sorry.

[@vinns16]

The color and the brightnessis better on a qled tv instead of a oled tv, the black isn't that much better on a oled than a qled tv so between those 2 differences the qled is better in my opinion and not to mention a qled tv is cheaper than oled!!!!

[@sundarchip]

As amazing as the S95B is, I'm still impressed with how close the QN90B is able to get to OLED without even having the Neural Quantum Processor. The QN95B should do even better against it although it would also be more expensive.

[@feelingoverlogic]

I will be receiving the 55" Qn95b this weekend, excited about it. Sadly, S95B isn't yet launched in India yet. Not sure when it will.

[@sundarchip]

@@feelingoverlogic That's awesome. Let me know about your experience with the QN95B. I'm leaning towards buying it as well and yes, I too am disappointed about the S95B not being sold here. Hope Sony brings the A95K here but I'm not counting on it because they didn't bring the A90J here.

[@feelingoverlogic]

@@sundarchip If you are not in a hurry, I suggest waiting for atleast a month, we might have the s95b or a95k available, but I think a95k is comparatively expensive to Neo qled models as per US prices

[@sundarchip]

@@feelingoverlogic Oh for sure it will be. The only thing that worries me is the A95K's gaming performance. And yes, 2 lakhs is way too much for a 55 inch, let alone an LCD TV so I'm going to wait for a while. Still looking forward to hearing about your experience with the QN95B though.

[@redcrimson1028]

How close it gets? Dude it looks way better than oled and it's brighter

[@michaelsondag6187]

Based on the video, I preferred the mini led's picture to the oled on nearly every scene. Seems like a lot of detail is lost on the OLED.

[@michaelsondag6187]

Of course what I see is limited to the capabilities of my display. I might feel differently if I saw them in person.

[@MrDragonorp]

the miniled had a greenish tint to it tho. maybe its calibration

[@rubinpanis8471]

Interesting that all 295B tend to shift towards a red tint, which makes them always a little bit more mellow (in a positive way) compared to other TV sets. The approach for boosted gamma and color volume seems to be identical to how it is been implemented in the qn90b So if you like the kind of Image boost both shall be amazing for you! Would love to go für the s95B (Z9d, dx900 owner since WOLED never did do the job for me) Unfortunately I am seeking for 85" 😞

[@kenknowlton3085]

All good points. I'm doing all my research before purchasing a new panel. Unfortunately, all 85" class panels are going to be significantly expensive. If cost is not an issue, the QN95B (mini LED) currently $4000, and the LG G2 (OLED) 83" currently $5000 are good options.

[@XXXmelXodyXXX]

Only on camera, but you can't see the red tint with your eyes directly

[@dariomladenovski7047]

QD OLED is very impressive but this scene at 9:48 just shows that no matter how bright OLED TV's get they will never beat high end LED TV's when it comes to HDR

[@scottscott5827]

Pause it at 6:52 and 7:02. No problem for the S95B. Pause it at 6:52 and 7:02. Big problems for the QN90B. Half of the soccar field lines are missing and the green grass turned into a bright green blob.

[@rubinpanis8471]

Went for the qn95b since a 85 inch Screen was mandatory for me.

[@michaelangst6078]

Can't blame you.. I chose the S95B for pure picture quality and it being the best gaming tv. If I was all about size, I would look into projectors

[@DeepteshLovesTECH]

I think many "regular" people who don't care too much on the purest image quality, put TVs in living rooms with ambient light entering through windows or have tube lights turned on at night. Does artificial lights have negative effect on QD-OLED?

[@icemanandbobtechandgaming]

So far from what I’ve seen, no light affects the S95B. I still need to test this both in the day and night with ambient light, but nothing I’ve seen, even direct flashlight on screen lightning affects it.

[@lessthanzero2680]

My 65" S95B will be here any minute. I can't wait to do a visual comparison with my QN90A, or more importantly, the Q9FN that it will be replacing for my daily drive set.

[@rensdaddy19]

has it showed up yet

[@lessthanzero2680]

Waiting anxiously.

[@witban5316]

It Could be interesting compare S95 to older model qn90a and premium q9fn. If you could share your impression 😀

[@sj460162]

Im really looking forward to hearing what you think compared to your qled!!

[@witban5316]

So, did you compare samy S95b to your qled?

[@artysanmobile]

Two big surprises: I preferred the color accuracy of the QN90 in every instance, to the point I would consider the S95 in need of calibration. Much more surprising was the motion advantage the S95 enjoys, particularly with false (gaming) imagery. It was a large advantage. The blooming of the QN90 was impressively low, but seeing them side by side, it bugged me. I don’t think I’d be bothered by it on its own.

[@chiefjudge8456]

QN90B is better. OLED is simply too dim for a good HDR experience.

[@dariomladenovski6481]

@@chiefjudge8456 I think the S95B is bright enough for HDR

[@ChunkyWaterisReal]

interesting, i had the opposite perception. The qn90 seems oversaturated and too bright in a lot of cases, not allowing for proper color accuracy+contrast.

[@cyberedge881]

I liked the color better on the QN90B in this comparison. WRGB OLEDs always have this constrained, dim look to the colors and overall presentation, and I see some of that on the QD-OLED too, albeit not nearly as badly.

[@bumpsy2358]

@@cyberedge881 The colors on the s95b qd-oled, is miles better than the qn90b, and the LG oled. That is it's super power. Color Volume and brightness of said colors. This tech ushers in a new day,, in color reproduction in TV's. I own a s95b, I had it and a qn90b at the same time to decide which I would keep. I came from a LG C6 3d Oled.

[@furiangameclips]

in the fire scene at 11:04, is it just the camera or has the S95B crushed the black so bad in the background that those subtle clouds are not visible?

[@Category5]

Bright room, QN90B - Dark Room S95B. This just shows how far both technologies have come. The FALD will always have a brightness advantage, and the OLED will always be best in low light or dark room because of blooming. Either TV can work in both situations though, and aside from scrutinizing when you first get the set, I think either TV would satisfy almost any viewing requirement in almost any condition. Bravo for Samsung taking the lead again. I guess Quantum Dots are a real game changer, and not just marketing hype after all.

[@Diebythirty]

looking for a new TV for my basement, think S95B is the move?

[@chiefjudge8456]

QN90B is better period. OLED is simply too dim for a good HDR experience.

[@romanbennifir6020]

@@chiefjudge8456 that's absurd. Qd oled contest ratio makes for a great her experience.

[@chiefjudge8456]

@@romanbennifir6020 Nothing I said is absurd.

[@dariomladenovski6481]

but the QN90B has 90% OLED blacks minus the risk of burn in, so it's a great TV for dark and bright rooms

[@paulcanniff4308]

my eyes are drawn more to the QN90B in this comparison. OLED looks dull and doesn't have that punchy vibrancy that I prefer from QLED. this was helpful, now I know I don't want QD-OLED.

[@TechWithKG]

You gotta see it in person some day to believe it trust me the camera doesn’t do it justice.

[@ManuelMedellin.]

@@TechWithKG between being stuck with 65" and getting a 85" for roughly more money I can see most people going way larger, while also gaining more Brightness, and sacrificing some OLED traits, although if you bring on the X95K you will notice how small the gap has become between Mini LED and OLED, blooming has become pretty much a non issue with that TV.

[@KC-lg8qf]

I think we need to put blooming in proper perspective..... The oled shows an excellent ability to control its blacks... But that doesn't mean it's accurate. Let's take the Godzilla shot for example.. The OLED looks weird to me because his laser beam should be giving off a glow around it. It shouldn't be a clean laser with everything immediately next to it not having any reflection of light. In real life.... light Sources give off a blooming effect.

[@ericcarlton87]

I have an LGC1 65 and my living room is pretty damn bright, lots of sunlight/ natural light and I wish I would’ve done my homework before I had purchased the C1 for living room. Don’t get me wrong the C1 performs amazingly and in no way is a knock to LG but for a bright room it can rather hard to watch/game on.

[@fuzz7981]

Great comparison. By removing a large amount of the hyperbole surrounding the S95B we are able to get more of a feel for the real-world performance of the panel compared to more known quantities such as the QN90B. Keep up the good work.

[@chiefjudge8456]

QN90B is better. OLED is simply too dim for a good HDR experience.

[@FarhadGhasemi-oy1ip]

@@chiefjudge8456 Exactley i have both 55" and i really get sad by S95B HDR-Gaming performance sometimes its so dim that even dark room wont work, so for HDR-gaming i reccomand QN90B and for tv S95

[@bumpsy2358]

@@FarhadGhasemi-oy1ip It gets dim, when there is no action or static picture, which is to protect it against burn in. But while playing, I never have this problem. Had both s95b and qn90b, kept the s95b. And I am a gamer, I use this tv as my everyday monitor for both gaming and computing. My rtx 4090 is connected to this tv, along with my xbox series x, and ps5. And the sound goes thru a Marantz Pre Processor with dolby atmos .7.2 channels is what I am using(two subs).

[@TheHippoCreative]

Leaning towards getting a QN90B for my second TV so I can play more grindy games and watch sports without having to sweat burn in. My other TV is a CX so not leaning toward another OLED. Going to wait for a sale and I want to see what Hisense/TCL drop this year. If the budget brands can upgrade their processing they might be in the running.

[@feelingoverlogic]

What size in QN90B are you thinking to purchase? 55 " and above have slightly better specifications, fyi.

[@TheHippoCreative]

@@feelingoverlogic I was leaning towards a 55 or 65 inch. It is a shame that the 43-50s are always downgraded. My CX is a 48 because of that. Only had room for a 50 inch max in a smaller room and it was the only tv that size without compromises.

[@cyberedge881]

@Digital Doug I have the QN90B in 50 inch screen size and I'm extremely impressed with it. It actually blows away my LG CX 55 inch

[@itachiuchiha-sk4sf]

I don't know but the green color on the S95B looks very dull compare to QN90B

[@itachiuchiha-sk4sf]

@@loki76 yeah but it has neon red which destory the eyes neon green is better and don't forget that he record with camera so in real life it would be way much dull especially on auto colorspace...! and by the way if you don't like green you can use movie mode i wonder how much would green be dull with that mode

[@Marco07081975]

Qn90b has the edge not only in the highlights. Shadow detail is also noticeably better in qn90b even in those scenes where you praised the s95b (i.e min 11:07)

[@TechWithKG]

Yeah shadow detail is a strength of the QN90B for sure, but it can sometimes lead to lifted scenes in near black scenes but thats always been a downside to any LCD but yes the shadow detail is great. S95B has black crush out of the box but you can raise the shadow detail slider to counter it a bit if it bothers you.

[@uzyoc]

Thank you for a great side by side comparison!!! I have decided to buy the 90B

[@TechWithKG]

Nice how do you like it?

[@uzyoc]

I have not purchased it yet. Waiting for the Black Friday sales

[@s.beasley8926]

BELIEVE THE HYPE! Just got back from a metro Atlanta Best Buy that had a 55” Samsung s95b on display. You could immediately tell it was different from the other oled tvs. The colors were more vibrant, the contrast seemed deeper, almost 3d like, and the picture was absolutely stunning. All the other Samsung tvs were running the same demo including the 8k Neo QN800B and believe it or not, their colors looked pale and washed out compared to the Samsung s95b. I couldn’t believe it. This technology is a game changer. Go see it for yourself if you don’t believe it. I was shocked. Samsung has just kicked the door down in the oled tv technology race. This is the real deal.

[@TechWithKG]

Yeah that’s what I saw right away too when I had all 3 TVs I’m reviewing on at the same time, the color potential of QD OLEDs are something else when you see it for the first time plus the unexpected brightness was immediately noticeable as well.

[@ManuelMedellin.]

S95B colors are inaccurate though, it was designed to pop but that's not everyone's cake if it doesn't provide creator intent's colors. wait for the A95K it won't "pop" like S95B, but look less cartoonish, it will be the better QD OLED TV.

[@s.beasley8926]

@@ManuelMedellin. If you haven’t already, go see it for yourself. Remember the reviewers can only give you numbers and their opinion. Their cameras they use to make their review videos can’t capture everything. That’s why I went to see it in person. All I can say is Wow! Everything seemed realistic to me. No over saturation to my eyes, just a bright, colorful picture. Your opinion may be different and that’s ok. Surely we buy our tvs based on what we see and not a reviewer’s opinion. Go see for yourself. I’m not trying to convince anyone. Your money, spend it as you wish. The reality to all this is the consumer now has more choices than ever and there is more competition to push tv technology. We win no matter what tv we like best or purchase.

[@jlast2867]

@@ManuelMedellin. Good Lord another troll who keep rehashing the same propaganda.

[@JohnDoe-dn9yo]

Don't update it lol

[@tbecket4890]

Wow…. Samsung knocking it out of the ballpark this year.

[@FenixPajarito]

08:29 Yes Godzilla's Kamehameha looks cleaner on the QD-OLED but Kong's body has a bit of Black Crush which is a thing in OLED panels and to me that's something that I personally hate because I feel like my vision gets tired fast trying to see through those crushed blacks. But if you look at the QN90B you can clearly see Kong's body perfectly.

[@jonathanm8828]

Finally saw the S95B in store.. Holy shit! It’s good

[@TechWithKG]

Way better than the camera makes it look right?!

[@jonathanm8828]

@@TechWithKG oh for sure! The blacks and the brightness looked incredible. Hopefully prices begin going down in the coming months. Would love to put a 65 in my living room.

[@Bibfive5]

@@jonathanm8828 Me too !!! For my PS5 🤩🙏

[@cogthusiast1150]

Why no testing with movie subtitles? Also, no comments about Dolby Vision?

[@kwesiwilliams1188]

@Tech With KG thanks for this comparison. I've been waiting two years to get a television for my bedroom. I was gonna get the Qn90b 50inch and use it as a monitor. Now that the S95B has come out and it's so amazing, I'm beginning to reconsider. The only thing is that because QD-OLED is in it's infancy stages, I know that it will have issues that might be detected right off the back, and I know it has so much room to grow. QLED is reaching its pinnacle. I think I'm still gonna go with the Qn90b this year and wait until 2024 to get a QD-OLED from Samsung. Thanks again for the comparison.

[@toobalkain]

or wait another year and get Sony A90K next year when another model comes out and have the best TV around. True, tech evolves, but not in leaps and bounds but very incrementally. On the other hand, if you get QN90B now, it's so good you might not even need another TV for 3-4 years. 50" is way too small now, size matters more than anything else, 77" is the new 65" and 65" is about as small as you can go to still have an immersive experience. People sometimes say they don't have room for a larger TV but c'mon, get a new TV stand or just wall mount the damn thing. You'll regret buying a 50 incher.

[@kwesiwilliams1188]

@@toobalkain why would I get a 65inch as a monitor? Some would argue that a 50inch is way too big for a monitor and prefer 42inches and below. Please read comments thoroughly before responding.

[@toobalkain]

@@kwesiwilliams1188 yeah, but you talk about getting a TV for your bedroom and you're approaching choosing a TV as someone choosing a TV, not a monitor. Sure, even 50" no longer seems practical as a monitor, so much easier getting a Macbook or an extra screen.

[@kwesiwilliams1188]

@@toobalkain "I was gonna get the Qn90b 50inch and use it as a monitor" how much more direct can that be? Lol!!! You're conjuring things up in your own head and making your assumptions a reality. Lol!!! Reading is a fundamental.

[@RedBeard0924]

Got my s95b a couple weeks ago. Looked beautiful until day 7 when I turned it on and it had a bright green vertical line that ran from top to bottom near the center of the screen. Couldn’t believe it. When I took it back the floor model also had dead pixels that had appeared. Love this tv but if this has failed after the 15 day return period I would have been pissed.

[@staceejaxx3071]

Sometimes the S95B has like a pink/reddish tint that i really dislike but then you see the Sky color and its amazing. Really weird TV.

[@bamhamer]

Ok but why is the s95b pink?

[@FenixPajarito]

08:38 I preffer the Kamehameha blooming of the QN over the QD OLED. Seems like a more powerful beam with that aura.

[@BaSiC47]

Just got the 85" QN85A last year and there is no way I go for a smaller TV now. But I have to admit S95B QD OLED wins almost at everything aside of peak brightness. And there is the price. I paid 2700€ for my Neo QLED, basically the same price as the 65" QD OLED.

[@JBlakeS23]

The 90b looks better. No question. Perfect blacks this perfect blacks that… the 90b is better at brights and produces a better picture

[@keithsmathers9815]

I plan to buy both of these units. We have a large bright room...and a smaller darker room. Best of both worlds.

[@Dreamlord81]

Must be nice

[@Salty.Peasants]

There's a lot more ghosting on the QN90B. Pause at any time starting at 0:20 and you can easily see it.

[@AverageJoeGlobeR]

My buddy got a 65 inch s95b, and it absolutely makes my Sony x900e and LG b7a TV I own, look mediocre as hell. The s95b was NOTICEABLY better without even a side by side comparison, I just went to his house, he popped on his series x, and I was immediately in love with it. I also got to see a 8k Samsung qled in house earlier today actually, as I am a furniture mover and go in many wealthy homes, and boy, I think the 65 inch s95b is better than the 8k qled. Which wasn't bad at all either. Just something about the color and contrast on the s95b is outstanding

[@boltongame5054]

Do you friend have any burn in today ?

[@AverageJoeGlobeR]

@@boltongame5054 no burn in

[@halo-halo9244]

At 10:09 the shadow details is amazing in the QN90B. You can see a lot of details. But S95B has that depth to it in most scenes.

[@retouthugues4921]

After having watched different vidéos about the S95B, it looks like if there was too much magenta. It's more noticable for sky and skin tone compare to other tvs. But it still look like a great picture quality of course.

[@asaneouji15]

In real life it’s not as bad as on video but yes it’s still there. Makes the image look washed out in some scenes. I don’t know if changing settings can help it….I saw these tvs and they are both good though that magenta tint would bother me a bit.

[@sommeone]

I thought the QD-OLED was on the left, and I was really surprised that the S95B consistently looked much better to me... Guess it's not just a placebo! I guess I need to go out and look at it in person!!!

[@Mk18mitch]

I just bought the S95B on monday! I am so excited to get my SeriesX plugged into it. I keep my house relatively dark so I feel like the QD-OLED will prove to be a good choice. Also, I personally had to have my QLED pannel replaced 3 times under warranty due to an over the top blooming that looked like a flashlight was being shined on the top of the screen! Thanks for an informative video that helped me feel good about my purchase. You got a new subscriber. 🙂

[@FarhadGhasemi-oy1ip]

I am not sure if you had the same issue but that flashing panel problem easily fix by the new update so i think you not need to change its panel

[@bumpsy2358]

You made a good choice, the s95b picture quality is > than the qn90b.

[@caseysager655]

For A $300 price difference I can't see any use case reason to pick the QN90B over the S95B unless that person is an LED fanboy for some reason. This is coming from a person who chose LED over OLED last year due to having a bright room. If I were to do it over again and they had at least 75 inch sizes I would pick the QD-OLED without a 2nd thought.

[@TechWithKG]

I think some still might pick the LCD because they are some people that will never stop worrying about burn in. I also think there are some very bright rooms where QN90B would fair better. LCD will also still hit the highest highlights of all. However theres not a big trade off anymore so going QD OLED is the smartest choice picture quality wise. I think someone can find more reasons to get an LCD over QD OLED than to get a WOLED over a QD OLED, I can't find any reasons to do that (prices and size constraints aside).

[@caseysager655]

@@TechWithKG Unfortunately the fear of burn in is still an issue. Even though according to most experts the chances are slim to none with current technology. Not surprising as I STILL see people say "if you want to work with graphics, get a Mac, if you want to do spreadsheets, get a PC".

[@ThePipojp]

A big reason to pick the LED is that the S95b is definitely less accurate on all modes. For casual viewing experience, the S95B is better, but I'm pretty sure The QN90b is more accurate

[@caseysager655]

@@ThePipojp Why would you say that when Samsung has a reputation for being less accurate in general?

[@asaneouji15]

Because burn in is real and I’ve had it on my oled before…. Not to mention Brightness and hdr are still absolutely better on the led plus led tvs last significantly longer than oled due to the way the technology works as oled degrade over time and image gets worse each year

[@mazx19]

RIP Kevin Samuels 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@Russelthetrini]

Rip to the God father

[@__improwise__]

Great review as always! Thanks.

[@akaChriss4L]

i watch normal TV channels with lights on but I watch films in a pitch black room with the Mini-LED version and I have to say, it gives you the most stunning experience! HDR image is blinding bright and with regular SDR content during daytime, you can easily see everything even with the backlighting set to quarter of it's max value.

[@bradmiller2222]

Costco has a great deal online right now for some of their tv’s including some 2022 tv’s they come with a Costco shop card with purchase. Over $1000 gets $200 shop card. Over $1500 gets $300 shop card. And over $2000 gets a $500 shop card. The 77” A80J is eligible so at the purchase price of $2799.99 you get a $500 Costco shop card.

[@JustMike2]

Just got my 65" s95B yesterday and love it. Don't really care if all colors are 100% accurate, I'll never know the difference. Maybe a little over saturated in live tv at times, will have to work on the settings. It sits in my brightly lit family room with 4 light canisters directly overhead and a total of 10 in the room, can barely see the reflections on the screen, no visible perception of image washout with the bright daylight coming in. Ordered it on the samsung site with 0% 36 month financing and then complained to them about a website error on chat and they gave me 10% off.

[@AZ81RS]

Congrats man! I get mine next week, did you get a chance to play with the settings? If so, I’d love to hear what you ended up doing with for movies, TV watching and of course gaming

[@valentinomc]

I got my today ooo man amazing tv

[@clownavenger0]

thx for the vid. My parents asked me to pick out a TV for them and I think I will go with the QN90B since they have a wall size window facing the TV.

[@wxman2003]

Outstanding work KG!

[@victorbisio9653]

Why does every video I see of the S95B compared to any other TV always seems to have more "pink" in it?

[@dperr338]

In every single image that you said the QN90B won because of the highlights, I would disagree. Based on the image on KZbin, the QN90B lost bright highlight details. S95B is clearly visible and more detailed in general. S95B wins. Its not all about bright highlights.

[@terryliu0404]

Fight tight with s95b, qn90b did a great job!

[@elonmust8859]

I thought my mind was made up on the s95b but the qn90b is about a grand cheaper so is the s95 worth the extra cost.

[@Sal112350]

If you got a very bright room like mine with lots of windows, people should consider Qn90b. I bought 77" a80j oled and very dissapointed with glare and reflection killing the image on the tv, impossible to watch during daytime. I return it and bought 85" qn85a, big difference. I compared it side by side for a week, day and night, clearly the winner is Qn85a. But if you have a dark room lights out, the Oled picture is clear winner.

[@studioedin5288]

man, QN90B looks mighty fine! No risk of burn, no worry in daylight, black levels almost look the same honestly! Very impressed. The Oled has a red tint, dimmed out, and its fine at night when watching the movie. But at the same time, QN has good antireflex coating and Oled is more glossy. Both are great!

[@hrodgarthevegan]

I have the s95b on order.... BUT.. I might be canceling it. My use profile was going to be for PC and Gaming. Despite the QD-LED tech on paper, visually, the QN90B is so much better because of the brightness. Maybe in later generations when the QD-OLEDS get as bright, itll finally be a competitor. I saw alot more details that were crushed on the s95b, I have to be honest. Plus, I won't have to worry about burn in with static windows , etc that are inherent in games. Or deal with uniform brightness . Lastly, at 4k 43 inches the PPI density is going to be hugely better than on 4k 65inches. And I won't have the hassle of trying to pack and move around a 65 inch tv all by myself. I don't think its even safe with how thin the panels are on the OLEDs.

[@TorqueFormulaWon]

Indeed, the panels don't need to get any thinner. It is so fragile looking I think one false move eg. Banging a corner or worse dropping it if it needed to be moved would probably shatter the panel. At least lcd/led tvs have a bit more robustness, at least to look at and impact protection... God forbid... I do think smaller displays look better too, likely down to pixel density. I remember my bedroom TV from years ago was a 14 inch and maybe it's rose tinted glasses nostalgia but things looked great and it was CRT too. I think burn in problems are getting less risky with the advent of heat sinks, MLA tech, deuterium stability potentially 5-20x more lifetime than hydrogen and the future of oled is bright. Especially if all the above are combined with quantum dots. Othe exciting things will be nano rods, and electro luminescent (Qdel) quantum dot displays. Blue phosphorescent material too hopefully soon with acceptable lifetime.

[@leanabegum]

Hello. Thank you for taking the time to make this amazing comparison video. I was wondering will you be making the video in a brightly lit room please?

[@curbsidetech]

Awesome comparison !!!💯💯💯

[@m1s3ry97]

11:00 in both tvs it looks nice, and I can see the OLED being more dramatic, but man what is that black crush?

[@abinantony4011]

That's the weakness for oleds and thats why I don't like oleds. Mini leds and qled is the best

[@LionheartLivin]

Brightness is king for me, being able to see as much as possible, it's definitely the NEQ-QLED FO ME!!!;) THANKS!!!;)

[@bigshotjohn01]

great job kg like always 👏. I was leaning q90b but glad I picked up the qd oled instead. I'm very happy with my purchase and thank you guys for these videos. Nicely done.

[@nejihiashi]

what’s the settings on both tv the brightness numbers for both?

[@edwarduy2767]

Can you also include the life span of both tv next time? good video btw

[@SkuezTech]

what do you mean colors are probably not very accurate lmao? they most definitely are, if you use the recommended settings by calibrators/reviewers.

[@jvidia]

What firmware version did you had in the QN90B ?

[@DavidBrown-eo3hw]

This probably sounds crazy, but any chance of a Qn90b vs S95b vivid/dynamic mode in a bright room comparison? I would like to get an S95b, but l have a very bright room with no ambient light control and several large windows directly opposite where the tv will be. Great review. Thanks.

[@TechWithKG]

For that I gotta say QN90B would be the move, when we’re talking about direct light hitting the screen up close you do get lifted blacks on all black screen for the QD OLED, it’s just the way the coating is. I definitely think in a super bright room where you can’t control light going QN90B is the way to go, especially if you watch a lot more during the day.

[@DavidBrown-eo3hw]

@@TechWithKG Thanks for the reply. Great review.

[@TechWithKG]

Thank you!

[@Cool_Rider25]

can you please review QN95B vs G2 , no one in youtube has done it till now, plus everyone is reviewing only the QN90A/B, and there is also comparison like Q80B vs C2 , something like that . thanks

[@MyGadgetsWorld]

Right S95B solid contrast. 👌

[@seadub8744]

Speaking from a mid-bright room viewing experience myself with the S95B. Even on Brightness 36 with Mid-Peak setting selected, the campfire scene in Lego Builder's Journey was so bright I had to squint my eyes. Needless to say, both of these TVs are very bright. I have my S95B set at 27 brightness for most applications, and at 36 for PS5. And it still seems too bright. I'm actually curious, should I lower brightness levels first or should I turn off peak brightness and raise the normal brightness slider? Which is ideal?

[@stephenmaner8350]

I have no issues either. I have mine in a bright room too, and was shocked his well the S95B preforms.

[@boltongame5054]

@@stephenmaner8350do you have burn in today , I’m scared to game more then 2 hours perd day can I play more without risk of burn in ?

[@mugmasher4309]

KG - Great Recap of 2 great TVS! Any concern with burn in on the Gaming side??

[@TechWithKG]

I don’t have much concern with burn in personally with gaming, only for extreme use cases same game non stop daily

[@tominfhl]

This was a really good video man. Lots of thoughts on this new entry into the space. Happy there is so much discussion in the space. These comparisons help. I like the brightness of the 90B in this video but even I can admit QD-OLED is here and seemingly is here to stay. Still going to try to be content this year with my 2021s but happy to see more to come.

[@MyGadgetsWorld]

Thanks for the shout out. 🙌

[@TechWithKG]

Definitely! I really liked your comparison especially in HDR that Spider Man footage was nice! I will definitely try HDR next time, just curious what camera and program did you use to get HDR?

[@MyGadgetsWorld]

@@TechWithKG Thanks KG. For HDR I have been using Davinci Resolve, exporting video in H264 10bit 4:2:0 bitrate 60mbps. I use Lumix S5 and still learning how to best capture. Classy helped me capture properly using camera in Aperture mode. For HDR I noticed you have to schedule video at least 24 hours before publishing otherwise it will be SDR at first and then eventually youtube will process HDR later.

[@TechWithKG]

@@MyGadgetsWorld Thank you, yeah I use a mix of aperture mode and manual myself. Lumix S5 is a really nice camera, ill have to upgrade to a 10 bit camera later this year maybe mix in some HDR from time to time thanks for the response.

[@tears2040]

@@TechWithKG Look into the BlackMagic cameras 🔥

[@MyGadgetsWorld]

@@TechWithKG anytime brother. I will suggest get Sony for the best Auto Focus and image processing. Mostly, we are using manual focus but Sony is superior. Just get one time so you don't have to buy again in a decade at least. Sony A7R IV or the one classy has.

[@03chrisv]

Prefer the QN90B due to having proper chroma 4x4x4 support and traditional pixel layout for using as both a PC monitor and a traditional TV. The S95B unfortunately is not a great PC monitor.

[@semihsenturk5601]

Got the QN91b and im in love with it 👍

[@Ultimatefoxx20]

Question 🤔 What game was that when the charter was glowing during the gaming part of the video.???

[@roberto2768]

Gosto mais da QN90B....sem me preocupar com burn in

[@xxphactor]

Which one is the best for watching cable tv and occasional streaming?

[@arclux]

My 14 year old Pioneer 60" Kuro is starting to show its age and I am looking to upgrade. The market is very confusing compared to when I last researched televisions when the Pioneer Kuro was clearly top of the line. I would appreciate some recommendations for a new best all round performance display. Budget is high as I prefer to purchase top of the range. A shortlist of options would be great. Cheers for any help.

[@barryjones2366]

Same boat I have an 11 year old plasma which might get a few more years yet.....but i'm already looking for an upgrade. From my research so far the best tvs are WOLED and QD-OLED is the newly released better version. Check out the: - LG G2 which is one of the brighter WOLEDs if you want a big one, comes in 77, 83, and a massive 97 inch coming soon I think. Has a heatsink. - Panasonic LZ 1500/2000 series is one of the best too, comes with heatsink and very bright like G2, one of the best picture quality for a WOLED, up to 77 inch. Only just released. - Sony A90J WOLED from last year comes in 55, 65, 83 inch, very similar to the G2 both have heatsinks to really brighten up HDR movies/tv. Won overwhelmingly TV of year. - Sony A95K is QD-OLED with heatsink. Only just released so don't know yet how it performs, same with S95B. - Samsung S95B is QD-OLED but QD-OLED only come in 55, 65 inch. This QD-OLED is supposed to be brighter and alot cheaper than the Sony A95K, but the Sony has other advantages in processing and probably disadvantages with gaming. Then there is.....if money is almost no object the: - LG Z Series 8K which won the best 8K TV last year. Not sure if it's brighter, I think it might be....8K is rather pointless ATM. Not sure if this has reviews. Or you could step up even higher to the cream of the crop, futuristic, about 2000 nit sustained: - Samsung MicroLED.....only for the very/mega wealthy. Comes in sizes of about 89-400 inches now I think, double check that. Only became available to buy in the last few years for the consumer market. ; ) Works like the best WOLED/QD-OLED, rumored....without any of the issues. Can get very bright like a flagship 4K LCD while maintaining the near infinite contrast of an OLEDs. Nothing else quite like it. You would be set for the next 20 years maybe and still have the best....but this depends on how much QD-OLEDs improve or another technology comes along to surpass it. QD-OLEDs, S95B can hit 1200-1500 nits peak and 215 nits full field and MicroLEDs can get to about 2000/500 or 1800/800 nits I think, check that too. No detailed reviews of this exist I believe. Those are the best TVs I believe, everyone really likes theirs, reviewers rave about them. Hope that helps ; )

[@georgedres7914]

Great review my friend, your popular because your opinion is reflective of what the majority of us value in our tv watching. Great to see the qd- oled bridges the gap between the two technologies, it’s what we have all wanted, Samsung should be praised for the quantum leap. No more Vincent references please, I have all the confidence in the world in your reviews -kudos. P.s could you ask the boys at Samsung to get going with a 85 inch release please

[@irokez85]

Great content!

[@feelingoverlogic]

Just imagining how QN95B will perform when QN90B can achieve this level!!, will receive it in 2 days!!, Can't wait to test it out!!!!😃 Thanks for the upload!!! 👏

[@antisystemicparadise1202]

I have the qn90b and i have none of the issues you say. Actually if you reduce the brightness to 25 it literally becomes an oled. I also live in a dark room like you say, and let me tell you that if you setup the qn90b properly then you get almost none blooming at all. You just have yo reduce the main brightness level at 25 or even 20. Keep the contrast at 45 or 50, contrast enhancer at low and the main gamma hdr level to -3, local dimming on high, shadow level at -1 or -2, native colour 30 for movies, and 15 for games and you'll be fine. Also for games, just apply the same settings on the game mode. Always Keep your brightness level low, as it ruins the overall picture if it's too high.

[@deathloader4308]

Many people have misunderstanding about what it is the difference between QLED and OLED. Which is that QLED don't have any advantage when you see it in bright room, but its strength of 'color volume', if you look at those vid, you can see QN90B has more vivid and lively picture. That is reason to buy QLED TVs.

[@Mike-tq4qd]

Great video, how is the motion comparison?

[@brentwaid4397]

I know it’s limited how much we can see through cameras but reds are truly crazy you can definitely tell side by side with the purples reds and oranges

[@kevboard]

does the Mini LED Backlight work as exped in game mode and with VRR enabled? older full array backlit tvs often either turned off local dimming or downfraded it severely with game mode on and ESPECIALLY with VRR

[@Marco07081975]

Kg you're missing one fundamental point when comparing these 2 tvs: qn90b exists in sizes bigger then 65" and there are lots of people who want to go bigggg

[@TechWithKG]

True I should have brought that up in regards to this years models thats my fault. However to those same people I would say no worries 77" QD OLED is coming next year.

[@SKLLZTHATKILLZ]

@@TechWithKG very interested to know if they close the gap a little more too in regards to the brightness difference. Makes me want to hold off on the qd-oled for another year potentially

[@Marco07081975]

@@TechWithKG Great and it will be a second gen too. But one year is still a looong time to wait :)

[@ManuelMedellin.]

@@TechWithKG 77" still got nothing on a 85" screen, it's disappointing they are just coming with 77" in 2023.Will take yet another year to actually make me consider QD OLED.

[@hansfritz6026]

Any Update on calibrating the qn90b with your Smartphone did you notice any difference

[@creativelens23]

Did you noticed the color space changes ?When you have it on Auto

[@raynel8495]

Thanks for telling us the number of Local Dimming Zones on the LCD... 🙄

[@ughugh351]

Normal LCD TVs have no dimming zones at all so it's a interesting information as more dimming zone makes better contrast

[@dariomladenovski7047]

around 570 I think

[@xavierwood2030]

Doesn't the QN90b suffer from reduced local dimming in game mode? How does that factor in when compared to the S95b?

[@manriprinze5187]

X 2

[@asaneouji15]

It’s game mode slightly impact the local dimming. I’d say it’s 90% effective still. It’s really good and the absolute best local dimming on any LCD tv. Much better to get slightly worse dimming in game mode than burn in again on another oled.

[@gwac1963]

Good job! It is helpful.

[@kenknowlton3085]

My best friend bought the S95B just before Christmas 2022. It is wall mounted in a moderately bright room. He doesn't understand what the brightness issue is about because the factory setting was way too bright for his taste and so he turned the brightness down. "Not bright enough" is probably not going to be a problem for anyone who buys this panel. Additionally, I just did a comparison of the S95B with a QN90B and the LG G2 at Best Buy. I was looking for all the cons mentioned in all reviews. The S95B would occasionally display their name and Logo on screen during demo content. I have to report that this was the only panel during the comparison which had obvious bloom around the bright white 'Samsung' text. I thought that the QD OLED was supposed to eliminate bloom altogether. It does not.

[@hostilee90]

There is no such thing as blooming with oled tvs

[@kenknowlton3085]

@@hostilee90 congratulations

[@amateratsu51]

How good is the Qn90b compared to the last year model? Is it worth the extra money for this new tv or is not a big jump? Thanx for the great job you do for this video.

[@TechWithKG]

I can’t tell you if it’s worth it for you but if you can justify the price difference than it’s definitely better if you value HDR highly.

[@amateratsu51]

@@TechWithKG Nice! thank you very much KG! Have a nice day!