Samsung TV Buying Guide 2024 - Everything You Need to Know...

[@jorgevetter2249]

I really do not understand why this channel does not have millions of views. Is a great channel, well done

[@gertiasllani3564]

Because he doesn't speak the truth! He made lg c2 better than Samsung s95b when Samsung is qd-oled and looks much better and for gaming is way better than lg c2 but not to him. He always says Sony TV's are better in fact they are not because you like it doesn't mean everyone else has to like him, ppl want a honest opinion not because you get sponsored from one brand and make that brand better than the rest of TVs

[@progpuss]

I have the S90C 65inch model and it is by far the best TV I've ever had.

[@mikeycologne]

I brought the 55 inch but haven’t set it up yet , I’m looking forward to it

[@joseperez3035]

@@mikeycologne I hope you knew that it is WOLED made from LG, only 65'' has 2nd Gen QDOLED

[@zerorequiem42]

​@@joseperez3035 Depends on location. In the US, the 55" is qd-oled

[@chaynes89]

BB has this one at $999 at moment, just picked one up.

[@BigHugeChamp]

More comparisons please! Your vid last year comparing the top three upper mid tear was so informative. I liked that you picked the Sony in the end because processing was worth it to you over other features. Made me realize at the end of the day it really just comes down to preference.

[@yervandpapazyan4473]

Sometimes there is a weird feeling that companies purposely make things confusing and they are making fun of people and enjoying it. For example, why does the letter S represent OLED? Why not use the letter O to represent OLED? And again for the year, why use letters to mimic the year? Wouldn't it be much more understandable and easy to use real numbers? For instance, if we are in 2024, your TV number could be something like this: 65O90/2024 for a mid-range OLED and 65O95/2024 for your flagship model. Everyone would easily read and understand that the TV is 65 inches, O means OLED, and 2024 means this year's model. The same logic could apply to QLED and Neo QLED. For QLED, it could be 65Q/2024, and for Neo QLED, '65NQ/2024

[@Revizine2]

I have an idea: if I had the money to purchase an 8K TV, the first thing I would do is buy a 4K Ultra HD DVD of my favorite movie. Then I would rip the disc, convert it to an MKV file format, and use ‘Topaz Video AI’ to upscale it to native 8K. If the video file doesn’t have HDR, I would use ‘Tekno3d’ to apply true HDR to the video. After that, I’d sit back and enjoy the movie. But the thing is, I’m broke. If someone with a lot of money can do this, you’ll be the first to do so!

[@ausencia63]

Thank you for this informative and helpful video. I have always purchased Samsung TVs, as I have found them to be a reliable brand. After watching this session, I was able to move away from the regular crystal HD models to purchasing a Neo Qled model whilst understanding the differences in the Samsung range. 😊

[@torquesporttv9078]

At 0:37 is the best breakdown I’ve seen of the tv spec/range/tier on the entire internet. Just purchased the q80 at a steal but wondering if i should have gone up further

[@ajoash]

Always appreciate these buying guides. Buying guides Playlist needs to be updated though 👀

[@kxlyssxa]

This is so helpful. Thank you so much.

[@michaelmerrick2711]

An excellent video - most informative. Have recently bought a 65" "The Frame" LSO3D QLED 4K. Very pleased with the performance, the anti glare factor is amazing - I live in Townsville, Nth Qld with a lot of sunshine!. This is my third Samsung in the last 15 years.

[@goggutube]

This was very informative, and helped to understand the differences in Samsung TV models, greatly appreciated, brilliant!!!

[@suzannetaleff8424]

I would like to hear more about the sound quality, especially the Active Voice Amplifier Pro. This feature sounds like a game changer.

[@dimitarsavov3639]

Really well put together and informative video. Well done! Can you guys help me please? I'm choosing TV for my bedroom and i can't decide between QE-48S90D and QE-50QN90D (or the 43 inch version). Please help. 🤔🙂

[@henrymoss6405]

Should I get the q80d or the qn90d? Is the difference worth the extra money?

[@joseperez3035]

In EU and UK the S90D has QD only 65'' the rest is LG WOLED

[@christinem8171]

I am confused. Why is Samsung still selling TV’s with Tizen when they announced they are discontinuing support of Tizen in September 2025? Better question, why would I buy one? I thought Tizen was the operating system and any apps (eg Netflix, KZbin, etc) would rely on that. Can someone explain?

[@Blenbkuqi]

hi. nice video. I would like to ask a question. which is better Lg nano82 or Samsung q60d?

[@Aoelx]

They are some nice TV’s but lack of Dolby Vision is a dealbreaker for me and many others! 😱😱

[@YAZZAJAKEZ]

Can you make a video on the Philips tv range?

[@Whitewolf_1186]

S90D is the OLED champ this year. Price point is right there with Sony and LG, and its QD OLED panel in the 65 inch that I have is unbeatable. The S95D is only slightly better with its uptick in processing, and the matte finish which is very much a love or hate thing, plus it’s almost $2k more expensive.

[@johanmelis12]

Not in Europe WOLED instead of QD OLED

[@gertiasllani3564]

​@@johanmelis12 65 inch is qd-oled 💯%

[@DodoBoo]

Very good video 🎉

[@smarthomesounds]

Thank you 👍

[@torquesporttv9078]

Hey would you guys go for an 85 inch Q80d or a 98 inch q80c? My wall can do both - not loads in the price now what would you suggest? I don’t want a pixelated 98 inch screen for sports etc

[@Johnny_Wursthaut]

Does anyone know the brightness of the S90D WOLED Models?

[@Msvauxy]

Is the QNX1D have another name?? I can’t see it on ur list and finding it hard to see other video reviews. Any help much appreciated:)

[@prajwalsr248]

Great and informative tv

[@chrisgreen521]

Neo QLED models are amazing the OLED'S burn in too much 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@robertleftwich1122]

Always important to be British to comment on anything.

[@John-p6y1z]

You don’t look upon the lack of Dolby Vision as a problem ?

[@BigHugeChamp]

Eh it’s whatever. I have a G4 and like Dolby vision but it’s a fairly small difference.

[@gertiasllani3564]

Samsung uhd is better than lg Dolby vision

[@John-p6y1z]

@@gertiasllani3564 Would you care to elaborate

[@turkwendell6904]

This is a nice video and thank you... for me Sony's are better.

[@bitandbob1167]

But qd-oled not sold on s90d in uk right?

[@Unkounko88]

42 , 48 , 83 is woled, rest qd

[@bitandbob1167]

That’s 2023 which is s90c. S90d, the 2024 model is not qd-oled. So have to buy last years for that or go for 2024 95 model i think

[@Unkounko88]

@@bitandbob1167 mate i got 65 inch qd oled s90d in uk

[@Johnny_Wursthaut]

Whats the peak brightness of the S90D WOLED models?

[@AhmedNaas]

Best video so far on this topic. Yo ueven picked up on the S93D variant which I couldn't find info anywhere else.

[@AhmedNaas]

Samsung does state a difference in the Audio output I believe with S93D having higher specs? (Did a compare with S90D)

[@hamza2128]

Wow this is as complicated as a religion. You got yourself a subscriber.

[@dragondee99]

Those screen savers are disturbing

[@Dumitru-f5e]

Change your cigarettes, bro. Soon, you will lose your voice...

[@JonahKraner]

Best advice is to not buy Samsung at all

[@cheriedeparis5000]

Good tv but they don’t last long.

[@sesame88]

Will never, ever recommend samsung TVs/

[@mac8669]

They're great tvs, way better than Sony at least

[@scamnewton.]

I've been buying Samsung tvs for the past 20+ years and never had issues with any of them. I just got rid of one I bought in 2006.

[@bigaarmory100]

I hope that news doesn’t make it into the quarterly earnings call. Their stock price will take a nose dive 😒.

[@elsaconaty2965]

What's your favourite?

[@goggutube]

My Samsungs and Sony have had no issues for 20+ years. I'm sure at some point, we all encounter a lemon. I hope to continue to avoid getting snake bitten.

[@MeLucky-KuNGPaO]

My fav baLoKsz bottom TwiNK