These Samsung OLED TVs Are Up to $1,300 Off Right Now

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Samsung’s entire S90H lineup is discounted right now, from the 42-inch model all the way up to the 83-inch version, with savings reaching as much as $1,300 on the largest screen—the 65-inch version is the one I would look at first, though. It is down to $1,597.99 from $2,697.99, a $1,100 discount and its lowest price so far, according to price trackers. It also costs just $200 more than the 55-inch model, which is currently $1,397.99, so the extra screen size is much easier to justify—and for most living rooms, 65 inches is also large enough to feel like a real upgrade without demanding the wall space of the 77- or 83-inch models. Amazon is also including room-of-choice delivery with the deal, a service that normally costs $19.99, although the delivery team will only carry the boxed TV into the room you select and will not unpack, install, remove packaging, or haul away your old set.

The S90H is easiest to recommend for a living room where sunlight, lamps, or overhead lighting often reflect across the TV—its matte screen softens those reflections, so dark movies and daytime sports remain easier to see without closing the curtains. You still get the deep blacks, vibrant colors, and clean contrast expected from an OLED screen, with no obvious glow around subtitles or bright objects. The picture also holds up well from the side, which helps when your seating is spread across the room. The tradeoff is that the matte coating can make the image look slightly softer than it would on a glossy OLED.

Gaming gives the S90H another reason to consider it. All four HDMI 2.1 ports support 4K at up to 165Hz, variable refresh rate, and low input lag, so you can connect a gaming PC, multiple consoles, and a soundbar without constantly moving cables around. Its fast response also keeps quick camera movements and sports looking clear, while the wide viewing angle works well for local multiplayer games. The S90H is therefore best suited to someone who needs one TV for daytime viewing, movies, sports, and gaming. Buyers who care more about Dolby Vision and home-theater performance may prefer LG’s competing C6.