Samsung S90C OLED

Both TVs use the same QD-OLED panel technology, but the S95C features a premium metallic bezel and a separate One Connect box that houses all the inputs. The S90C has a slightly dimmer peak brightness and routes cables directly into the back of the TV.

No, Samsung does not support the Dolby Vision HDR format on any of its televisions, including the S90C. Instead, it relies strictly on HDR10+ for dynamic metadata, meaning Dolby Vision movies will fall back to standard HDR10.

The S90C features a 144Hz native refresh rate, which is a notable upgrade over the 120Hz standard found on most previous OLED TVs. When connected to a compatible PC, this allows for 4K gaming at up to 144 frames per second.

The TV utilizes the Neural Quantum Processor 4K to upscale lower-resolution content and manage the complex algorithms required for OLED image processing. This chip also heavily drives the company's AI-based spatial audio and smart picture modes.