Justin Gosselin

3 weeks ago | rtings.com | Justin Gosselin |Pierre-Olivier Jourdenais |John Peroramas

Differences Between Sizes And Variants We bought and tested the 65-inch Samsung S90F (QD-OLED, QN65S90FAFXZA), and these results are also valid for the 55-inch and 77-inch models that use QD-OLED (FXZA) panels. In North America, the 42-inch, 48-inch, and 83-inch models use a WOLED panel (EXZA) instead. Our results don't apply to any WOLED version of the TV.

1 month ago | rtings.com | Justin Gosselin |Ben Trudeau |John Peroramas

Compared To Other TVs The Hisense U8QG is a worthy successor to the 2024 Hisense U8/U8N. It's even brighter and has a solid uptick in contrast compared to the 2024 model. It's also loaded with modern features and attempts to cater to PC gamers with its USB-C alt-display port and high refresh rates. However, the TV's gaming performance is a bit held back by the fact that VRR and 1080p @ 288Hz both don't work when using the USB-C port.

1 month ago | rtings.com | Justin Gosselin |John Peroramas

Compared To Other TVs The Samsung S95F is an incredible TV. It pushes OLED technology to new heights, significantly increasing the peak brightness over 2024 models while still maintaining the impressive colors QD-OLED panels are known for. It's also a gaming powerhouse, making it an easy choice for PC or console gamers alike.

1 month ago | rtings.com | Justin Gosselin |Pierre-Olivier Jourdenais |Yannick Khong

Compared To Other TVs The Samsung QN90F is a very good TV, and it excels in most use cases. It's extremely bright in HDR and SDR, and its matte coating does an amazing job of dealing with any direct light sources. Unfortunately, while it supports 4k @ 165Hz on all four of its HDMI ports, its zone transitions are noticeably worse in Game Mode, making it a tough option for gamers.

2 months ago | rtings.com | Justin Gosselin |Pierre-Olivier Jourdenais |Yannick Khong

7.4 Brightness HDR Brightness Hallway Lights (~1950 cd/m²) 542 cd/m² Yellow Skyscraper (~700 cd/m²) 302 cd/m² Landscape Pool (~300 cd/m²) 286 cd/m² Peak 2% Window 1,312 cd/m² Peak 10% Window 1,731 cd/m² Peak 25% Window 1,408 cd/m² Peak 50% Window 854 cd/m² Peak 100% Window 518 cd/m² Sustained 2% Window 940 cd/m² Sustained 10% Window 1,637 cd/m² Sustained 25% Window 1,383 cd/m² Sustained 50% Window 852 cd/m² Sustained 100% Window 516 cd/m² Automatic Brightness Limiting (ABL)...