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Tom's Guide
4 days ago
- Business
- Tom's Guide
Massive Currys sale is live from £15 — 21 deals I'd add to my basket on TVs, Switch/PS5 games, laptops and more
Currys is offering some incredible deals this week! Whether you're looking to refresh your tech setup or just want a little retail therapy, I've found a bunch of awesome discounts for you. For starters, you can currently shop TV deals from £89 at Currys. This includes the excellent Samsung 55-inch S90D 4K OLED TV on sale for £999 at Currys (£200 off.) When we tested this model out in our Samsung S90D OLED TV review, we said this set offers 'the best bang for your buck' and praised its picture quality and brightness. Plus, there's an awesome Ninja sale with up to 20% off at Currys. The sale includes everything from blenders to bottles to air fryers! Check out all my favorite Currys deals below. For more savings, see our Currys discount codes page. Ninja sale: up to 20% off @ CurrysCurrys is taking up to 20% off select Ninja appliances! The sale includes some of our favorite blenders, air fryers and more. PS5 game sale: deals from £15 @ CurrysSome of the best PS5 games are included in Currys' sale. You can snag titles like GTA V, Astro Bot, Spider-Man 2 and more. Amazon has a similar sale on with different check: from £15 @ Amazon Grill sale: deals from £19 @ CurrysCurrys is offering some big savings on grills right now. Brands on sale include Salter, Ninja, George Foreman and more. Prices start from just £19. Switch games: deals from £19 @ CurrysCurrys has Switch games on sale starting from £19. The sale includes titles such as NBA 2K24, Red Dead Redemption and more. Note Amazon and Argos have similar sales on with different check: from £19 @ Argos | from £19 @ Amazon TV sale: deals from £89 @ CurrysCurrys has smart TVs on sale for as low as £89. Keep in mind, the cheap TVs tend to be smaller, 1080p models (which are more suitable for a children's room or guest room). However, the sale also includes larger sets. These are among the cheapest TVs we've seen. Note that Amazon and Argos are holding similar check: from £99 @ Amazon | from £109 @ Argos TV sale: deals from £89 @ CurrysCurrys has smart TVs on sale for as low as £89. Keep in mind, the cheap TVs tend to be smaller, 1080p models (which are more suitable for a children's room or guest room). However, the sale also includes larger sets. These are among the cheapest TVs we've seen. Note that Amazon and Argos are holding similar check: from £99 @ Amazon | from £109 @ Argos The most affordable TV that carries the Bravia moniker is Sony's Bravia 3, and right now, it's even cheaper. Despite the Bravia 3's lack of luminance and local dimming, we appreciated the accuracy of its out-of-the-box performance in Sony's Professional picture mode in our Sony Bravia 3 TV review. It's priced higher than most budget-oriented 43-inch TVs, however, so you'll have to spend a bit more for Sony engineering. The S90D is one of Samsung's 2024 OLED TVs. The OLED TV features Samsung's new NQ4 AI Gen2 processor, HDR10+/HLG support, 120Hz refresh rate, four HDMI 2.1 ports and built-in Alexa. It also offers 4K AI Upscaling to ensure all programs are crisp and sharp. On the audio front, you get Dolby Atmos and Object Tracking Sound Lite for 3D surround sound. Our Samsung S90D review said, "it offers the best bang for your buck." This impressive OLED TV blends Sony's lauded engineering with the benefits of OLED display technology. It comes with Google TV baked right into the TV's software, as well as a solid list of gaming-related enhancements (like ALLM, VRR, and support for 4K/120Hz gaming). Currys lists the price as £2199, with £300 being taken off at checkout. Sony's smallest speaker is a portable powerhouse. It's got plenty of sonic oomph where it counts, despite its small size. The colors are where it's really at though — just check out those fetching shades. In our Samsung Galaxy Buds FE review we said these are a great pair of sub-$100 buds with active noise cancellation. They're also super portable thanks to their tiny case. They won't blow you away like more expensive the Samsung Buds Pro, but at half the price already, this discount makes them more than worth a look. The JBL Charge 5 is an excellent midrange speaker combining a lengthy 20 hours of playtime with strong audio quality. It's also IP67 waterproof and dustproof, so you can take it outdoors without fear. Plus, it even doubles as a power bank, if you need to juice up your other devices in a pinch. The AirPods 4 with ANC have all the same great features as the base AirPods 4, except they also include Active Noise Cancellation. They also feature Adaptive Audio, Transparency mode, and Voice Isolation. This discount makes them some of the best earbuds around for iPhone users. Lenovo's Chromebook balances performance and value in this lightweight package. The Full HD display and Intel processor handle everyday tasks, while Chrome OS ensures quick boot times and seamless cloud integration. Our Asus Zenbook A14 review had a lot of praise for this laptop, but we had mixed feelings about its price. Now that it's on sale for a discount, it's much easier to recommend. It's an extremely portable laptop thanks to its thin and lightweight design, its 14-inch OLED display looks incredible, and it lasted for 18 hours of battery life in our tests. This HP Envy x360 2-in-1 laptop features a 16-inch 2K display, AMD Ryzen 7 CPU, 16GB of RAM, and 512GB of SSD storage. Since it's a 2-in-1 device, you can use this device as a laptop or tablet. The M4-based MacBook Pro M4 is pretty close to being the perfect laptop. You get fantastic performance from the M4 chip, useful Apple Intelligence features, a better webcam and obscenely long battery life (18:31). In our MacBook Pro 14-inch M4 review, we said it's the best laptop for power users, now with more AI features. The base model features a 14.2-inch 3024 x 1964 Retina display, Apple M4 CPU, 16GB of RAM, and a 512GB SSD. Having a slow cooker is essential for making great food really easily, and the Crock-Pot CSC063 is a fantastic choice. It comes with a 7.5-litre capacity, digital controls with programmable timer and an auto keep warm feature that locks food at the perfect temperature for guests to scoop from! If you want a blender that's both portable and powerful, you've found it. Our Ninja Blast Max Portable Blender review praised this device's performance as it made short work of ingredients like ice and fruit. You can even use it to whip up pancake mix. Plus, it has a drinking cup for use on the go. Currys lists the price as £79, with an extra 20% off at checkout. There's no sugarcoating it: this is an expensive product. But the Dyson Airwrap I.D. is technically six styling tools in one: an ionic jet hairdryer, two curling wands, a hot brush, and a hot round brush. It's super convenient as you don't need to lug around loads of different gadgets when traveling, and we found it to be both versatile and easy to use in our testing. The Ninja Slushi turns liquids into smooth frozen drinks by using specialised RapidChill technology, so you don't need ice. We gave it a 4-star rating in our Ninja Slushi review, praising its quick, quiet and easy operation. Currys lists the price as £349, with 20% taken off at checkout.
Tom's Guide
6 days ago
- Business
- Tom's Guide
No way! My favorite Samsung OLED TV just got slashed $200 on Best Buy
When on the hunt for an OLED TV, looking at today's model might make your head spin. Whether it be price or the amount of features on offer, there's a lot to consider, which is why I tend to recommend going with a model that's already a year old. You won't be missing out on too many major performance upgrades and you still get an incredible picture performance for the price, as is the case with the Samsung S90D. Right now, you can get the 65-inch Samsung S90D OLED TV for $1,399 on Best Buy. That's a $200 discount on one of my favorite 2024 OLED TVs that's built on serious value. It's no LG C4 OLED, but it packs a punch for all things gaming and visual entertainment. It's one of the best OLED TV deals right now. The S90D is one of Samsung's 2024 OLED TVs. The OLED TV features Samsung's new NQ4 AI Gen2 processor, HDR10+/HLG support, 120Hz refresh rate, four HDMI 2.1 ports, and built-in Alexa. It also offers 4K AI Upscaling to ensure all programs are crisp and sharp. On the audio front, you get Dolby Atmos and Object Tracking Sound Lite for 3D surround sound. 42" for $99977" for $1,99983" for $3,299 What makes the Samsung S90D OLED stand out is its positioning within the lineup. It's not the top-of-the-line flagship, nor is it the limited-of-features budget model. It sits in the middle of the road, yet still wields more than enough premium specs and higher metrics to let it stand out against the crowd, a crowd that's packed with competition. I tested the Samsung S90D OLED TV last year and was pleasantly surprised by its abilities. The one major downside you'll have to consider is the absence of Dolby Vision, which is a shame if you're a big fan of HDR movies. It still has both HDR10 and HDR10+ support, which does make up for this blunder. And, if you're worried about your PS5 games looking less dynamic, the system doesn't support Dolby Vision, so this is the OLED TV to get for Sony consoles. I use the Samsung S90D on a daily basis. It's my daily driver TV right beside my revolving door of TV and projector reviews coming in every other week. It's a handy display because it has some of the best off-axis viewing, meaning I don't need to be dead center in front of the screen to get the best possible picture quality. Plus, it has some incredible brightness, which works well in tamping down reflections. In our testing it hit 476 nits in standard content and 1,166 nits in HDR. While these numbers pale in comparison to Mini-LED TVs, these are still pretty good for an OLED — especially one that's in the middle of its lineup. Tizen OS is also one of my personal favorite TV interfaces. Other users might disagree, but it's seen some massive changes in the last year. It's packed with tons of free channels to enjoy, some of the best cloud gaming services, and streamlined settings menus. Samsung has also committed to updating its TV OS for up to seven years, which means the S90D will feel good as new all the way into 2031. Take it from me, if you're in the market for a sporty OLED with exceptional picture performance at an unbeatable price, the Samsung S90D is the one to go with. But don't wait, as this Beat Buy deal won't last for long.
Business Insider
25-07-2025
- Business Insider
Samsung S90F 4K TV review: A contender for the top TV of the year
The Samsung S90F OLED TV is the successor to the brand's S90D, which is the reigning champ in Insider Reviews' guide to the best TVs. This new 2025 model is yet another excellent television, and it delivers a brighter image than its predecessor. Unlike most OLEDs in this class, the S90F uses quantum dot color technology, which results in a more vibrant picture. Out-of-the-box color accuracy is fantastic, exceeding many comparably priced rivals. While the S90F isn't the absolute brightest OLED on the market, it has more than enough luminance for a typical room and deep black levels that provide amazing contrast in a dim home theater. However, as impressive as the S90F is, it's important to remember that last year's similar S90D is still available and often on sale for a lot less. Though the S90F is a worthy successor, most people are still better off snagging the cheaper S90D while it remains in stock. But as the year goes on, the S90D will sell out, and the S90F will drop in price, making it a top contender to seize the crown as the best TV overall. The TV has a great design, but beware that not all sizes are created equal The S90F is available in six screen sizes — 42, 48, 55, 65, 77, and 83 inches. However, it's important to note that only the 55-, 65-, and 77-inch versions use a QD-OLED panel. The others use a non-quantum dot OLED, so their color performance isn't quite as advanced. My sample was a 65-inch S90F, so my impressions also apply to the 55- and 77-inch sizes. All sizes have an incredibly thin frame that looks sleek and stylish. The S90F's profile is notably slimmer than many competing Mini LED TV models, like the TCL QM8K, since its OLED panel doesn't require space for a separate backlight. Its thickest point is only 1.6 inches, where its back panel protrudes to house the TV's electronics and connections. The majority of the display's ports are either side- or down-facing, which allows the TV to be mounted very close to the wall if desired. Despite requiring no screws to assemble, the included pedestal stand feels stable and holds the S90F well. It measures 14.4 inches wide by 10.4 inches deep, so it still comfortably fits on a thinner credenza or table. There are four HDMI inputs, and they're all version 2.1 with support for up to a 4K/144Hz signal. But to get full bandwidth capabilities, it's important to make sure Input Signal Plus is activated in the TV's menu. The setting can be found by navigating to General & Privacy, then External Device Manager, then Input Signal Plus. You can turn this on for each HDMI input, and it enables the port to receive high-bandwidth signals. If it's set to off, the TV will not be able to display at 4K/120Hz (or 144Hz for PC gaming). The S90F comes with Samsung's compact SolarCell remote with Alexa and Bixby voice control. There's an additional AI button at the top of the remote this year, but otherwise, its face is identical to previous models. The small size of the remote keeps all of its functions easily within thumb's reach, but the tiny buttons could be mildly frustrating to use if you're someone with large hands. The remote's rear has a solar panel for charging, so you don't need batteries, and it has a USB-C port as a backup if you ever run out of juice from light sources. The S90F's excellent color volume delivers vibrant images As I mentioned above, I reviewed the 65-inch S90F, which uses a QD-OLED panel. One of the benefits of a QD-OLED screen over regular OLED (called WOLED) is color volume. WOLEDs rely on white light that passes through a color filter. But QD-OLEDs use blue light with red and green quantum dots. Without getting too into the weeds with technical details, this process enables a QD-OLED to produce higher color volume with brighter, purer saturation. Using my X-rite i1 Pro 3 spectrophotometer, C6 HDR5000 colorimeter, Murideo Seven-G 8K pattern generator, and Calman calibration software from Portrait Displays, I measured the S90F's P3 color gamut coverage at 99.78% in Filmmaker Mode (the TV's most accurate setting). That's an exceptional number at the top end of what TVs can achieve. The P3 color gamut is what modern high dynamic range (HDR) movies and TV shows use, so the S90F is capable of displaying the full range of colors that Hollywood productions are graded for. On top of that, its color accuracy is excellent. This all results in bright, realistic colors that look stunning on screen. I watched several HDR videos to test the TV's real-world performance. The explosions in "Mad Max: Fury Road" burst in swirls of red, orange, and yellow. Skin tones looked natural and not overblown. The TV's accurate, vibrant hues accentuated the film's changing color palette, starkly delineating the red and yellow day sequences from the rich blue scenes at night. The S90F allowed the film's stylistic look to shine through and create a highly engaging cinematic experience. However, like all Samsung TVs, the S90F doesn't support Dolby Vision HDR, instead opting for HDR10+, a competing royalty-free HDR format originally developed by 20th Century Studios, Panasonic, and (surprise) Samsung. Both Dolby Vision and HDR10+ do the same thing — adjust the picture on a scene-by-scene or frame-by-frame basis to offer the most accurate HDR image your TV is capable of. But Dolby Vision content is more widespread, and it allows more fine-tuning in post-production that could lead to better performance. You can learn more about the pros and cons of different high dynamic range formats in our HDR guide. Ultimately, the benefits of Dolby Vision are too subtle to be considered a must-have, but this is one area where the S90F is a step behind OLEDs from LG and Sony. When it comes to brightness, though, the S90F edges out other OLEDs in this price range while also delivering a decent upgrade over last year's S90D. The S90D offered around 1,240 nits of brightness on a standard 10% window. The S90F improves that number by a couple of hundred nits, with a max of around 1,457 nits on a 10% window. Smaller window sizes can hit an even higher peak of around 1,620 nits. This allows specular highlights (like explosions and light sources in movies and TV shows) to really pop. For example, a scene with stars against a black night sky sparkles with a wonderful intensity on the S90F. The S90F's OLED panel also enables perfect black levels when watching TV in a dark room, completely free from any of the patchiness or uneven backlighting that can pop up on QLED and Mini LED sets. That said, ambient light causes those black levels to slightly elevate, which makes them look a little gray in a bright room. This is due to the TV's QD-OLED panel lacking a polarizing layer, which is something that LG's WOLEDs have. A TV's overall brightness is higher without this filter, but it also allows light to reflect internally and adversely affect the screen's black levels. During regular viewing, this rise in black level is only slightly apparent, and it's not as distracting as it is on TVs that use a matte screen coating, like the flagship Samsung S95F. Even in a room with ambient light, I found myself able to sit back and enjoy TV shows without any major issues. And though it does have a glossy finish, the S90F handles direct reflections well. The S90F also has extremely wide viewing angles, which is a benefit found on all OLED displays. There's no visual degradation to the color or brightness, even from more than 60 degrees off-axis. If you have a large group over to watch TV or a movie, you can be sure everyone is getting a similar experience. As a whole, the S90F's picture performance is remarkable for its price. Compared to other 2025 TV models, its closest competitor is the LG C5, which is often sold for around the same amount. Performance between the two is a trade-off as you get better color and brightness on the S90F, but better daytime black level performance and Dolby Vision support on the C5. The interface is quick, but a bit frustrating to navigate Samsung uses the Tizen smart TV operating system, and the company has made some improvements over the past couple of years that have made navigation far more responsive than it used to be. I have an older S90C in my bedroom, and even with a consistent flow of updates to the OS over the years, moving the cursor around the home screen can be frustrating, as it stutters or fails to respond right away. The S90F, on the other hand, is zippy and smooth, and apps load quickly. But I find Tizen's organization to be cumbersome, and it requires a good amount of setup and customization to work well. The S90F autoplays the last app that was used if you let it sit idle for a few seconds, and the setting to turn this off is buried within the Smart Features menu. In order to add new apps to the home screen, it takes a bunch of clicks and searching to find them in the Apps tab, move them to the main page, and then shift them from the end of the apps bar to a more accessible spot toward the beginning. If you have external devices attached to the TV, there isn't an input select button on the remote, so you need to navigate to Connected Devices and then scroll over to the desired input. Everything feels like it takes a few more button presses than it needs to. For gamers, though, Tizen's centralized gaming screen is a useful feature. All gaming options, including cloud gaming services like Nvidia GeForce Now and Xbox Game Pass, are in one place that can be easily accessed by clicking on the side-bar menu's Gaming Hub. If you have a console connected, it will be shown on that page as well. The TV also supports a suite of AI features that Samsung has dubbed "Vision AI," including image and audio enhancements, but none of these functions are all that noteworthy. I generally recommend just keeping the TV in Filmmaker mode to get the most accurate picture. Should you buy the Samsung S90F TV? The Samsung S90F is one of 2025's top upper-midrange TVs. It has great contrast and a bright, detailed picture that's incredibly color accurate. The high refresh rate and cloud gaming support also make it an excellent gaming TV. The TV's black levels are perfect in a dark room but slightly compromised in a brighter space, and the Tizen OS isn't my favorite smart TV interface. But those strikes are small compared to the S90F's many strengths. When it comes to direct OLED competitors, the LG C5 is a worthy alternative for people who prefer the LG brand. Ignoring limited-time discounts, both TVs are typically sold for around the same price. I prefer the C5's interface, and its black levels are better than the S90F's when viewed in a bright room. But the C5 can't match the S90F's color volume or overall brightness. So, the choice between the two comes down to whether you prioritize color and brightness over daytime black levels and navigation. It's also key to remember that last year's S90D can still be found for a lot less money. It's a little dimmer, but it's otherwise a very similar display. With that in mind, the S90D still remains the better buy for most people. But as stock of the S90D runs out and the S90F's price comes down later this year, this newer model will take the upper hand. Based on past price trends for similar Samsung models, I expect the 65-inch S90F to drop down to as low as $1,600 in the fall. So, you may want to hold off until deals pop up over the coming months.
Business Insider
09-07-2025
- Business
- Business Insider
Here's every product on sale for Prime Day that's earned the top spot in our expert-tested buying guides
Let's be honest — of the hundreds of thousands of Prime Day deals out there, most are garbage. And I'm not necessarily talking about the size of the discount; there are a huge number of products on Amazon that are just plain our team of experts has been testing and writing about the best products you can buy on the web for over a decade. Collectively, we've put in tens of thousands of hours of hands-on testing, and our buying guides only recommend products we think are worth your time and money. This Prime Day, we rounded up the discounts on the products that have earned a "best overall" title in one of our buying guides — in other words, the best of the very best you'll find an assortment of on-sale products from every category — tech, sleep, kitchen, style, and more — all of which we've tested personally to give a top spot in our buying guides. For more of the best, be sure to check out our Prime Day deals hub, which we're updating throughout the four-day sale. The S90D is our favorite TV overall. Its QD-OLED panel delivers a high-contrast image with vivid colors, wide viewing angles, and impressive brightness for this class. The WH-1000XM5 are one of Sony's top over-ear headphones. They boast excellent noise-canceling performance along with great audio quality and a truckload of convenient features. The AirPods Pro 2 are a big upgrade from their predecessors, with improved noise cancellation and battery life. They also support new aural health features to assess your hearing and function as hearing aids. This model comes with a USB-C charging case and added dust resistance. This powerful 11.1.4 soundbar system has up-firing drivers, a dedicated subwoofer, and separate rear satellite speakers. It takes up more space than smaller options, but delivers the best Dolby Atmos performance we've heard in a system like this. Sony's WF-1000XM5 earbuds deliver excellent sound quality and noise canceling in a sleek, comfy design that's tough to beat. The Panasonic NN-SN65KB Microwave Oven packs 1,200 watts of power to cook food quickly and evenly. It's compact, yet has a spacious interior, and comes with many helpful preset buttons for easy cooking. With its massive 26-quart size, the Ninja Foodi DT201 10-in-1 XL Pro Air Fry Convection Toaster Oven is one of the largest countertop air fryers you can buy, large enough to fit a 12-pound turkey. The Casabrews Espresso Machine is a sleek, compact machine that is simple and quiet to use. It consistently makes flavorful espresso with excellent crema. This new generation of the Our Place Always Pan combines three metals — aluminum, stainless steel, and titanium. Our tests found it to be great at conducting heat and extremely durable. For its price, it doesn't get much better than the Gaggia Classic Evo Pro. This compact machine is a straightforward way to learn the ins and outs of espresso. The Shark Stratos Cordless Vacuum gets the cleaning job done with strong, automatically adjusting suction and easy maneuverability. This is a great vacuum for households with everyday vacuuming needs. The Coop Sleep Goods Original Pillow offers thoughtful features like adjustable fill, a washable pillow cover, and an unparalleled 100-night trial, making it the best choice for most people. With its five-level pressure control, impressive water heating, and an array of high-end features, like remote-controlled operation and UV sanitizing, the Coway Bidetmega 500S turns your toilet trips into a luxury spa experience. The Midea Duo Smart Inverter Portable Air Conditioner has a feature-rich app that pairs with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant for voice control, and it does an outstanding job of cooling while operating quietly. The Rest Evercool comforter is one of the coolest and most versatile options we tested, offering exceptional breathability and a silky-smooth feel in various colors and sizes, ensuring a sweat-free and comfortable night's sleep. The mid-plush Brooklinen Down Pillow conforms well to different sleeping positions, making it the ideal pillow for people who shift throughout the night. It feels as good as pillows double its price. If you need a powerful, energy-efficient air purifier for medium to large rooms, the Airmega AP-1521HH Mighty is your best option. It includes three filters and ionization, and the fan speed adjusts based on the air quality. The Bona Premium Spray Mop is our top pick if you're looking for a versatile mop that can be used to clean a variety of sticky and dry messes on wood, vinyl, and tile. The Coop Sleep Goods Body Pillow is soft, supportive, and perfect for any body type. The Travelpro Platinum Elite Expandable Carry-On is our top pick for the best carry-on bag. It's beloved by frequent fliers, holds everything you need and then some, and stands out from the competition thanks to its attention to detail at every point. My top pick is the Adidas Ultraboost Light, which have spacious uppers for your feet to spread out, a supportive midsole, and an attractive design. The Shark FlexStyle has a rotating wand that can be used as a hair dryer brush or multi-purpose hair styler. This advanced electric razor offers the most effective, close shave out of all razors we've tried. These Dream Paris sandals have a whopping 24K reviews and four stars on Amazon. We put them to the test ourselves and agree with all the rave reviews about their comfort and walkability — and the best part is that they're under $40. Though it's one of the priciest lip plumpers we recommend, this cult favorite gets the job done. If you're looking for major volume, this is the product for the job. This swimsuit has gone viral for being universally flattering. It's ruched at the middle to emphasize your waist and has lots of bust support. The NuMe Octowand is a multi-purpose styling tool offering a variety of curl options thanks to the multiple interchangeable barrel sizes. This no-fuss moisturizer has a cult following for its ability to nourish sensitive skin without causing future breakouts. Our top pick for the best no-pull dog harness is the Balance Harness. It significantly reduces pulling without impeding a dog's movement, sagging, or twisting. With its bird-friendly design, sharp video quality, and exceptionally user-friendly app, the Bird Buddy Smart Bird Feeder Pro outperformed the other feeders in almost every category. The Chom Chom Roller is reusable, works well, and is large enough for a variety of surfaces but small enough for easy portability. Suitable for furniture, bed, and clothes. The Outward Hound Hide N' Slide is a puzzle toy that will keep your pup occupied during long days. Right now, it's over half off. This is a low price we don't see often. This third-party-tested pure fish oil contains four marine-based oils rich in omega fatty acids, which experts say provide anti-inflammatory benefits and are the best ingredients to ease joint pain in dogs. Shopping for more discounts today? Check out our roundup of all of the best Prime Day deals, or browse Amazon's website for the full selection.
Tom's Guide
09-07-2025
- Business
- Tom's Guide
The Samsung S90F OLED just got its first price drop — but you should buy the S90D instead
Prime Day TV deals are finally here, bringing with it exciting deals on all our favorite tech. This includes some of the best TVs and even those launched this year. Which is what set my sights on Samsung's S90F OLED TV, a stellar new offering that sits right below its flagship S95F. While you might want to jump at the brand new offering, I recommend going for its older brother in the Samsung S90D OLED TV, launched in 2024. The Samsung S90F OLED TV is an enticing new entry, offering 144Hz refresh rate on one of Samsung's best upscaling processers. It also has Tizen OS, which is built with tons of free channels not to mention several cloud gaming services, and a full Gaming Hub for all your settings in one place. The S90F also has tons of AI baked into it, like an AI Sound Pro that boosts audio dramatically. 42" for $1,09748" for $1,29755" for $1,49777" for $2,99783" for $4,497 The S90D is one of Samsung's 2024 OLED TVs. The OLED TV features Samsung's new NQ4 AI Gen2 processor, HDR10+/HLG support, 120Hz refresh rate, four HDMI 2.1 ports, and built-in Alexa. It also offers 4K AI Upscaling to ensure all programs are crisp and sharp. On the audio front, you get Dolby Atmos and Object Tracking Sound Lite for 3D surround sound. 42" for $89748" for $99755" for $99777" for $1,79783" for $2,997 You'll be saving yourself around $600, plus there's still loads on offer with the S90D that makes up for its (relative) old age. I myself use an S90D frequently as my main display when not testing alternative sets, so it's a worthy choice over the 2025 model. Samsung went big on AI in 2025 for its newest displays, offering picture performance enhancements and audio boosting to improve the overall experience, among other major changes. That's the real meat of what makes the S90F a tad more expensive over its older model. These OLED TVs still both use a native 120Hz refresh rate, which can be boosted up to 144Hz with VRR for blistering fast gaming. Thus, both TVs are rather equally matched in a lot of categories, like gaming, color, and even brightness. But even in terms of AI, the S90D still has a lot going for it. One of my favorite features is the Adaptive Sound Pro function, which boosts audio performance by tailoring it to your living space. You'll instantly notice a drastic change in audio performance, cleaning up dialogue and enhancing noisier scenes. The big reason why I recommend the S90D OLED TV over the S90F right now, beyond the simple price equation, is Samsung's seven year upgrade commitment. This means your 2024 S90D will get retroactive Tizen OS upgrades for the next six years, making it a brand new TV in every update. As a big fan of the S90D OLED, I can't rave enough about its potential. Don't get me wrong, the S90F OLED is a fantastic TV too, but your money will be much better spent on the older model this Prime Day as the upgrades are minimal here.
