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LG C5 OLED vs Samsung S90F OLED

Get the LG C5 for films. Get the Samsung S90F if gaming punch and anti-reflection matter more than Dolby Vision.

LG C5 OLEDOur pick

LG C5 OLED

Still one of the safest OLED buys: deep blacks, Dolby Vision and excellent gaming, now often discounted.

Samsung S90F OLED

Samsung S90F OLED

A bright, punchy OLED with anti-reflection and strong gaming. Great if you don't need Dolby Vision.

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The short answer

Both are excellent OLEDs. The LG is the safer home-cinema pick because it supports Dolby Vision; the Samsung is brighter-looking, gaming-focused and often aggressively priced.

Get the LG C5 if
  • —You watch Dolby Vision films and streaming.
  • —You want the safer all-round OLED.
  • —You prefer LG's C-series track record.
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Get the Samsung S90F if
  • —You game more than you watch films.
  • —Your room has some daylight.
  • —The Samsung is meaningfully cheaper.
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Key differences

Dolby Vision
Yes
LG C5
No
Samsung S90F
Gaming refresh
Up to 144Hz
LG C5
Up to 144Hz
Samsung S90F
Bright-room glare
Okay
LG C5
Better anti-reflection
Samsung S90F
Smart TV
webOS
LG C5
Tizen + Gaming Hub
Samsung S90F
Film compatibility
Better
LG C5
HDR10+ instead
Samsung S90F

Pros and cons

LG C5 OLED
  • +OLED blacks and wide viewing angle
  • +Dolby Vision for films and streaming
  • +Strong console and PC gaming features
  • −OLEDs can show stutter in slow panning shots.
  • −Bright rooms still suit a Mini LED better.
Samsung S90F OLED
  • +Bright OLED picture
  • +Four HDMI ports and up to 144Hz
  • +Anti-reflection helps in lit rooms
  • −No Dolby Vision support.
  • −Samsung model names and panel variants can be confusing by size.

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How we reached this verdict

We compared independent expert reviews with the manufacturer's specifications, then checked it's sold at a major retailer where you live. We don't test products ourselves.

Sources: RTINGS, TechRadar, Tom's Guide, Expert Reviews, Trusted Reviews, manufacturer specifications.

Updated 7 Oct 2026How we decide