LG G3 vs Samsung S90C | MLA vs QD OLED Premium 4K TV Comparison

I was also considering the S90C but in the end settled witht he C3.

Yes, more expensive and sure the S90C is a fine TV.

But I just dont like the oversaturated Colors, I like the more natural look of the LG OLEDs all a long.
I dont know why all go crazy about brightness now when watching in darker rooms or at the evening anyway most of the times.

I use my C3 on like 40% brightness for Normal Content and between 60 and 80% for HDR and Gaming 🤷‍♂️
Dont need the full light flood in my face, that's hard on my eyes 😂

The Software/Interface of Samsung is not really to my liking and many people complaint about quality Issues.

I love my C3 and to me it has the best picture in this Price Range for my Liking.


Love it and can higly recommend to just go by whatever you personally like more and not what some measurements or whatever say.

That just made it unnecessarily hard for me for no reason. Wanted the C3 from the beginning...

give med quantum dot oled with lg web os. samsung tizen is SHIT compared to webos. and not having dolby vision support kind of is a big bummer.

I would love to see the comparison from the Neo QN85C vs last years model

I own a lg cx . Hdmi is rated at max 10L4 wich is lower then samsung s90c 12L4 LG HDMI 40 VS SAMSUNG HDMI 48 . 48 MATCH BOTH PS5 AND XBOX SERIE X . There has to be less info on lg wrgb since lg add a white pixel . But if you do not console serie x or ps5 ? Uhd content is usually compressed online

The LG comes with a 5 year Oled burn in warranty, which samsung does not

Just use FFM for gaming to get the pixel colour boost

Can you send link for the video on gaming on the lg please

get over the firmware upgrade, it simply corrected ERRANT software

Wormer colors on samsung, lower brightnes. Also, s90c is much cheaper, you should test s95c against g3

These comparisons are without adjusting the settings?

Samsung cheated the tests and actually oversaturates colors

Could you use the ColorControl app on PC to keep peak brightness in Game Mode on the G3? And if so, how would that compare to the S90C? I feel like they would be a game changer, but I also don’t know if that would void any warranty.

I have a S90C and a LG C2. I have to say, compared to LG, the out of the box settings especially for gaming on the S90C were horrible. The image was super oversaturated and overly bright. Luckily after many tweaks, I got it to look fantastic, yet I often miss LG’s UI and ease of use while using the Samsung. Moreover, I generally prefer LG’s less flamboyant processing and image depth, I’m not a huge fan of over saturation. LG provides a much more complete and optimised package, so much so that my next TV will most likely be LG. Hopefully they make a QD-OLED soon.

They are but good but i have a friend that play PC on his tv and he say the samsung is better because it can do 144hz but if you play console it pretty much a personnel choice

My s90c will be delivered Wednesday 22nd November, do you know if it will have a gen 2 panel?

It just me or do the Blues always look Purple in the S90C?

Does the S90C seem that pink irl?

I'm confused, every other reviewer ive seen has put the G3 as the gaming TV of the year even when comparing to the S95C.

The colors just look better on Samsung at high brightness.

Yes yes Tech with kg Samsung s90 is waaaayyyyy better with gaming I bought one so sick looking bad ass
And cheaper

The fact that the two tv's are even close is crazy. I bought my s90c 77" for $1999.99 with a 2yr samsung+ care warranty. I'm an LG fan but $2299 for a 65" sorry but I'll pass.

Is this comparison still relevant to the 83 inch panels?

It looks to me that the whites are whiter on the g3. Is this shown in real

On the G3 white appears as WHITE not blue, not purple but a clear and clean white due to the MLA technology. Im many examples you showed the S90C just looked either yellow or blue when its supposed to be white. The G3 showed just a clean white. I aslo think the G3 looks much more natural and true to life.

Może lg minimalnie lepszy ale 2x droższy a szkoda :)

These videos are bollacks. I've watched numerous comparisons of these tvs and they're all feckin different.

I wonder if it's still the old panel in the 65 inch size

I really liked the s90c I had but it gave me headaches no matter the brightness so I went back to my lg c3. I will say the build quality of the LG feels premium while the s90c and s95c seem somewhat cheap. The plastics used in LG seem premium which is weird to say for plastic😂

I'm a little confused about the gaming part...didn't exactly make sense. I'll say after seeing them both in store, G3 definitely gave me the feeling I was looking out a window, not at a screen. Sorry, for me that can't be beat. Although S90C was my second choice in the whole store (well, I didn't look at any insanely expensive models in the "dark room" lol)! Can't wait to get G3 hopefully in coming months

Is it safe to buy are 65inch s90c is durable for long term

G3 brighter than s95c??

Hye, I'm considering to buy between 55" LG C2 and 55" Samsung S90C. The price is about the same in my country. Can you recommend to me which tv is the best for me? I mostly use the tv to play PS5 and watch netflix or disney hotstar. Thank you.

colors are much richer on Samsung one

Should I keep the 55" S90C I got (unopened) or return it and get the 55" LG C3 for $200 cheaper? I still can't decide.

C3 is better because its case is much stronger, Samsung bends easily. Who knows what it will become over time?

S90C does not is in 83 inch and G3 83 inch does not have MLA - it is a mental trap - i need at least a 83 inch, but brighter than "old" oleds

Should of used the 77" S90C because it has the same panel as the S95C. It would crush the G3 at way cheaper.

Just got S90C, everything is great exept one issue, every time i turn off my tv it resets both my monitors, it would not be problem with 1, but i have 2 monitors, got no idea how to fix it.
I have atm TV connected to PC via hdmi 2.1, and 2 monitors via display port. Every time i turn off my TV, both my monitors blackout for few sec and only primary monitor goes online, secondary stays off until i turn on tv back again or enable it in nvidia control panel, is there any fix so i can have both my monitors on at same time when i turn off tv?

How can you tell which gen screen you are getting?

Great review, after looking at a lot of reviews i am thinking i need to go oled do to the fact the qm8 and u8k are great but not enough of an upgrade over my ks8000 any thoughts thanks

does the higher brightness translate to better handling of darker areas?

with all the oleds, which one has a better handling of darker details? that's the one thing I dislike, the term is crushed black (am I right?)

I got 3 months ago the LG g3. I don’t recommend because when I play ps5 and after a while playing it shut down by it self and that bae function where you can’t customize the picture quality it’s lock . The LG guy came to my house check they don’t even know what’s going on , he went through all the setting but could figure cause. So I’m waiting to get replacement

Only reason I'm even considering switching to the S90C is because of the chrominance overshoot that you get with W-Oleds. Almost all TV shows these days contain a lot of dark scenes that are compressed and these really do not look good on W-Oleds. This is not something you mentioned in your comparison. Also wondering about reflections - I know the earlier model Samsung's looked grey in brighter viewing conditions - is this still the case with the S90C?

Has LG fixed the gaming mode?

My S95B is bright enough. I have it turned down almost always. I mean, if you are living outside without curtains, dont buy an OLED.

The OS kind of sucks but you get used to it.

I have an Android TV 4K dongle as a backup to get all apps and all versions of the apps. They can vary between the two OSes.

The ABL is irritating though. Its partially a fault of directors and editors not knowing how OLED works and/or taking it into account during editing. Its an OLED thing but I do believe Samsung is quite agressive in its implementation. I wont turn it of in seevice menu even though I can. Not until the factory guarantee is donzo.

The picture is stunning at max brightness with HDR content. But after a few months, when your eyes are like "wtf let us rest" and you turn the brightness down, its bloody perfect. You can make OLED look so natural its crazy. Like the picture is painted in front of you.

Now, you just got to live with the stress of the panel slowly getting worse and worse. 😂

G3 have a pink tint? In screen white, yellow, etc.

Regarding to s90c panels generation... how can we check it? Is there a straightforward way to verify it?