Samsung S90H OLED Adds 9.33ms Gaming Lag Edge as New Antireflective Coating Cuts Glare
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Updated · CNET · Sep 12
Samsung S90H OLED Adds 9.33ms Gaming Lag Edge as New Antireflective Coating Cuts Glare
1 articles · Updated · CNET · Sep 12
Summary
CNET said Samsung’s 2026 S90H stands out mainly for a new antireflective coating and a 9.33-millisecond 4K HDR input-lag result, making it a stronger pick for bright rooms and gaming.
The coating sharply reduces glare from lamps and windows, but it also makes blacks look slightly gray in lit rooms; the review said that trade-off is the main visual compromise versus rivals.
Against pricier OLEDs, the S90H delivered picture quality close to the LG G5 and below Samsung’s brighter S95H, with some weaker reds and occasional blown-out HDR cloud detail.
The set still offers four HDMI 2.1 ports, 4K 165Hz support and a cleaner 2026 smart-TV interface, though it lacks Dolby Vision HDR.
CNET concluded the S90H is the better buy over the prior S90F chiefly for reflection control and slightly faster responsiveness, not for a major jump in overall picture quality.