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Amazon is offering Samsung's 77-inch S90H 4K OLED TV, a 2026 model, at $800 off its list price. The set features a glare-free OLED panel, Samsung's Tizen-based smart TV platform, up to 4K/165Hz gaming support with VRR, ALLM and four HDMI 2.1 ports, HDR10+ and HLG, and a 2.1-channel 40W speaker system with Dolby Atmos and Q-Symphony support. It currently holds a 4.4 out of 5 rating on Amazon.
Samsung's 2026 S95H OLED TV no longer includes the One Connect breakout box as standard, requiring devices to be plugged directly into the television, which makes the set thicker at 1.04 inches versus 0.4 inches on the prior S95F. The TV adds four HDMI ports including a 165Hz gaming port and eARC support, Wi-Fi 6E, two USB ports, Ethernet, optical audio, and runs Samsung's Tizen OS. Samsung also does not officially publish color gamut, brightness or contrast ratio specs for the model.
LG's 2026 B6 OLED TV ships with removable legs, LG's ThinQ app setup, and features including a low-latency gaming mode, AI picture enhancements, the $5-per-month LG Gallery+ art mode, and a desktop mirroring function. The reviewer noted mixed experiences with WebOS and the included remote, which lacks backlighting and has an unreliable on-screen pointer.
Roku's new Pro Series LX OLED TVs are now on sale at Amazon in 55-inch ($1,300) and 65-inch ($1,600) sizes. They sit above the standard Pro Series OLEDs, which start at $999, and feature a 144Hz refresh rate, brighter picture, wider color range, an anti-reflective polarizer, and a rechargeable remote with hands-free voice control.
WIRED's review of the Roku Pro Series OLED TV covers its setup process, port layout, and software experience. The set includes four HDMI ports (one eARC, two 120Hz gaming ports), plus coaxial, optical audio, and Ethernet inputs, but uses Wi-Fi 5 rather than a newer standard. The reviewer praises Roku's OS for its simple, customizable interface and screensaver options, while noting ads appear across much of the home screen and some streaming apps still have limitations.
A Tom's Guide tech writer compiled a list of 15 affordable gadgets currently discounted to under $50, including items as cheap as under $25, that they personally own and use. Among the featured deals is Rosewill's NVMe M.2 SSD Cloner, now $36.09 (28% off its $49.99 price) on Amazon, which lets users clone or transfer drives via a 20 Gbps USB-C connection without extra enclosures or software.
Amazon is offering a significant discount on Sony's new entry-level OLED TV, reducing its price from $2,000 to $1,298. The model features deep black levels, vibrant colors, and integrated Google Gemini for smart control, making it a notable deal for those seeking a budget-friendly OLED option. The sale highlights the availability of more affordable OLEDs during Prime Day, a key opportunity for consumers to upgrade their home entertainment systems.
Roku's newly launched Pro Series OLED TVs are seeing temporary price cuts at Amazon through checkout codes. The 55-inch model drops to $699 with code ROKUOLED300, and the 65-inch model falls to $799 with code ROKUOLED400. Both sets feature 120Hz OLED panels, four HDMI 2.1 ports, Dolby Vision and HDR10+ support, and built-in Roku software.
CNET's People's Picks survey found LG is the favorite TV brand among readers, winning categories for picture quality, fast-moving content, and OLED/QD-OLED performance. Over 61% of LG TV owners rated their sets 'Excellent' for bright-room viewing, while 65% praised the dark-scene performance, with Sony as the runner-up for picture quality.
Roku has entered the OLED television market with two new lines: the Pro Series, sold exclusively on Amazon starting at $999, and the pricier Pro Series LX arriving in October. Both run Roku's own OS and include 120Hz-or-higher panels, HDMI 2.1 ports, Dolby Vision and HDR10 Plus support, and gaming features like VRR and auto low latency mode.