Samsung 55" OLED S90D $1603.60 Delivered (with $100 Trade-in & 5% off First App Order) @ Samsung Westpac Store (Excl TAS, NT)

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Coolhandlucas on 26/02/2025 - 18:13 samsung.com (448 clicks)
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Good deal for 55” OLED, if you're after a cheap, value-for-money, basic, entry into the world of OLED. No Dolby Vision would be deal-breaker for me but maybe there are some HDR10+ titles out there somewhere that can be streamed

This pricing is accessed via Westpac Offers Samsung Store

Not quite as sharp a deal as the 55" S90C debacle from last Nov: https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/877100 but at least Samsung are more likely to honour this deal

Price on retailers websites currently is $3295, & 55" Frame is $1795 - so this is good shopping

5% off first Samsung App order deal post

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  • lilmarnn on 26/02/2025 - 18:58

    Not a bad deal, hope to see steeper discounts soon. I'm holding out for a good 65" deal

  • qube on 26/02/2025 - 19:15
    +1

    How do you get access to the store?

    • Coolhandlucas on 26/02/2025 - 19:46

      I have a Home Loan with Westpac. I access it via the Westpac App. When I sign in on the App, in bottom right hand corner I click on "More" & then I click on "Westpac Rewards". After that I click on "Discounts & Extras", & then filter to "Electronics". Samsung Store is the first thing that comes up

  • BargainBobcat on 26/02/2025 - 19:33

    I guess you need to be associated with Westpac?

  • justjack on 26/02/2025 - 19:39
    +4

    If this is considered entry level OLED, what would be on the high end of the market?

      • justjack on 26/02/2025 - 19:48
        +4

        The ratings has S90D as the 'Best TV' but OP is implying it's entry level?

        • Aliensf on 26/02/2025 - 19:57

          Yeah, it pays to watch reviews and do your own research.
          https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZaoJXBxM-I

        • Coolhandlucas on 26/02/2025 - 20:01
          +1

          I bought LG OLEDs so I obviously think W-OLED is better…. I updated my 55" CX to a 65" G4 & I reckon it's better than QD-OLED. The equivalent in Samsung to G4 is the S95D, I looked at this but found the Matt finish raised the blacks, making them look grey; when I'm buying OLED & paying the "OLED premium", I want proper inky blacks, not greyish blacks. Plus I found the colour on the Samsung to be too much, especially with something like skin tones. Plus I wouldn't want to not be able to watch streaming content in Dolby Vision, which would be the case with the Samsung

          That's my take, different people perceive the 2 technologies differently, some love the way the colours are on the Samsung

          In reading stuff about the new OLED's for 2025, sounds like Samsung is the only brand using QD-OLED - all other brands use W-OLED, not sure why that is? Maybe other TV brands are all moving away from QD-OLED tech

          • justjack on 26/02/2025 - 20:14

            @Coolhandlucas: Sounds like there's a few things to consider I wasn't aware of so appreciate the insights

          • bazingaa on 26/02/2025 - 22:27

            @Coolhandlucas: are you sure S90D is not W-OLED ? I remember there was some outrage on that as QD-OLED is considered to be better than W-OLED for colour. S90C is QD-OLED though. All colour-related issues are just colour settings, isn't it? also disable that weird frame smoothing thing.

          • Maths Debater on 26/02/2025 - 23:03

            @Coolhandlucas: G4 is the first TV and S95D is the second.

            https://www.rtings.com/assets/pages/hTbkKcj4/reflection-comp…

            Reflections are very distracting IMO. I would take the S95D without hesitation.

            • Coolhandlucas on 26/02/2025 - 23:29

              @Maths Debater: I'm only biased cause I own a C2 & a G4. From what I've read online the pixel has a greyish appearance because of the matte finish that is applied to the S95D, to prevent reflections & minimise glare. I get some reflection on the my 2 LG ones if it's a bright day but I'd rather that then not have completely black screen. Next time you're in a JB store, ask the sales person to turn the Samsung off & then have a look if the screen is dark, inky black. All the reviewers refer to the Samsung screen as being "raised black" which I've since learnt kinda means not quite black - I had never heard that expression before

              I'm probably having my opinions shaped too much by what I'm reading but that's how I see it myself personally. I have also seen many reviews that are full of praise for the Samsung, there was a Rtings article linked here that has it as a Top TV, so it just comes down to personal preference I suppose

  • aja12 on 26/02/2025 - 19:57
    +5

    First time I’ve ever seen the S90D described as “cheap”, “basic” and “entry level”.

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