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LG OLED C5 vs Samsung Neo QLED QN90: which should you buy?

Quick answer

LG C5 for dark-room films and gaming; Samsung QN90 for bright living rooms.

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LG OLED C5 55-inch

Best for Best picture

Typically £1,100–£1,500

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Samsung Neo QLED QN90 Series 55-inch

Best for Bright rooms

Typically £1,000–£1,400

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Quick comparison

FeatureLG OLED C5 55-inchSamsung Neo QLED QN90 Series 55-inch
VerdictBuyBuy
Typical price£1,100–£1,500£1,000–£1,400
Best forBest pictureBright rooms
Key featureOLED with Dolby Vision and 4 HDMI 2.1Very bright Mini LED
PanelOLEDMini LED
HDMI 2.14 ports—
Refresh144 Hz—
HDR—HDR10+
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Main differences

Contrast

OLED has perfect blacks.

Brightness

Samsung gets much brighter.

HDR formats

LG supports Dolby Vision; Samsung does not.

Glare

Samsung handles reflections better.

Which should you choose?

Choose the LG OLED C5 55-inch if you

  • film fans and gamers
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Choose the Samsung Neo QLED QN90 Series 55-inch if you

  • bright rooms and daytime sport
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What matters most

Focus on the differences above rather than spec-sheet numbers. See more options in our best TVs list.

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Verdict
Buy
Best for
Value
Typical price
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Pros

  • Bright
  • Good value

Cons

  • Processing weaker

Frequently asked questions

Which is better, LG OLED C5 or Samsung Neo QLED QN90?

LG C5 for dark-room films and gaming; Samsung QN90 for bright living rooms.

What is the main difference?

OLED has perfect blacks.

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