Keeping the Sony Bravia 7. Set picture to Dynamic and messed with the brightness a tad and it is a much better overall picture than the Samsung QN90D.

Sports, Netflix, Prime, HBO etc… is perfectly clear on the Sony. The Samsung would almost seem glitchy during fast pace baseball, basketball, hockey, and action movies.

Blue Ray and 4K is much more realistic in the Sony. The Samsung almost felt fake.

Glare is not bad at all on the Sony. Samsung was a tad better but not enough to matter.

Samsung did get a slight bit brighter but we felt it was almost too much.

Gaming with PS5 is 10x better on Sony.

Thanks for everyone’s input.

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Posted by Arbengal

Louisiana

Member since Sep 2008

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Posted on 6/7/25 at 3:06 pm to CMATTE

You made a very good choice. Never been disappointed in Sony TV equipment

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Posted by CMATTE

Houston, TX

Member since Feb 2010

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Posted on 6/7/25 at 3:52 pm to Arbengal

I’m tempted to go buy 2 more Sony Bravia 7 and put them in my master bedroom and game room. Feel like $999 is a steal.

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Posted by Arbengal

Louisiana

Member since Sep 2008

3431 posts

Posted on 6/7/25 at 4:06 pm to CMATTE

That’s a good price for sure! They have outlasted any other brand I have tried, including Samsung

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Posted by btr08ex

Baton Rouge

Member since Oct 2014

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Posted on 6/13/25 at 10:49 am to CMATTE

This post on avsforum might be helpful
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Posted by DonJuanDaMiles

San Diego, CA

Member since Feb 2014

1211 posts

Posted on 6/16/25 at 8:00 am to CMATTE

I went through this decision last year and I ended up with the Sony Bravia oled for my darker room at one house and went with the Samsung led at my beach house because it’s brighter. Sony has some better picture adjustments too, but if you’re not hooking up to home theater, the Samsung can sound better and have deeper sound.

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