Samsung R85H 100" 4K Ultra HD Micro RGB Vision AI Smart TV vs S90H 65" 4K Ultra HD OLED HDR Vision AI Smart TV — Comparison

The Samsung R85H 100-inch (MRE100R85H) is a Micro RGB set measuring 252 cm across, and the Samsung S90H 65-inch (QE65S90H) is an OLED at 163 cm. The R85H weighs 61.7 kg with its stand against 20.4 kg for the S90H, and it is 2229 mm wide against 1444 mm. The R85H is a 2026 set with a 144Hz refresh rate, four HDMI 2.1 ports and a five-year guarantee. The S90H has a 165Hz rate, four HDMI 2.1 ports and a one-year guarantee.

The S90H is the only one of the two with an anti-reflective panel, nVidia Sync, Hybrid Log Gamma and a Freeview HD tuner. The R85H offers Bixby, Google Assistant, ITVX and Dolby Atmos, but no Freeview HD digital tuner and no BBC iPlayer. Energy figures show the R85H at 203 kWh per 1,000 hours in standard dynamic range and 420 in HDR, against 85 and 198 for the S90H, so the larger set uses noticeably more power.

Feedback on the R85H is largely glowing, with most buyers giving it five stars and praising its brightness, vivid colours and panel quality. One says the size suits their room better than 65-inch-plus sets, and another accepts the high price but says the picture justifies it. Feedback on the S90H is less positive, with one buyer disappointed that BBC iPlayer is missing and another giving a one-star rating with no comment.

Bottom line: choose the Samsung R85H if you want a very large, bright and vivid screen and can accept a high price and higher running costs; choose the Samsung S90H if you want an OLED panel, an anti-reflective screen and a smaller set with lower running costs.