Since this TV supports 120 hertz and VRR thanks to the HDMI 2.1 ports, it works perfectly with the PS5, Xbox Series X, and S. But after a few days, I get used to it, and honestly, it just feels so immersive sitting this close to a screen this size. Now, I swap between my monitors and TVs quite regularly, and playing on a 42-inch screen always feels ridiculous at first. I still think Rift Apart is one of the best games to show off on any TV, as the vibrancy is just unmatched. But it’s the color and clarity of the games that are really worth talking about.
Most of the time, I play with HDR switched on, and the brightness is good. It’s no surprise that the A90K looks absolutely awesome with every game I’ve played. I’ve also been testing out the usual culprits like Gran Turismo 7 and Ratchet and Clank. This has included playing Warzone with my mates and the new Star Wars Jedi Survivor, which has had a few performance issues, but that’s on the game and not the TV. That means over the last five weeks, I’ve put some serious gaming time into it. In fact, it’s the only reason this setup even exists. Now, gaming is one of the main reasons I use this desk setup. Comparing it to the 42-inch LG C2 that I had, the C2 is definitely brighter overall. But even with those switched off, it still lacks the punch that I hoped to see. There are settings that you can toggle on and off to ensure that you’re not using the automatic energy-saving or ambient modes, which, of course, I disabled immediately. However, if you’re already unimpressed with the brightness of most other OLEDs, this one could disappoint you. But during the day or with the lights on in my room, it often feels like it’s running at around 70 to 80 brightness, even though it’s maxed out at 100. Don’t get me wrong, during those late-night sessions in a dark room, it’s absolutely fine. However, with that said, the A90K just doesn’t feel quite bright enough. So, we know that the screen quality, HDR, contrast, and colors look good, but what about the brightness? Well, OLEDs typically don’t get as bright as LCD or LED TVs, and that’s a given. I’ll talk more about the overall UI a little bit later, but the fact that you can jump between different apps without needing to power on your console is brilliant.
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While you could, of course, use your PC or game console to play and stream movies, the native apps on here make it much easier. This includes an aerial and satellite port on the rear, as well as the built-in App Store. Because of that, we get all the benefits of a TV as well. So, I have been using this as a monitor in my setup, but let’s not forget that this is a TV. The highlights and shadows are well balanced, and there’s obviously no blooming since it’s an OLED TV. The text and images are sharp, and the fact that they support Dolby Vision means that if you’re paying for a streaming service or disc that has Dolby Vision, you’re going to get incredible picture quality. Anything in 4K generally looks good, even the dashboard on the PlayStation 5. But what really makes this screen stand out is how sharp and clear the image is.
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