New OLED Samsung S95B vs Sony A80K

[art3mis]

Need some buying advice after spending a day watching YouTube reviews. My 12 yr old Panny plasma is past its expiry date so in the market for an Oled.
After initial searching narrowed my choice to the Samsung S95B or the Sony A80K which my local Best Buy has on sale. I don't think the extra $1000 premium for the newer Samsung A95C is worth it.
I work in the vfx industry and have a background as photographer filmmaker so color picture accuracy is paramount. I’ve read that in general Samsung over saturates their colors. With the latest firmware update in Filmmaker Mode has this been resolved?
The other issue less important is the very poor UI that Samsung has.
Can any owners of either tv suggest other reasons to buy one over the other?
Also is the BestBuy extended warranty a good idea? 4 years peace of mind for an additional $200?
Thanks!

 

[Snoopy]

I think Samsung still offers no Dolby vision . And their OLED+ TVs are still Quantum Dot TVs.

If you want colour accuracy I would get a Panasonic/Sony/LG OLED

 

[Moonhead]

Here you go mate!

Sony A80K/A80CK OLED vs Samsung S95B OLED Side-by-Side TV Comparison

The Samsung S95B OLED is much better than the Sony A80K/A80CK OLED. The Samsung has a QD-OLED panel, allowing it to get brighter and display a wider range of colors than the Sony. The Samsung TV also has better gaming performance with its lower input lag. However, if you use your TV in a bright...

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[art3mis]

Thanks guys. Re Dolby Vision, technically is SHOULD result in better (ie extended) dynamic range but from what I understand it's more of a marketing thing. Correct me if I'm wrong but content mastered for Dolby vision might even appear a bit darker than when viewed using a HDR10 capable display because of the way the highlites are handled.

 

[sweetchaos]

Extended warranties are a complete waste of money.

I would choose either this or last year’s TVs models, since you can get great deals from last year’s models.

Here's all the TV's from this and last year's that are OLED (WOLED and QD-OLED):

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There are 13 models.

I would first narrow down what size of TV that you want, since that will eliminate a lot of options.
Then start comparing different TV's against each other.

By the way, if colour accuracy is more important than other features, then the QD-OLEDs (Samsung or Sony) have the best DCI P3 and REC 2020 colour accuracy vs WOLED models.

 

[Karls_speaker_works]

I have the S95B, it has a great looking picture.