Samsung QN95C (2023) Series

Excellent contrast with perfect black levels ; No noticeable light bloom ; Wide, accurate colors ; Low input lag ; AirPlay 2 ; Hands-free Alexa and Bixby voice assistants

Slightly dimmer than the model it replaces ; Expensive ; No Google Assistant support

Samsung's QN95C Neo QLED TV offers excellent picture quality, a competitive feature set, and responsive gaming performance for a premium price.

Super thin design ; Floating display feel with nearly no bezels ; Fantastic QLED 144Hz display ; Great color and deep blacks ; Mini LED backlighting delivers great brightness ; Samsung's UI is one of the best ; Superior sound quality ; Great performance

Heavy and fragile, take care when unpacking and setting up. Use the provided instructions ; This is a pricey TV, some may find better value buying a Samsung 4K TV over this ; 8K is still not a standard and it may be far off, consider other Samsung TVs...

The Samsung QN900C isn’t for every buyer. The individual looking at this TV should be ready to spend a little extra but with the reward of future-proofing. Any way you cut it, the 75″ 8K Samsung QN900C is BIG in every good way possible.

For the past ten years we've watched 4K LCD and OLED TVs compete in the wake of plasma's demise. There was the death of 3D. And for a while, we even had curved screens to contend with. At first OLED had a distinct picture quality advantage over LCDs,...

The Samsung QN95C offers a spectacular viewing experience with strong contrast and dazzling brightness. With an excellent black level, precise light control and minimal screen reflection, this is an excellent TV for all kinds of use.

Samsung has ditched the popular One Connect box, which some may miss. And Samsung still shows no sign of supporting the popular Dolby Vision HDR format.

The Samsung QN95C, like its predecessors QN95B and QN95A, is one of the best LCD screens in the high-end class. This is LCD technology trimmed to its best, and will especially appeal to those who prefer a bright TV for sports, gaming and other...

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Stunningly bright and colourful images ; OLED-like black levels and contrast ; Extensive gaming features

One Connect box is no more – ports on TV body ; Local dimming can occasionally get tripped up ; No Dolby Vision HDR

The Samsung QN95C doubles the number of zones in its Mini LED backlight compared to last year's 'B' model, and when combined with class-leading local dimming and image processing, it's a TV that delivers a performance to rival the best OLEDs. An...

Dazzlingly bright HDR pictures ; Peerless LCD TV black levels ; Excellent gaming support

No Dolby Vision support ; Some out-of-the-box backlight flaws ; Default motion settings are poor

The dimming-zone rich QN95C proves emphatically that Mini LED is much more than just a bright room technology

Picture offers a dazzling mix of brightness and blackness ; Gaming features are outstanding ; Refined picture processing

Expensive compared to competition ; No Dolby Vision support ; Some backlight issues need to be worked around

With almost twice as many local dimming zones to work with as its predecessor, the Samsung QN95C takes LCD’s handling of dark scenes to a new level. And it does so without compromising the dazzling brightness and color the best LCD TVs are renowned...

Impressive SDR images ; Remarkable HDR performance ; Excellent next-gen gaming support

No Dolby Vision

The Samsung QN95C is a superb 4K Smart TV that combines Mini LED backlighting, class-leading local dimming and cutting-edge image processing to produce some of the best SDR and HDR pictures you’ll see this year.