Samsung S95B (2022) Series

High overall brightness Excellent color brightness Superior Contrast Perfect blacks/uniformity Great for gaming

First-gen technology Size limits

“The Samsung S95B is a truly revolutionary TV”

Nearly perfect digital cinema color out of the box ; Brightest OLED TV we've seen yet ; Plenty of features, including Apple AirPlay 2 and hands-free voice assistants ; Eco-friendly, solar-powered remote

Quantum dots make OLED panel's black levels less than perfect ; Tizen-powered smart TV platform is clunky ; No Dolby Vision support

Samsung's S95B TV line demonstrates how incredible colors can be on a cutting-edge OLED panel with quantum dot technology, but those same dots throw off what should otherwise be perfectly dark black levels.

Near-infinite contrast ratio for perfect blacks. HDMI 2.1 bandwidth on all four ports. Low input lag. Incredibly bright colors. Wide color gamut. Good peak brightness in SDR. Exceptionally wide viewing angle. Automatically removes 24p judder from any...

Noticeable color fringing. Small risk of permanent burn-in. Fast response time results in noticeable stutter. Raised blacks if it's in a room with any ambient light. Aggressive ABL can get distracting with large areas of brightness. Doesn't support DTS...

The Samsung S95B is a fantastic TV overall. Its self-emissive panel technology is superb for watching movies or gaming in a dark room. HDR content looks superb thanks to its high peak brightness and exceptional color gamut. It also has an exceptional...

Fantastic, best-in-class image ; Attractive form factor ; Stylish remote and interface

Pricey ; Processing doesn’t quite match LG’s

Marry the lush black of OLED with the rich, saturated color of quantum dots, and you get the Samsung S95B, quite possibly the best 4K TV ever made.

Thin design ; Looks very nice, especially when wall mounted ; Fantastic QD OLED display ; Great color and deep blacks ; Excellent brightness for an OLED ; Samsung's interface is still amazing to use ; Excellent sound quality ; Good performance

The thin design does mean you need to be extra careful when handling this TV ; While I still love Samsung's software, I found this TV gave me a few stutters when navigating through apps. Nothing major but worth mentioning ; QD OLED technology is new...

The Samsung S95B QD OLED TV is a fantastic piece of tech but also 1st generation technology. Early adopters will buy in regardless; I know I would, but those who prefer to play it safe might wait. I don’t know which category you fall in, but I don’t...

We've become so accustomed to what an OLED TV can do that we risk reciting its benefits in our sleep. Great black levels, check. Viewable with little picture change from as far off center as you might want to sit, double check. Bright enough for...

For $3,000, that’s a bit much to ask—even given the myriad positives—considering the stiff competition out there from the likes of Sony and LG, which are nipping at Samsung’s heels with new TVs that will build on the advances from their excellent...

QD-OLED is a game changer ; Excellent gaming TV ; Superb design

No Dolby Vision ; Might need to be calibrated ; Minor color artifacts

This is usually around the time I start going through my “bright living room” spiel, wherein I remind folks that OLED TVs are at a disadvantage in bright-room settings compared to a high-end LED TV with considerable horsepower. And while those TVs are...

Impressively slim screen ; Great for gaming ; Expressive and colourful picture performance ; Big, loud audio performance ; Great viewing angles

No Dolby Vision ; Sluggish smart remote ; Picture settings require tweaking ; Speakers suffer from bass distortion

The Samsung S95B is an impressive OLED with high levels of brightness and, at times, very good picture performance. Its picture does need tweaking out the box, and the new smart interface feels like a step back rather than a step forward. Gamers will...