Samsung’s S95F QD-OLED is one of them Excellent TV we have ever tested. Its bright display offers good brightness, bright colors, and incredible contrast thanks OLED the ability to adjust each small part of the light independently. This TV may be a 2025 model, but it’s still a premium screen, now priced lower than I’ve ever seen it. Right now, a The 65-inch model is just $2,198 with Amazon’s Big Spring Deal, $300 in savings from earlier this month.
The Samsung S95F is unlike any other Best OLED TVs we tried it last year because of its unique matte screen, which absorbs even direct light better than any TV I’ve seen. As anyone with a bright living room can attest, that’s an important feature, and a time adversary LG G5 produces much deeper black levels, even that model can’t match the S95F’s glare reduction. (If you have a darker room The G5 is still my favorite TV in general.)
Cutting reflections doesn’t matter much if the picture isn’t great, but as Samsung’s flagship 2025 display, this TV delivers. Reviewer Parker Hall praised the S95F’s beautiful colors and contrast, with its brightness being among the best we’ve seen for an OLED display, with many of the best LED TVs, such as Sony Bravia 9.
The TV matches its high picture quality with an elegant design, including a stylish foot stand and cool accessories like a solar-powered remote control and Samsung’s One Connect box that lets you connect all your source devices to the TV using a single cable.
While I’m not a big fan of Samsung’s smart Tizen interface, I do enjoy its built-in games hub, which lets you stream games from multiple services directly. The refresh rate of the TV matches the latest games and game controls to get a smooth response. The biggest disadvantage of the S95F is its lack of Dolby Vision HDR (High Dynamic Range) support, something that all Samsung TVs do not have. You’ll still get great performance, with Dolby Vision videos up to par with standard HDR for impressive contrast and wide color.
It all adds up to a sweet package, especially for anyone after a TV that looks as good in bright sunlight as the lights on movie night. At this price, the value is hard to beat, and based on past years, I’d bet we won’t see it get any cheaper until the end of the year.
