Samsung S95F QD-OLED Review

Samsung built the S95F to win the argument it started with the S95D, and it does. The refined matte coating kills reflections without the milky gray wash the first version put over dark scenes, and behind it sits the brightest OLED panel in production, so highlights carry a force that conventional white OLED cannot answer and saturated color holds its intensity where rivals drift toward white. Gaming support is complete, with 165Hz, variable refresh and four full bandwidth inputs fed through the external connection box that keeps the panel itself absurdly thin.

The objections are the familiar Samsung ones. There is still no Dolby Vision at a price where every competitor includes it, Tizen remains the most aggressively advertised interface on any television, and in a properly dark room a glossy screen keeps a slight edge in black depth. It costs meaningfully more than an LG C5 and gives you a visibly better picture for the money, which Samsung's flagships have not always managed.