TVs · Review
Samsung S95H OLED
The best-performing TV in this catalog and the OLED to buy for a bright room, if you can live without Dolby Vision.
93
out of 100
Our verdict
Samsung's 2026 flagship QD-OLED pairs very high brightness with a matte Glare Free screen, in sizes from 55 to 83 inches. Tom's Guide measured about 2,721 nits in HDR on the 65-inch, the brightest OLED it had tested, and RTINGS rates its handling of direct reflections as outstanding. That makes it the strongest OLED here for rooms with windows or lamps, though RTINGS notes ambient light lifts black levels and gives the screen a slight purple tint. It still lacks Dolby Vision, and Tom's Guide found the remote cheap for the price.
What's good
- Brightest OLED Tom's Guide has measured, about 2,700 nits
- Matte screen practically eliminates direct reflections
- Up to 165Hz with four HDMI inputs
- Works with Samsung's Wireless One Connect Box (sold separately)
What's not
- No Dolby Vision
- Blacks look lifted and slightly purple in bright light
- Remote feels cheap for a flagship
- 65-inch lists at $3,399.99, the same as the LG G6
How it scores
How we rate →Specifications
- Available sizes
- 55", 65", 77", 83"
- List price shown
- 65-inch
- Panel
- QD-OLED, Glare Free matte anti-reflective screen
- Refresh rate
- Up to 165Hz
- HDR
- HDR10, HDR10+, HLG (no Dolby Vision)
- HDMI
- 4 inputs, up to 4K 165Hz, eARC
- Processor
- NQ4 AI Gen3
- Smart OS
- Tizen (One UI)
- Audio (65-inch)
- 4.2.2-channel, 70W, Dolby Atmos