- Get OLED by Samsung, from the world’s #1 TV Brand*
- SAMSUNG OLED TECHNOLOGY: With roughly 8.3 million specially engineered self-illuminating pixels (ultrafast switching tiny lights), contrast is virtually limitless; At its best in viewing settings with controlled lighting, the Samsung OLED is intensely cinematic
- NEURAL QUANTUM PROCESSOR w/ 4K UPSCALING: Works behind the scenes utilizing specialized networks to optimize the picture scene-by-scene; The AI-powered processor drives the intuitive Smart TV Hub, Dolby Atmos sound and expertly upscaled 4K*
- QUANTUM HDR OLED: See how Hollywood’s latest movies and streaming shows in HDR leap off the screen with unimaginable detail and color; Quantum HDR OLED expands the dynamic range beyond what is possible in HD
- DOLBY ATMOS & OBJECT TRACKING SOUND: Be enveloped by the spectacular cinematic surround sound of Dolby Atmos built in; From the strategically placed speakers behind the screen, hear the rain from above and the explosion from beyond to even feel like you’re inside the sound
- LASER SLIM DESIGN: Daringly discreet, this stylish TV has a profile so thin it was inspired by a laser beam; The groundbreaking Laser Slim Design has a minimal bezel and an ultra-thin side profile; On or off, behold the beauty from a TV that’s barely there
- SMART TV HUB: Spend less time searching and more time streaming what you enjoy with Samsung Smart TV Hub; Front and center, you’ll find the movies, shows, games, music and more you want most; It’s all organized and at your fingertips on a home screen tailored to you
- MOTION XCELERATOR TURBO+: Action movies, sports and gaming look smooth and crisp up to 4K at 120Hz; With Motion Xcelerator Turbo+ enhancements, you’ll virtually eliminate your lag and lessen blur to conquer your enemies and follow any chase, even at soaring speeds
- SMART TV WITH MULTIPLE VOICE ASSISTANTS: This TV comes with your favorite voice assistants built-in and ready to help. Choose from Bixby, Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant
Brand Name | SAMSUNG |
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Item Weight | 46.1 Pounds |
Product Dimensions | 11.3 x 48.2 x 30.2 inches |
Item model number | QN55S95BAFXZA |
Color Name | Carbon Silver |
Special Features | 100% Color Volume with Quantum Dot, Ultra Viewing Angle, Neural Quantum Processor 4K, HDR10+, Works with Google Assistant/Alexa, Real Depth Enhancer, LaserSlim |
Speaker Type | 2.2.2CH |
Standing screen display size | 55 Inches |
Voltage | 120 Volts |
Wattage | 300 watts |
Christopher T. –
I mainly bought this TV for use with my PS5 and Series X and I’m actually impressed. I seriously couldn’t be happier. Compared to my last TV which was a 2019 M series Vizio QLED, I’d say this was a huge upgrade for me. That TV had noticeable motion artifacts and motion blur when panning the camera with the right thumbstick but this TV doesn’t display any of that! Gaming so far has been smooth and the picture really is nice and sharp. Seeing videos on YouTube about this TV’s picture quality doesn’t do this tv justice and you have to see it in person to really appreciate it. I could care less about accuracy as I won’t be watching too many movies on it but watching some content such as Netflix and Disney Plus has been good. There have been exaggerated claims on this TV saying that it has oversaturated colors but I found if you set the color space in the picture settings to “auto” instead of native, you get colors in accordance with the source provided and not to the TVs maximum color capabilities which made the picture a bit better in that aspect. However regardless of the color space settings, do not set the color more than 20-25 (out of 50) as this will prevent over-saturation in colors and give you a more natural look to your picture to whatever the source is. Still have to tweak some settings but so far it’s been good. If you’re looking for a TV with vibrant colors, deep blacks, high brightness (also in colors), fast response time, low input lag, care less about the accuracy, and just want to game, this is the TV for you I promise. If you’re looking for a TV with a more accurate picture and plan to watch tons of movies and TV shows then I’d suggest something else. I highly recommend this TV for the gamers out there console and PC alike. One thing I should note is that my TV came slightly bent which I noticed when I looked on the side of the TV. It’s not anything to cry about but still, a little bummed about it. This might of been either a manufacturing issue or mishandling during shipping and transportation. So be careful ordering this TV online with the available delivery options and make sure that the delivery guy or guys are gentle with it when carrying it and unpacking it in your house or apartment. This TV is seriously thin! If you’re handling it yourself again be careful.
Great2bfree –
Wow! I’m impressed with the built quality and technological advancement Samsung has to offer with the S95B. Coming from the LG CX OLED TV, I found myself immediately blown away. The produced images are crisp, bright and colorful. Unmatched by current screens in the same arena in my honest opinion. This is true for gaming, watching movies, or enjoying my own recorded footage on Plex. With a screen as bright and vivid as this, Dolby vision is a joke. Streaming movies never looked more intense, lively as this does. I can see clearly people skin tune. Nothing speaks more volume than seeing someone’s face being vividly reflected in a scene of happiness, frustration or anger. It feels good to be able to enjoy my own camping, bicycling, and amateur videos. Makes it worth it.
I’m pleased to report that gaming on this gorgeous screen is a must have. Flames, sparks, and casting spells are on another level. I have been glued on playing my favorite games. Halo, Call of duty hasn’t look this amazing. Can’t wait to play future games coming out this year. Harry potter, Forspoken and S.T.A.L.K.E.R. are all going to be around the corner.
I’m happy with the screen UI and were it currently stands. Initial prompts was easy to follow and could not be more friendlier. The main screen and navigation blends in a mixer of traditional & modern look. Home screen does offer a lot, I like that it gives me lots options to choose from. The remote control just complements it well. Nothing feels lacking. Knowing that this just the start, I know it will only get better over time.
Every TV out there may have an area for improvement, although some would perceive the home screen to be sluggish, unfinished, it is actually fine. Better get it now before it is sold out, you will not be disappointed!
Dylan –
First off I was incredibly lucky to pick this up on the fourth of July sale for $400 off (making it the lowest price its ever been so far at $1800)
At first I was actually pretty disappointed because the way the TV ships at default settings doesn’t look very good at all. after turning off all power saving settings it made it significantly brighter however it still wasn’t what I would consider the most color accurate, the colors are far too vivid so after adjusting all of my settings it looks incredible. QD-OLED is a pretty big step forward.
I was watching a couple high quality movies on this TV as well as my old Samsung NU8000 TV I bought 4-5 years ago and while it is certainly a lot better it definitely made me think reviewers were overhyping this tv just a bit. S95B is maybe 10-20% brighter with much deeper blacks colors really pop as well but I definitely still think my old TV looked good especially for being less than half the price new 5 years ago.
Gaming is pretty incredible as well but be prepare to spend a lot of money on an HDMI cable (I spent $70 on a best buy brand) in order to get all the functionality this tv has to offer, I’m talking about 4k 120hz 12 bit HDR10+ I’ve played a bit of PS5 games with VRR and it looks and feels pretty good. I’ve also used my PC with an RTX 3080 Ti and its a pretty decent experience too (once you fiddle with windows and HDR a bit + Nvidia Control Panel as these setting will not be chosen by default) One problem I had that I noticed a lot is how the screen gets cut off which is a tad annoying and distracting, this is actually a setting in panel care that is called pixel shift (it’s quite extreme in preventing burn in but because of this its very noticeable)
I’ve watched a lot of content varying from 480P to 8K on this and the upscaler is fine at 480P but at 1080p and above is where it shines looks far closer to 4K at 1080p and above (Sony wins here imo)
Overall this panel will require a lot of fiddling around in settings and learning this inferior TIZEN OS to get things good but for nearly half the cost of the Sony QD-OLED I cant really complain and still really love this TV. hoping it’ll last me at least another 5 years or longer.