Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great pic, smooth and clear picture. Light weight, very thin,one of the best tv ive ever ran across, better than the LG Oled,all around better picture

I got this tv for my gaming/entertainment set up and holy cow its the best tv ive ever seen 2 years later still. The picture quality, the sound, the features, the variety of settings all stand out even the solar remote. I havent had to charge it yet! Totally recommend this over top competitors like the LG C1 or Sony Bravia especially for gaming. With a samsung q sound system you can sync to this tv and enhance the surround sound system even further.

This is my first large tv and I love it so far. I haven't had time to read 240 pages of remote instructions so am using the remote from a previous tv. The picture is beautiful and movies are so much more enjoyable. I haven't had any glitches with the picture or sound, and I only have an antenna. It's light and was easy to lift onto the wall mount with a friend. I look forward to viewing my movie library on this screen.

Returned the qn90b for this. I had a LG CX and it was great just wanted bigger. Samsung oled is brighter and colors pop more. I hate the thin bezel,makes it scary to move around. 1 star off for motion being not as good as LG and no Dolby vision.

Very satisfied with this purchase so far. The vibrant colors and ability to change settings and other features is great. The picture quality is excellent.

Amazing TV. Worth every penny even at full price, but I got it for an awesome deal at Best Buy. Picture quality is immaculate, and the brightness/sharpness levels are insane. Playing HDR games and viewing HDR content is next level. I didn't think I'd expect such a jump from a 4k LED to this OLED. Samsung really knocked this out of the park.

This TV excels at showing bright, vibrant colors. I have no complaints about picture quality. Tizen OS on the other hand is probably the worst smart tv OS on the market. Laggy, unresponsive, and full of Ads.

Let me start by saying the picture quality on this tv is the best I've ever seen. When I heard Samsung and Sony were releasing QD-OLED's this year I was very excited. The best of both worlds into one technology. The brightness of QLED and the deep inky blacks of OLED. Gaming from my XBOX Series X has been flawless. All the ports are full HDMI 2.1 VRR 4K 120 48GBS. This is the best gaming tv I've ever owned. Very bright and beautiful! Upscaling from my Verizon FIOS capable box is much better on this Samsung than my previous Vizio OLED. No complaints. Screen uniformity which is something that has plagued regular OLEDs over the years is absolutely excellent here. No banding or tinting on my 65" panel. Kudos to Samsung Display for excellent quality control. In my opinion QD OLED is the next logical step in television technology. That being said there are a couple of issues. 1. HDR Accuracy - this is more from a technical standpoint, but Samsung is notorious for pushing the brightness and colors on their televisions. I have no issue with them doing this, but I would appreciate it if there was one picture mode that can calibrated correctly to industry standards. As of firmware 1204.2 the HDR EOTF curve pushes the brightness too much. I wish there was a mode for those who like a calibrated image with no extra Samsung enhancements available. Most people will not care about this, but QD OLED is the pinnacle of television technology. You are going to attract customers who care about accuracy. 2. HDR screen dimming. During extended dark scenes the screen dims to extremely low levels. It crushes all shadow detail. As soon as I bring up a menu the brightness returns. It's very distracting and needs to be fixed. An example of this is from the 4K Blu-ray of the movie 1917, chapter 14. The scene begins in a dimly lit basement with a fireplace. The main character meets a French woman and a baby. By the end of the scene(a few minutes) the screen has dimmed so much you are unable to make out any details. Samsung's dimming algorithm needs to be adjusted. OLEDs should not dim during dark scenes! What's the point of deep inky blacks if your crushing all the shadow detail? For those that are willing to test this out I'm using Filmaker Mode with all enhancements turned off especially contrast enhancer. There are many more positives here than negatives. Clearly QD OLED has many strengths but the negatives should be addressed. Hopefully someone from Samsung reads this and passes it on to the engineering team. The overall product is excellent but there are some small pot holes that need to be fixed. lol

If your fan of OLED TV's then this is best you can buy period! You have to see the picture In your. After watching movies on this set they take on whole new 3D look and clarity I have never seen before on any TV and I have owned two OLED before this one. This is future and I only hope LG and Sony also start making all there TV's QD OLED. I can't wait to see how Sony A95K compares. But I can't imagine it's going to look significantly better than this Samsung and at $1000-1200 more be worth that difference in price. Unless you absolutely have to have most accurate picture and better processor. The HDR picture on this looks so amazing I don't even want to watch SDR material any longer. So I'm dropping my direct TV subscription. I can't say much on how sound quality is since I have very expensive home theater system for my audio.

This tv has the best picture I’ve ever seen. The color is so rich and vibrant. I’ve always owned Samsung tvs and this one is the best one yet.

Has a crisp clean picture the darks are dark not the gray blacks like some other tvs, and enhance the colors. pairs up perfectly with samsung sound bar

Great picture, and easy to use features. Love the TV auto fixes resolution when it senses a difference. Can’t wait to try surround sound with TV

I’m completely satisfied with this tv, for an OLED this tv gets very bright, colors are amazing, hands down the best tv I’ve ever had, highly recommended.

Awesome tv! Only complaint I have is the remote is not intuitive and would be great if it was backlit. Otherwise great picture and sound!

Picture is brilliant an exquisitely detail, showing texture of fabrics, skin and hair. I do not like the Tizan operating system, but am slowly getting the hang of it. It is easier if you use voice a lot. Some reviews said it came with two remotes, but only one came. It is very neat with very few buttons, no numbers. It would be better if the buttons were back lit.

There is a reason the price dropped so much so quickly. The picture looks great but does have some dark balck issues which is not what you want from OLED. Samsung tends to over brighten things and this is true again. Out of the box it needs some tweaking. Auto dim can become annoying. Remote is great battery wise, but needs an input button. No dolby vision is a big negative. Also its thin, but not that thin especially when hanging it

Once again Samsung delivered in quality. Picture is perfect! Easy setup is also a big plus. This tv replaced my Samsung 55" and I'm loving it!

Just picked up the 65" today and have been watching various content as well as playing XSX games. I've never owned an OLED TV and not only does this TV have a stunning picture, but the peak brightness really makes the colors pop and gaming is like nothing I've seen before. Freesync, 120fps with games like M22 and fast response time, this TV has it all. I also love it has all the apps we use like Paramount+, Spectrum, Disney+, etc. The remote is easy to use and charges via light. So far I'm beyond impressed and I hope it lasts a long time. (I use a soundbar so I can't really comment on the sound from the TV)

Overall great picture and slim design for wall mount. Most challenging issue during setup was locating power button to sync remote.

Great tv and great service. The television has beautiful color great sound simple to use and I would buy it will over again. Yes. Am? A Samsung. Person all the way