Customer Ratings & Reviews

I owned last year's s95f in 65 inches. I wanted something bigger and decided to give my 65" to my sister. The improvements from last year are crazy! The picture is just so gorgeous. Bright, vibrant colors perfect for any type of viewing from gaming to anime or even movies and regular tv shows! The bezel is stylish and when combined with the art mode it looks just like a painting! I also bought this with a Samsung soundbar for immersive theater quality audio, audioquest hdmi cables for hooking it up, and a power conditioner to guarantee protection forever.

Great picture without a glare from my large windows. With a multiview, I can watch 4 shows (football games) at the same time. The 77" screen becomes 4 clear 36" screens. I've been enjoying it for 2 weeks.

Salesman was super helpful and this is the nicest TV I've ever owned

The picture quality is fantastic on this Samsung S95H OLED TV. It gets bright and has great colors. Though ultimately it trades blows with the other flagship OLED TV this year, the LG G6. I decided to go with the S95H due to the matte anti-glare coating, because I was tired of seeing my lights reflected in my previous glossy TV. The matte finish does a fantastic job of eliminating that type of glare. Though be aware that the matte finish is somewhat divisive. It takes what would be a sharp, mirror reflection, and sort of smears it out across a large area. So it makes a wider area slightly (and often unnoticeably) brighter rather than making a small area a lot brighter. This can make blacks look grayish. So it’s ultimately a trade-off. For me, it’s a good trade, because I will take slightly raised black levels instead of clear, distracting reflections. The thing that makes me give the TV 4 stars instead of 5 is that the settings and setup experience kind of sucks. This is compared to my previous Sony TV, so not sure how it compares to LG. But my Sony was so easy to get looking good. The Samsung has lots of confusing settings, many of which make the picture look totally awful. Here’s what you want to do. First, set it in Filmmaker Mode. Then update the settings as follows: Brightness: whatever you prefer. I set it around 40-50 for dark room viewing, but it goes up to 100. Contrast: 50 Color: 25 Tone Mapping: Static Peak Brightness: High Contrast Enhancer: Off Gamma: 0 Shadow detail: 0 Color Tone: Warm 2 Some will recommend setting tone mapping to Active and contrast enhancer On for more brightness, but in my opinion these look bad. They analyze the picture and try to “intelligently” adjust the brightness and contrast on a scene-by-scene basis. This is, by definition, making the picture inaccurate, because the TV is trying to adjust things based on what it thinks it should look like rather than what the movie says. Note that the SDR settings are a little different. Still go into Filmmaker Mode, but set the Peak Brightness to Off. Set the gamma mode to 2.2. Stick with Warm 2 color tone. Once again, adjust brightness to your preference, though I have mine at 13 for a dark room. The Peak Brightness setting is the most confusing setting on the TV. For HDR, it has to be set to High. The description makes it sound like it’s only for bright highlights like Godzilla’s atomic breath. But it is important for even faces and other parts of the picture. Leave this High and use the brightness to adjust for your room and eyes. For SDR, this should typically be left Off, though you can increase it if you’re trying to boost brightness in a bright room. It works differently for SDR than HDR. Don’t ask me how or why. Again, the settings are confusing.

This is easily the best tv I’ve ever owned. The metal border and the matte screen seem to be controversial new features. I was nervous about both. After owning the tv for a month, I can say the silver border doesn’t bother me. On the plus side, it makes the tv easier to move and handle without the fear of bending or damaging the panel. I’ve actually come to really like the matte screen. It does handle reflections really well at the cost of slightly raised blacks; but if you can control the lighting in the room, it’s a nonissue. As far as the picture quality, it’s the best my eyes have seen. Even if I didn’t care for the frame and the matte screen, the purchase would’ve been worth it.

This is the best tv ever. I got this tv because it has perfect blacks, the bits is at 4000 and it’s one of the thinnest tv in the market. Very good for video games and watching movies. Also it’s good at holding viewing angles as well.

Looked at this compared to some of the other TV’s on display and this one by far had one of the best pictures. We have a room with lots of reflective light and with this TV, we see an immediate difference. Some people mention the picture frame, but it has not been an issue for us.

Just purchased, but so far very happy. Everything is amazing from the picture, sound quality and brightness. Also our room has quit a glare at certain times and this tv makes such a difference.

I'll get to the point. I have had many Samsung Tv's over the years and have always had to consider my room lighting as a major aspect of choice. Previous TV's were typically bright enough but usually the panel was so reflective that even boosting brightness did not always eliminate reflections. This also caused issues when setting colors or using various (viewing modes) All of that has been addressed to the point of non issue with this TV. Aside from the beyond excellent handling of blacks and colors alike, the anti-reflection coating is beyond reproach. It works so well, I had to assure i had not closed the blinds and forgotten about it. A massive upgrade and on par with a OLED in a dark dedicated theater room with no windows. That how effective it is and NONE of it causes issues with brightness or color reproduction. It's a game changer (albeit at a premium). If you are on the fence because of the price, I would still really consider the leap. It is actually worth the money in my opinion if brightness and reflections are a concern in your room. Aside from that, the only thing that people seem to disagree on is the bezel which i personally have no problem with. It gives it a "picture frame" look that i honestly don't mind. The build quality is worthy of the price and the GUI works great. The Auto run of Samsung TV plus is a bit intrusive until you disable it, but this was a minor annoyance and simply took a few minutes to adjust to integrate to my Atmos home theater system and how i have that set up. I rate the TV at 9 out of 10 only because of the installed software that is a bit heavy handed at times. BK

It looks like a real cinema ,and the sound and pictures natural in my mind i feel like that.

Incredible TV for gaming. Looks great on shows, using an Apple TV for the best look

The Samsung S95H is great for our living area. The color is fabulous and the sound is great. We would purchase this TV again.

Have probably had more than 100 TV's in my lifetime, and the S95H Oled is far and away the best I have ever owned. The colors are quite vibrant, the image is razor sharp. Couple with the Samsung top of the line soundbar, the surround sound is amazing. Have a very bright room during the day, but the TV shows bright and clear. You won't go wrong with this awesome TV.

You can't get a more perfect picture. It's slightly expensive but worth every penny. I owned the Sony Bravia 7ii and it gets much brighter than thst tv with absolutely stunning colors. Even in a bright room, the tv is super bright. It upscales old content magnificently

Everything is as advertised impressed with no glare picture quality is awesome

Best OLED ive ever seen so far! I got the 77 inch and its SUPER SICK!! Buy this TV don't think about it! Awesome investment!!

Great HDR in dark room no crushed blacks. No purple affect from anti reglect. The frame is actually atheisticly very nice.

Best tv i have ever owned. Colors are near perfect in every lighting situation

Easy to hang ourselves, great picture on the screen. I would recommend this for an OLED purchase.

This display blows my mind.....it is almost too good, hopefully it lasts decades