Samsung S95F Flagship OLED: 6 Ways It's Better than S95D QD-OLED

[@Accuaro]

If you're gonna put these high refresh rates, where consoles can't even make use of, then you may as well just put Display Port on the TV.

[@we8463]

USB-C please

[@dani43321]

I suspect the HDMI forum pays tv manufacturers to not include displayport or usb-c.

[@Gaara7809]

@@dani43321what about usb 3.0 ? How LG has still 2.0 is beyond me. I’ve got Sony Bravia from 2023 and it has 3.0. Without it u stuck with 350mb internet. I don’t know why but it lags 4K videos on KZbin and some streaming services are a bit laggy 😂

[@lunator100hd]

That makes sense

[@concinnus]

@@Gaara7809 Sounds like you're using a USB to Ethernet converter? That's likely your issue, as 350Mbps internet is many times faster than any streaming service. You'd probably be better off using the 100Mbps port, as only Sony's streaming service has even claimed to exceed that speed.

[@Supernova094]

I went with S90C 77 inch almost 1 and half year ago as it was a guaranteed 2nd gen qdoled panel. It sucks there is panel lottery now , hopefully by the time the tv retires in half a decade or more it will get better.

[@bergerbunny]

It’s not panel lottery now at least in the North American market. You just need to do a little extra research before you pick one. The panel types are locked into the models and sizes. I agree that it’s not research you should have to do, but as long as you check the model number with a third-party source like RTINGS, you will be able to be sure of what you’re getting.

[@jschannel8624]

I just bought s90c 77 inch literally 2 weeks ago lol. Sooo yeah hopefully it will last for atleast 5-7 years

[@aprozsolt8046]

Stop buying Samsung products if you want change in the industry.

[@jaabasda]

It’s not even a lottery here in Thailand. It’s a 100% woled here 😢

[@jschannel8624]

@@aprozsolt8046 what does this even mean

[@amerkiller1995]

Why are they mixing WOLED and QD-OLED panels, so dumb. I have both and I can see the difference and have a preference, let me choose!

[@KizaruB]

Cuz they haven’t made a 83 inch or 42-48 inch 16:9 QD OLED panel, but still wanna sell TVs in different screen sizes to capture more of the market

[@jackncoke171]

You should be able to find out which type of panel it is by checking the model number. The region you live in will determine which type of panel you'll get. Someone will figure it out after the new models launch, you'll just have to do a little research

[@DaKrawnik]

options...

[@reyash4]

btw, which do you prefer?

[@busterscrugs]

they have been doing this for the past two generations lol. the s90d 83'" and 48" were both WOLED panels manufactured by LG Display.

[@armylrs2391]

Here's my prediction; It will be closer to 350nits and Samsung will nerf it further after all professional reviews are in.

[@OTNaugrim]

400 nits in vivid mode with 7500K white balance with colors boosest to 100.... always the same story tbh...

[@tazfas]

people please never connect your samsung tv to the internet and get a streaming box like an apple tv and a cheap service remote in case you want to push your set even harder

[@aprozsolt8046]

They will nerf it to the ground. Samsung are scamming people every year.

[@griffin5734]

@@tazfas People : do update. People : complain about update.

[@RH-nk7eo]

Here's mine: No one will notice the difference anyway but the nit nerds will feel good about themselves for upgrading their TV every year.

[@Emptrix]

Dear Samsung, please have different Model numbers for your QD OLED and WOLED TVs! The reason why some of us are not able to commit to one of your TVs is because buying your TVs is subjecting ourselves to Panel Type Lottery! This is honestly ridiculous when I was told by the Rep that if I decide to purchase an S90D, there's no guarantee that I would get one with a QD OLED panel! It's a 50/50 WOLED or QD OLED gamble!

[@TheAntifluencer]

Actually QD OLED and Woled Models you can track by the ending Letter, so only uninformed people are Gambling.

[@Emptrix]

@@TheAntifluencer No, that also depends on outlets/retailers. The retailers at my region are unwilling to cherry pick a specific panel stock and they'll deliver whichever to the consumer. At the store you can check the ending letter, but during deliver time, it's a gamble.

[@RemixerUltimate]

@@TheAntifluencerspoken by someone who’s never ordered anything online. Tell me more about how you can pick specific serial numbers.

[@kennethwilliams9668]

Oh, i thought there was this big difference. should be able to tell right 😅😅😅

[@MichelleAlexandria-EM]

@@TheAntifluencer I’m sorry, what store allows you to pick a specific serial number on TVs?

[@budthecyborg4575]

Dispite Samsung gimping the S90F to 144hz, if the 42" model performs to the same standard as the 55" then I will take strong interest in the 42" S90F as potentially the best QD-OLED PC monitor on the market.

[@mabombo8221]

It won't be qd OLED, qd OLED is only produced in 55/65/77". The 42" will be woled

[@budthecyborg4575]

@@mabombo8221 My glimmer of hope lasted for all of 20 minutes.

[@bearclaw5115]

The best monitors on the market right now are the new 32" 240hz 4k QD-OLED's.

[@DaKrawnik]

ok

[@maou5025]

@@bearclaw5115which is 1/3 the brightness of C5 or 1/9 the brightness of G5.

[@trewright1482]

MY 77 inch S89C is a superb TV. Bought it at $1799 and smile every time I turn it on.

[@petmic10]

Same here. Went into the service menu and turned it into a S95C.

[@crowntotheundergroud]

yea the biggest difference between these displays is probably the firmware/software like petmic10 said. I love qd-oled, but I do not trust Samsungs claims that the brightness increase is mostly attributed to their updated layer technology. It probably makes a difference, but the fact that they crippled the s95b by cutting it's filmmaker mode brightness by 33%; I do not trust Samsung lmao.

[@trewright1482]

@@crowntotheundergroud They haven't crippled my S89C. Great TV.

[@crowntotheundergroud]

@@trewright1482 Yea well they punished their earliest adopters. The television was advertised as 1500 nits. And it was. Then they nerfed the brightness in filmmaker and movie modes to 1000 nits, and kept 1500 nits in crappy vivid mode probably to avoid lawsuits.

[@trewright1482]

@ I felt the same way with LG and getting green tint and burn in on the earlier models also. Cavet Emptor

[@Pepe-dq2ib]

I can't wait till we get to 800nit tvs. I won't need room lighting anymore.

[@VivaLaFamous]

Hopefully Samsung fixed their quality control with this tv! Because that one connect box has been given people issues since the QFN lineup back in 2018. I have to return my 77 inch S95C that I bought last month because of non stop black out issues while gaming on my ps5 at 4k 120.

[@stevenhocking6407]

Samsung will continue to have quality control issues from now on. It's the only way they can charge a low price with the best features and specs

[@CJ_Williams]

I did away with the one co nect boxes. Nothing but nightmares and still waiting for them to pick up my S95C. Got an S90D and it's been nothing but smooth sailing

[@StevoHDA]

no excuses and low price? samsung cultist​@@stevenhocking6407

[@wavey57]

It has been fixed with last year's generation. My S95D doesn't have any issues.

[@afleo7475]

I have the s95d and have 0 issues with the one connect box that nightmare was only with the s95c

[@WhatTheFragrance]

42 inch QD Oled would of been nice

[@cyrusjalali1571]

what happened to S95E? they skip a letter?

[@damianhaber4890]

The marketing department decided that "E" sounds too close to "D" and that could be costly! $$$

[@aflury]

"Number of neural networks" sounds like a marketing metric. Does it actually correspond to something in hardware?

[@TrekCZ]

It is number of neural networks in processor, it is real thing in hardware. Nowadays there is normal processor and additionally NPU in electronics to handle various tasks. I have AI processor also in camera responsible for focusing calculations (very good thing), so my camera has 3 processors, which is crazy.

[@chasecrappel9480]

@@TrekCZ its going to do nothing for upscaling. Nvidia has their RTX super resolution on PC for video content which is essentially the same thing as what these 4k TVs do, yet it is quite underwhelming as it over smoothens content to remove macros blocking. It helps with banding but there is clearly an over soothing of video content. If Nvidia rtx cards have mishaps when doing it, can you imagine the garbage SOC in these televisions? It's nonsense and is certainly just marketing. These chips are all passively cooled chips using 4gb ddr3 trash. Hell they probably like 20nm too.

[@And-vx6ry]

​@@chasecrappel9480 what 20nm please tell ? Tv processors ? Like sony cognitive processors? Like LG alpha processor ? Also i know people would criticize but i hope all tvs from now on add 1gbps ethernet port 😅

[@chasecrappel9480]

@@And-vx6ry 20 nanometer. It’s a general term to explain the size and process mode a given SOC is using. The lower the number generally the better. The most modern of processors are using 3nm and I think in the most cutting edge cases 2nm. Apple for instance is using 3nm in their iPhones. 20nm is my example, I have no concrete evidence of what process mode is being used. But because of how slow these TVs are and how they can’t even navigate menus often without slowdown it wouldn’t be crazy to assume. These companies don’t list any real specs with their super duper processors they market and i think it only adds credence to my statement otherwise they would be more transparent.

[@And-vx6ry]

@@chasecrappel9480 yes nm i know. But ok 👍🏻 I thought you had spec sheet pdf. True even after so many years tvs are still slow and yes more than likely because of higher node and ddr3. Don't think they will ever change any time sooner, better node will cost them money instead they will increase processor size area which as you mentioned are passively cooled and rebrand it. Wish they integrated their old android phones motherboards from 2018-2019 in their tvs even those would be faster ( than tv os and slow hardware ) and add gigabit ethernet port. All wishful thinking 😅

[@dennis1143]

I love my S95B. Got it for €1000 at black friday 2 years ago. The UI and CPU sucks, but you can use an android box to fix that.

[@dennis1143]

Samsung should just switch to AndroidTV like Sony does, unfortunatly Sony is 2-3x more expensive..

[@Adrianek81]

Me too,fixed twice already but its great oled tv with best rgb colors ever

[@ar-videos]

@@dennis1143Hisense isnt. I love my qd oled… but less picky friends and neighbors i helped get u7n’s this year, and holy shit, its not oled, but very impressive.

[@JFinns]

Yea Shield TV Pro fixed that, amazing setup.

[@dubyadubyaeee]

Lol no Dolby Vision, inferior tech

[@Readmore681]

Vincent, what do you think about the data from rtings and previous QD models showing substantially reduced brightness after thousands of hours of use?

[@Oshadorin]

4:39 Samsung is unrivaled in BSing its customers. Wish I had the money to pay the Sony tax.

[@andyp315]

Yeah that is next level commercial bull... Spend all that money marketing QLED, QD-Oled etc etc the just say oh actually none of that matters - we make all TVs good.

[@gtsimmo1]

Now if Samsung only included a usable remote control with their TV. I don't need my remote to recharge with solar panels. I want a dedicated INPUT button!

[@Nicholas_Steel]

Would be nice if the Exit button exited menus when they're open, instead of always returning you to the Smart/Home Screen... that way you don't have to hit Return many times in the many nested Picture/Audio Setting menus.

[@crazzydude0117]

And yet lg copied samsung with having a crap remote for this year's line-up

[@dennis1143]

You can buy a different remote for it. I think the older style still works on these

[@Nicholas_Steel]

@@dennis1143 It does, yes, you can use your old samsung remotes or get 3rd party remotes that include the numpad and it'll mostly work, at least it does on the S90D.

[@santiagocostales6530]

Ugh Yeah I Want a source button, id like a picture mode button even more

[@UhhhhhnooOOo00oO]

As usual, the 77" G5 and 77" S90F are the sweet spots. No 83" step down tech amd no matte purple screen on my wall.

[@G8R20Y]

Isn't the 77 inch g5 identical to the 83 inch?

[@Dave-wr6op]

As the owner of two A95L 55" 77" I hope that towards the end of the year a new QD OLED model will be presented by Sony (A95M) with the hope that these elusive 4 HDMI ports will be introduced compared to the classic ones. Last but not least, they resolve the various bugs affecting the a95l

[@vcam-g9h]

The Samsung 95 FOD OLEd is a game changer this year, brand new processor, anti glare 2.0 no more greyish blacks when light shines on it, and higher peak brightness, Sony has to come really good this to try and beat this.

[@danielkudo4800]

I think Sony will come with their branded new BRAVIA 10 with QD OLED in March

[@Dave-wr6op]

@danielkudo4800 I think exactly like you👍 towards March something will be known except that I don't believe in a BRAVIA 10 but rather an "M" series. We'll see

[@OtterloopB]

If the A95L successor gives me 4 HDMI 2.1 ports, brighter highlights, more calibration options and increased voice volume... I'm sold.

[@vcam-g9h]

@@OtterloopB Its not really Sonys fault with the 4 HDMI 2.1 port, they use the mediatek chip set and it doesnt support 4 HDMI 2.1 ports not sure if that will change this year. If you are judging the tv only on picture quality you know Sony will have the best in that regard.

[@Gekko858]

Waiting for your 2025 reviews before buying OLED/QD-OLED this year 🔥

[@z3kent778]

Hello ! Got two questions here: - Is using IA, for any type of enhancement, respectful of the creator intent ? - Do you plan to test the Samsung TV with different panel to show us the difference ? Hardware lottery for me is a complete no go.

[@msd5808]

3:20 Yes but they could use those high refresh rates to introduce better BFI and CRT-emulating rolling scan technology, like shown in Plasma TV for Gaming's video "CRT simulation is ready to be seen on 120Hz+ OLEDs using RetroArch CRT beam simulator slang."

[@BeginsWithTheEnd]

That would be cool but I wouldn't hold your breath for them to actually do that. 144Hz in particular is really just for people who want to use it as a PC monitor

[@whitecrowuk575]

Question what happened to E series? Was s95D and we jump to s95F??!!

[@Ginopinzon]

Please Samsung gives us a 83" Qd-Oled 🙏 Please

[@MrX-zz2vk]

So they've gone from S95D to F? What happened to E?

[@noidsuper]

Glad to see actual brightness improvements. Hopefully when it’s time to upgrade my S95C, we’ll hit that 10,000 nit spec on small highlights.

[@Youbll75]

I want a new 83’’ tv this year i was really looking forward to seeing the new Samsung 83 S95F QD-OLED but now I’m not sure what type of panel ill get from Samsung QD-OLED/WOLED so probably just go with the 83G5

[@СНСАЛЕКСАНДАРВУЧИЋ]

G5 is better choice

[@michaelfoster3441]

That coating definitely not for me , bring on a Panasonic or sony QD oled with 100% contrast in a bright room

[@tabkg5802]

Matte panel is a no go to me unfortunately

[@alexsaraceno6144]

What's the point of this added brightness if the screen is just going to dim down anyway ?

[@cyberedge881]

When are we going to get 42 inch QD-OLED TVs?

[@supergogeta8728]

I bought the S93C in April last year and I bought it with a plan that I change tvs every 2 years, so hopefully the S95G or whatever it’s going to be called will come with a guaranteed QD-Oled

[@we8463]

Thank you so much for your detailed reviews, you are the best! Will the 83” ever be QD-OLED? Samsung is obnoxious with their attitude regarding disclosing their panel! I’m hoping LG G5 will be better!

[@Sansho54]

So, there’s a chance Samsung Display has manufactured 83” QD-OLED panels and it may be a lottery depending on region?

[@haukionkannel]

No, all the 83” models use woled. But it is awailable only is some regions.

[@AltuğAk-r2v]

Please reconsider Last model and new model scene at the end of the video.

[@ouki4925]

QD OLED needs more sizes. There’s still no panel size between 32” and 55”.

[@FrowningTaco]

There is the 34" and 49" ultrawides. But no 16:9.

[@Nelthalin]

There are more then enough 32" 4k monitors with qdoled so they already have the panel.

[@FrowningTaco]

@@Nelthalin Bro, he said between 32" and 55" not 32".

[@Draxlar]

I still love my S95C after more than a year. Also, happy to report no video drops while playing games on 4k 144Hz.

[@EpiCz_Izzy]

Oh my 2025 OLED battle will be crazy to watch no pun intended

[@konvicbob]

Hi there can you or anyone tell me why I’m getting a red dot on top/middle of my screen,but it only shows up when game mode 120hz is turned on when it’s turned off the dot is gone 🤔 my tv is Samsung 65” Qn95b 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@Dima___S]

I chose LG G3, not Samsung, because the latter does not have CalMAN AutoCal support. And because consumer LG OLEDs are the only ones with Dolby Vision certification.

[@mbvx7]

Might get that S90F 42" for a desktop 2nd monitor for gaming.

[@Malinkadink]

Better to get LG since its WOLED. Samsung only makes sense if you're actually trying to go QD-OLED.

[@saadmoot961]

yup think same here

[@AndrewB23]

How is the s95f only 2000 nits 390 full field but the new g5 is potentially 2500 nits 308 nits full field, is the abl more aggressive on the g5, I'd definitely go with the higher peak highlights because the full screen is nice but 50-90 nits difference isn't that big but the potential 500 nits peak difference is. Also the 165hz is more of a future proof thing because even my 4090 PC can't do 4k165, it can barely do 100hz with most current titles and even 60hz sometimes. I'm excited to see the battle this year and wonder what Sony is doing maybe lg not going MLA is the reason they didn't make an a95l successor with QD.

[@FrowningTaco]

Trust me 308 to 390 is a bigger difference visually than 2000 to 2500. It's how our eye's work.

[@balloonredd]

did Vincent ever look at the viewfinity s9 from samsung?

[@charliegrech2026]

Is there a good reason that their only going to 165hz? Dsc can go to 240 for pc and hdmi 2.2 is pretty much here. Forcing you to upgrade again in 2026 i spose

[@pabloezcurlbar7253]

Can't help but to feel kinda bummed OLED has been stuck in the brightness arms race for years now. It feels like there are barely any improvements in uniformity, tinting, grey performance and banding/darker grids being visible in bright scenes. While I understand that there is value in being able to properly display complex HDR scenes with obscene brightness peaks, the actual perceived shortcomings of OLED kind of stayed the same for me for the last 10 years. In my experience, topics like burn-in even got worse when I compare my newer QD OLEDs with my almost 8 year old LG C7. But I'll take the blame for playing a ton of games with static HUDs.

[@QLMTA]

Not particularly true as QD OLED is not sensitive to color banding. QD OLED is the next step up in OLED technology it's just to bad it's stuck to such an anti consumer company as Samsung.

[@ShuFromChina-SYE]

When are we getting a 90+ inch QD-OLED TV? Have been waiting for ages. When it comes out, MicroLED might have already become available on the consumer market.

[@joek6207]

Rumor was that 83” QD Panels would be based on country.

[@madpistol]

So we still don't know if Samsung has made an 83" QD-OLED panel yet... bummer.

[@AexoeroV]

No, they don't

[@TheAntifluencer]

​@@AexoeroVHow would you know ? Samsung already announced 83" QD OLED for CES.

[@AexoeroV]

@@TheAntifluencer have you watched this video? 0:49 its a WOLED, 4:05 is a WOLED, they came to CES with WOLEDs, I highly doubt they will have many qd oleds in 83 inch, maybe 1 in 10 TVs if you get lucky

[@TheAntifluencer]

@@AexoeroV then there comes the Announcement for 83" Models for late Summer then I guess, but they definetly said 2025 it's gonna come. Sony also wants it for their A95M flagship, which is gonna release late in the Year so I guess until then they're ready.

[@AexoeroV]

@@TheAntifluencer well for Samsung it seems will be a lottery for the 83 inch, they will sell a lot of them with OLED panels so i would not order such a large TVs just to send it back when i see its an WOLED. This thing shouldn't exist, there should have been two separate models named differently not the same model that will come with two types of panels and you don't know what you'll get, bad practice!

[@jamesanderson2577]

Have they fixed issue with the tvs had so many problems with my s95c input issues and had to keep setting the TV all the time when off annoying and u pay all money 😂

[@aquaneon8012]

what about rgb microled?

[@ishmeetsingh5672]

Too early for it to be cheap enough to mass produce as a flagship, only special orders are accepted for now

[@Savitarax]

If OLED has just barely taken the mainstay as the default TV of the future. You can bet that microled will take 10 years at a minimum to become viable. And by viable I mean below 5-10k in price. Don’t kid yourself by thinking microled has a chance right now being so out of the loop. It takes decades.

[@haukionkannel]

Still 10 years in the future, just like 10 years ago! So most propably newer in sizes less than 100”+

[@JFinns]

Ask again in 2030.

[@pozi8619]

what about PHOLED?

[@transporter255]

Does the matte Finish have grain? Or is it Different than normal matte

[@SP95]

Its a grain so thin that it starts to look glossy

[@charliegrech2026]

Unless shitsung improve their horrendous quality control its still a gamble

[@shadowarez1337]

Or discontinue that 💩 Box one connect worthless piece of junk.

[@tkhan101]

Can't argue with that

[@torotomika1911]

Yeah, I kind of wish I took that aspect more seriously. My unit came with bent back panel on the top right corner. Dust could easily get in. I decided to fix it myself with a piece of plastic stuck in instead of risking panel warping by sending it in for warranty.

[@Excalabur50]

Looking forward to all your reviews Vincent!

[@MisterReen]

Still no Dolby Vision support on Samsung, right?

[@MysteryMii]

Yup. If you want DV, keep looking elsewhere, cause Samsung is seemingly wanting to die on the HDR10+ hill.

[@xxrumlexx]

Why are they skipping the E model moniker.

[@budthecyborg4575]

2:20 If this is a demonstration of Anti-Glare 2.0 then the black levels look great. S95F should be the #1 TV of 2025.

[@peacemaker9807]

I still use my s95b 65". Going to be a hard sell for me to upgrade. Especially considering price. For it new from Samsung, no curving along the press been edge at all. For 1500.

[@dhruvsingh78]

2:25 The matte finish will erode whatever little market share they enjoy in the consumer oled tv space

[@MustafaKhan-hg8lu]

So there's no real way to get the OLED and blue pixels brighter yet, we just keep stacking more and more layers. Is there a point of diminishing returns? I don't understand how it gives an exponential increase in brightness efficiency tbh.

[@NATESUCKSATGAMING]

What happened to "E"? Went from 95d to 95f??

[@Soclean07]

D an E sound the same

[@ivanvasilyev8957]

If they use 5-layer tandem OLED panel, why they still can’t reach 1000 nit full screen brightness like iPad Pro M4 with 2-layer tandem OLED?

[@FrowningTaco]

Tandem oled from LG Display for use in the ipad uses Two RGB oled displays together. The tvs use different oled panel types and they are not driven as hard.

[@LeechyKun]

2025 is the year of the 165hz refresh rates and MORE peak brightness (30%). I wonder how much brighter it can get before it starts affecting burn-in longevity even with mitigation functions in place. Will the ABL be more aggressive as well? Why did they skip E?

[@mordimeshita1754]

I don't want to talk On OLED burnin in I want to tell you how much is you can see 🙈 brightness screen before is kill your eyes 👀😎 maybe 600 1000 nit no more LOL

[@JFinns]

They are increasing brightness as OLED manufacturing gets better, one could conclude the burn-in longetivity remains similar.

[@mordimeshita1754]

@@JFinns I don't believe they improve the OLED we need to see if it's not burning in after 2 years 5 years

[@petemisc4291]

Where are the micro led tvs?

[@Nelthalin]

So sad there is still no 83" or bigger size. I currently have a 83A90J i would not go back to a 77"

[@Thiccolo]

Im really waiting for samsungs microled as my next purchase.

[@crimsonhoplite3445]

Doubt those come anytime soon. When Apple decided to go forward with tandem OLED and not MicroLED, that pretty much ended consumer MicroLED for a long while. Both LG and Samsung are full steam ahead with Tandem OLED.

[@AlanMane]

thats gonna be a long wait

[@Thiccolo]

@@crimsonhoplite3445 I know it's going to be a long wait, I don't even really watch TV so when I turn 38 hopefully with kids settling down is when I'll buy myself a nice expensive TV lol.

[@JoseRodriguez-ge6pp]

Why are these new panels lg/samsung not 240hz like most oled monitors that flooded the market this year. I am serious and really wonder. It is possible like on most of these monitors to get 4k 240hz through hdmi 2.1 with dsc so really wondering what the problem is. 2 years ago they were 120hz, last year 144hz , this year 165hz... is it gonna take another 3 years ???

[@DavidLukner-fx1im]

Why no 3rd gen qd oled with glossy screen ☹️

[@SDGRTX1455]

Its matte and samsung knowing its gonna be downgraded any time when it hits the store

[@Leolocs_35]

We will see it to believe.

[@johnmckay428]

but will we ever see next-gen emissive display panels incorporate quantum dot phosphor substrates with multi-zone local dimming arrays to achieve ultra-high luminance beyond 2,000 nits? By exploiting pulsed microLED modulation via self-aligned lithography and an adaptive gamma control matrix, per-pixel flux is precisely calibrated to minimize bloom and crosstalk. Meanwhile, a 12-bit PQ engine dynamically maps tone curves with real-time ambient sensor feedback, aligning theoretical Rec. 2020 gamut boundaries with actual photometric output to deliver extreme brightness without overloading thermal or power envelopes. Thoughts?

[@Burn_In_Oled_On_Purpose]

I hope there will be a 4k mini led tv with 4,000 nits like the bravia 9 but with full screen. Hisense has a 10,000 nits 4k mini led tv and tcl has 5,000 nits 4k mini led tv. My youtube profile is my phones oled burn in display. I have oled burn in issues with every oled device that I use. The one plus 12 has 4,500 nits peak brightness and 1,600 nits in high brightness mode. Unfortunately, the downside is the 4,500 nits is for outdoor mode since I wish there was a way to still retain 4,500 nits even indoors even at night time.

[@meronique9]

WOLED thing with samsung is terrible. I got mine s90d QD-OLED and very happy but boy was I stressed. Thankfully that's long past me at this point and tv is amazing so I won't be upgrading probably till it dies. I wish anyone that kind of panel. GPUs and consoles will take a long time to even come close to real 4k144hz so no worries there.

[@zet7914]

Matte and mixing woled/qd oled again? gg samsung i buy LG this year

[@lenkak8206]

please kindly give it dolby vision support

[@tkl0111]

Is Samsung going to finally add Dolby Vision to their TV this year? if not, still a hard pass for me.

[@patrickmoney1894]

See ya

[@AexoeroV]

Highly doubting,mi would say no, why pay a few bucks to Dolby for the licenses.

[@tkl0111]

@@patrickmoney1894 No need to say good bye, I never got on the Samsung band wagon to begin with. Too much DV content available to ignore and not enjoy because Samsung has an ego problem. Please continue to enjoy your HDR10 TV playing DV content, I hear it's not bad at all.

[@danielkissgremsperger3242]

Hard pass why? Dumbest people saying this who would never see the difference and dont even understand what dolby vision truly is... it is not something that makes the hdr brighter

[@tkl0111]

@@danielkissgremsperger3242 For the same reason you wouldn't buy a TV w/o HDR10 support no matter how bright it can get.

[@roco9504]

No QD panel in the 83” wouldn’t be surprised if the refresh rate is capped at 120hz like how Lg 97” G5 is practically a 3 year old G2. Disappointing how they don’t seem to care about these extra large TVs. I gotta continue weighing out my options ..

[@DaveMcIroy]

Where is the E??? 90 and 95E.

[@martin-4193]

I wonder, if Samsung profited with the anti-glare coating from providing the new matte finished QD LCDs on MacBookPro with M4.

[@sirgurky]

S85D was very under-rated in 2024. Unlike LG they step down kept the same Processor and OS and looked very good next to a B4 in-store.

[@Evil.Turkey]

This tv or LG G5? Which is the better one?

[@Healthy_Toki]

G5 imo if you want the option of using Dolby Vision HDR formats.

[@darthbroda]

there has been no chance to test them yet but it will probably be similar as last year with QD-Oled displaying higher peak brightness, colour volume and luminance

[@kona328_BD]

G7

[@saadmoot961]

its always this one lg still use old oled and dolby vision look bad in netflix

[@HyksosAmo]

QD OLED will always be better than a WOLED bro, it just that people do not like matte finish and this clown company keep on ignoring customer criticism. If you ever get a Samsung tv make sure you use offline mode, they will nerf your tv.

[@QuintinHowell]

Still no Dolby Vision?

[@SP95]

Never

[@alejandroalartiz9451]

So there is a 83" S95F in QD-Oled, or not!?

[@haukionkannel]

No, the 83” is woled.

[@alejandroalartiz9451]

@haukionkannel Weird line up, innit?

[@sixgod6669]

Dolby Vision ???

[@budthecyborg4575]

Now that we know the LG 5K2K monitors are 165hz limited, the S95F has become my #1 most likely display upgrade for 2025.

[@TheLateral18]

6:57 That should be the new thumbnail of the channel

[@anthonyharding4380]

Samsung recently nerfing their 2024 TVs brightness to make the 2025 look better. Fool me once, shame on me...

[@AnimeUniverseDE]

Did they?

[@saadmoot961]

easy do not link any net to your tv use google chromecast or fire stick

[@Gurka9999]

There's literally zero evidence of this...

[@aegontargaryen573]

One connect box. My s95c and s95d have blackouts all the time. They never learn

[@buschg7106]

New antiglare looks good

[@MrMitico4889]

It is confirmed that the 83 inches does not have qd-oled panel, but woled? I bave the 77" s95c and I would go for the 83" s95f, but only if it goes with qd-oled panel...otherwise I'll stay with the 77". Moreover: "they don't officially disclose panel sources" is it even legal? I find this statement quite absurd, 'cos I have this weird idea that, when I buy technological stuff, I'd like to know what I'm gonna buy and how they made it...come to think of it, it's precisely why I buy them!!!!!! 😮

[@Gaara7809]

What about Sony ? Will they make new QD Oled TV.?

[@spartan2188]

We don't know yet.

[@AdrianJReynolds]

Interesting. Lower peak brightness than the G5, but higher full screen brightness while keeping QD OLED as its base technology, now abandoned by Sony. Samsung may stand apart in overall performance this generation thanks to being the last brand standing with a TOTL QD OLED offering. Looking forward to reviews already.

[@FlamingJune-ol3ry]

Color accuracy is more important

[@griffin5734]

And me that don't even bother pushing 100+ nits because of my god tier eyes that dosn't require a sun like screen.

[@Lonewolf0482]

A Matte finish on a W-Oled with no MLA or 4 stack at 83" is crazy lol Would be better of getting a LG with Glossy and 4 stack/MLA.

[@FrowningTaco]

I think they use the new 4 stack on the 83"S95F. Time will tell tho.

[@奥利给干了兄弟们]

Why does Samsung insist on using a matte surface on its flagship OLED TV? Even if it’s a sub-flagship matte finish?

[@SP95]

Because most tv customers have windows

[@奥利给干了兄弟们]

@@SP95 But there are also curtains, and the ambient light can be changed. You can’t change the surface coating of the screen yourself, so I think glossy has a higher upper limit of image quality.

[@thisisnotreallife20]

Why did the skip the letter "E" for the 2025 model name? lol

[@Salty.Peasants]

I bought a QM8 2024. I won't consider buying a new TV unless it has HDMI 2.2.

[@EyesOfByes]

400 nits QD-OLED. RIP pixels during Mount Everest documentaries

[@curtisbme]

Love to consider Samsung for my next tv. But still never will so long as they refuse to support Dolby Vision. Not paying top dollar for something that doesn't support all the top features.

[@TheAntifluencer]

Because Dolby Vision is a thing in Gaming 😆

[@AnimeUniverseDE]

DV is actually less accurate in almost all TVs unless we're talking about LG. But even those had elevated blacks in DV. TCL, Hisense and even some Sony models display DV way brighter, even in the supposedly accurate FMM modes. None of the TVs support DV profile 7 and FEL. The FEL especially is a key improvement over regular HDR10 used in BD releases, so that's a shame.

[@maciejsulikowski7038]

Samsung is 💩💩💩with shity blacks, buy LG and be satisfied.

[@SLICK8116]

Nobody cares about dolby vision

[@saadmoot961]

i wanna buyit coz is (not) support Dolby Vision its look bad anyway 😂

[@sledgehamma]

Dang, no 83" QD-OLED :( I guess next year then...

[@Czesio-o7x]

Still no Dolby Vision and DTS o S95F 55 Inch