Samsung 65-Inch Class OLED 4K S95D Series HDR Pro Smart TV w/Dolby Atmos, Object Tracking Sound+, Motion Xcelerator, Real Depth Enhancer, 4K AI Upscaling, Alexa Built-in (QN65S95D, 2024 Model)

Fantastic picture quality in our bright room environment. One Box design allows unit to be wall-mounted within 1/4” of wall (basically the thickness of the wall mount assembly) for a sleek installation.

I love this TV and want one in every room. The glare free coating is fantastic. I have a big window directly in front of this TV, and lights in the living room facing it during the evening. I am very happy with this technology. Setup was easy. Getting the colors how I want was not too much of a problem. I'm using movie mode with warm 2. Turned the brightness down a bit and and contrast down too. 4k HDR content looks insanely good on this TV. The motion settings needed some adjustments to stop the TV from stuttering. But now it's not an issue. I would recommend going slow and looking in all the menus and learning what the settings do. There is a lot, but it's all there for you to get your experience tailored to you're preferences. The Samsung s95f comes out soon too and I wonder how that will compare. But for now this is a great tv. Connecting a gaming PC to this TV is also very good too.

So I only leave reviews if the product is incredible or very poor. And this is the latter. After researching the Samsung S95D I found it was a good tv but with some people having issues with the TV dying within a couple of months. Having been in the Samsung ecosystem for years and having another TV from Samsung “chug-on” for 7 years I went against my gut instinct and bought the S95D to keep our TVs and appliances uniform. Well fast forward a few months and the TV has died and the likely culprit is the “one connect box” Samsung uses. I have a scheduled service appointment but from what I gather this is going to be a band aid on a bullet wound type of deal. Really disappointing to spend this kind of money on something that doesn’t work. Will update as I can. Update: I scheduled a maintenance visit as the TV is under warranty. The Samsung care team showed up and were professional, and quickly found the problem, which was in fact the “one connect box”. They told me they would have to order the parts and reschedule a visit when they got them. Luckily for me tho they had the parts and came back later the same day and got my TV working again. So from shutdown to up and running total time down was about 4 days, and probably could’ve been quicker if my schedule allowed for it. If other issues arise I will post. All said however, I expect an expensive TV to work longer than it did so I cannot rate higher than 4 stars, but I’m happy it’s fixed and the down time was minimal and the customer service was prompt and professional. Update: May 25 2025 The TV will not power again, completely unacceptable for such an expensive tv, to have the same issue twice within 6 months. Will update what Samsung support does when they come out. Update: It was a struggle to schedule a service visit, Samsung changed their platform. So I thought I made an appointment for first availability that was a week out for it to actually not be the case. It was a nightmare getting support, had to do it all through the chat to which I was disconnected twice. By the third time I was a pro at giving them all the information and explaining I had done all the troubleshooting. Thankfully the last guy I talked to was able to help and get my service appointment scheduled which was another 5 day wait. The guys came out and replaced the entire “one connect box” and so far the TV works again but for how long? My guess is 3 months… I will update if(when)... it happens.

I've had several Samsung TVs over the years. I was looking for one just a tad larger that would have better performance for movies and video games My previous qdot TV had great picture and bright color, but this OLED makes that one look wimpy. The brightness and vividness of the picture in this TV was exceptional. The anti glare is why I went with this model over the s90. It really does an impressive job of meditating reflections but still lets the amazing picture quality shine through. This is a higher performance tv so I noticed that the 4k upscaling seemed much more accurate than the previous TV. The other reason I wanted OLED was for the super fast response time compared to the qdot TVs. It has significantly reduced lag/ghosting on video games and fast moving shows like sports and action movies. I'm very satisfied with this TV This is the first TV I've ever purchased with the one connect box and don't think I can go back. It allows the tv to only have one cable going to it that carries video, sound, and power. It also makes the TV super thin.

After having an old Vizio for more than a dozen years, it was getting long in the tooth and time for a new TV. After researching the options, I chose the S95D (55 inch) and I couldn't be happier. Setup and installation was a breeze and from start to finish I had the TV up and running in 30 minutes. The included apps look nice but since I already have an Apple TV box, I generally just use that. It looks like you could to a large degree do without it and just use the TV directly if you were mostly using Netflix, Amazon Prime, Apple TV, etc as there are built-in apps for all of these and more in the TV already. The picture quality is gorgeous compared to our 2012-era LED TV. Highly recommend this model and thinking of getting its big brother for our upstairs media room.

I went from a 2023 Sony Bravia XR full array led 75in to this tv. The sony is a very good tv but this OLED is just incredible, its unreal how good the picture is. I was a little bit worried about that mat finish on the tv. I gotta say it reflects way less than the Sony. As far as sound I have no idea because I have a kick ass sound system. The only knock I will give it is I like the Sony remote much better. When I pick the Sony up all the buttons light up so it makes it very ez to see and has more buttons, but not to many. On the other hand the Samsung remote will charge itself the solar panel on the back. Don't let the remote hold you back, its just an incredible picture. Its a good idea how the tv and the screen are like 2 different pieces. So the screen is very thin. The TV part or whatever is u wanna call it connects to screen with a cable. The other thing I will say is that I find the menu to be slow and apps seem to take a long time to load. Navagating through the sony menu was way better.

My Oled 65" Samsung is everything I hoped it would be. Very simple operating system and a remote that controls the TV as well as a firestick. I was able to load my apps onto the TV operating system easily. I compared this TV at multiple vendors and chose Amazon because of the better insurance availability cost and service. The TV was the same from all vendors and within a few dollars in cost but the extended protection plans were the deciding factor. The other plans were either significantly more money for the same timeframe or less or the reviews (All State) so bad that I would have been crazy to go with that even though it was free or very inexpensive. There are reasons some things are free. I never used to buy protection plans but have purchased over the last few years and reaped the benefits of that on a few occasions. Back to the TV. Awesome picture, looks great mounted on the wall. Sound is very good even without a sound bar. Has a series of speakers on the back. Be careful not to block them or let cords press against them. Very little space wasted on non-viewing area. The TV was a bit difficult to mount on a wall bracket due to the computer configuration. I could have mounted the computer on the wall but using some of the spacers that came with the mount I was able to make it work. Very satisfied used.

This is the first TV I actively dread turning on. The moment you power it up, you're greeted by ads — and not just the inoffensive kind. Many are sexualized or otherwise inappropriate for a device that sits as a massive, unavoidable surface on your living room wall. I have young kids. I should not have to pre-screen my own television before letting them in the room, but that's where we are. It gets worse. Every software update makes the UI more hostile, not less. More ad placements. More auto-playing trailers for content I'd never let my family see. Everything is buried under promotional junk. You don't own this TV so much as you pay thousands of dollars for Samsung's ad network to occupy your walls. The picture is meh, the software bugs regularly interrupt watching and video games. If this thing weren't mounted to my wall, it would be in the trash. I will not be buying another Samsung TV, and I'd strongly encourage anyone reading this to look at anything else.