SAMSUNG 55-Inch Class OLED S95F 4K Glare Free Smart TV (2025 Model) NQ4 AI Gen3 Processor, OLED HDR Pro, Motion Xcelerator 164Hz, Dolby Atmos, Samsung Vision AI, Alexa Built-in

Great TV!
I love this TV set, it is perfect for bright rooms with multiple windows, no more shutting the blinds or pulling the curtains, its anti glare matte screen coating works like magic and the picture looks vivid and bright; great/sleek looking TV when turned off as well. The build is sturdy, everything worked straight out of the box, set up was easy-ish, although 2 people minimum are required to do it safely, 3 people can do it comfortably. I bought it ‘open box – excellent like new condition’, and it was last prime day, so I am really happy with what I paid; it was well worth the money.

120lb brick in my living room $4,000 – memories of Samsung brand indescribable
I took a gamble on this Amazon purchase after reading too many reviews of Samsung, LG, and Sony comparable high end OLED 77” setsBox arrived fineSpent~2hour setupTV started by Endlessly turning on and off every minute or so even during setup screens with series of three double clicks from boxI Think one of those cycles caught the software update after it was at 99% for a prolonged period of time, you know, the screen where it says not to turn it off for any reasonNow the on-off cycle reverts to a picture of a house with various animated symbols springing forth in all directionsI thought I was avoiding the issues with tv control boxes described for the more expensive sets with wireless set box issues but the presence of wires didn’t enhance reliabilityI would return this set immediately if given a chance, but now I’ll be left questioning how many months this thing will work even if tech support sends a new control box since all available troubleshooting doesn’t work (only. three steps described on website/insteuctions) I doubt a restock fee could be avoided even if I have help putting it back in the box correctlyA Big box store could haul it away at least

Excellent picture quality but it isn’t for everyone.
The picture quality of this TV is outstanding—easily the best I’ve owned. I replaced my 2019 75″ QN75Q8FNBFXZA, which had backlighting issues. While customer service was polite, they weren’t helpful in resolving the old QLED’s problem and never offered a discount to upgrade. I considered the LG G5, but since this TV would be mounted in a living room with large glass doors to a lanai, glare control was a top priority. They nailed it, and I’m very happy with the picture quality. It’s a clear step up from my old TV, especially in UHD brightness mode. That said, I don’t think it’s worth the extra cost over Samsung’s second-best model. The sound isn’t as good as my previous TV either—its thinner design means less bass and a slightly tinny tone, though still acceptable. I have it connected to a Denon AVR via eARC, which works well and delivers full Atmos surround, even if I haven’t fine-tuned every setting yet. Personally, I think they should skip internal speakers entirely for premium models and include a high-end soundbar instead.Samsung’s built-in streaming service has a good variety of free channels, including sports, which is a nice bonus. However, there’s quite a bit of bloatware, and you’re locked into Samsung’s ecosystem. If you like that, great—if not, you’ll spend time working around it.Do I like it? Yes. It performs as promised, and the matte screen is fantastic. Still, it’s pricey compared to similarly sized models that also look amazing for less. If glare is a concern, the S95 is worth a look; if not, the S90 or certain LG models are excellent value. I wasn’t originally a fan of Samsung’s TVs, but they’ve improved, and for budget-minded families, their free TV offerings could replace subscriptions entirely. It’s not bad at all and covers all the basics—I even find myself watching some of their sports and shows I wouldn’t get otherwise.I want to add that I had the delivery option that included unpacking, set up on stand and removal of packing as well as removal of my old TV. They were excellent and on time. That is worth the extra 60 bucks. This tv is a little flimsy as it is really thin, so you need some extra hands setting it up.Best Pros: Picture quality, remote electronics, lightness (20# lighter than my last 75″).Worst cons: bass response, cost, some of their soft/bloatwearOverall tv review 4 stars