Samsung 65-Inch Class OLED 4K S85F Series, Vision AI Smart TV (2025 Model, 65S85F) Object Tracking Sound Lite w/Dolby Atmos, NQ4 AI Gen2 Processor, Contour Design, Color Booster Pro, Alexa Built-in
$1,197.99
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Self-illuminating pixels deliver bright, expert-validated color and the dramatic contrast of OLED, driven by our advanced AI processor. Experience a stunning picture with enhanced brightness and depth, all in a sleek design with a thin bezel. Dive into your content with Samsung Vision AI* experiences and immerse yourself in multi-dimensional audio with top-firing speakers.
*Samsung Vision AI features vary by model; see individual model for more info. **Utilizes AI-Based formulas to upscale to 4K resolution. Resulting picture may vary based on source content.
ADVANCED PROCESSING POWERS AI-ENHANCED** 4K CLARITY: Uses AI with the power of 20 neural networks to enhance picture quality of your content to 4K and optimizes sound for superb performance in everything you watch.
BOOSTS YOUR FAVORITE CONTENT TO CAPTIVATING 4K RESOLUTION**: Watch your shows and videos in stunning detail. Our AI processor upscales your content to up to 4K using 20 AI neural networks and ensures sharp and smooth picture quality.*
DYNAMIC BRIGHTNESS AND CONTRASTS: Reveal hidden details with bold brights and inky blacks in each scene. The NQ4 AI Gen2 processor analyzes each scene* to improve brightness for a more dynamic picture.
EXPERT-VALIDATED COLOR AND SKIN TONES FOR A REALISTIC PICTURE: With color validated by the experts at Pantone, you can be sure colors look realistic and skin tones accurately shown, for a vibrant and true-to-life picture.
DESIGN THAT EMBODIES SOPHISTICATION: Made to look bold, yet elegant design that evokes gentle waves. Smooth lines and flowing design come together to harmoniously blend into your home.
8 reviews for Samsung 65-Inch Class OLED 4K S85F Series, Vision AI Smart TV (2025 Model, 65S85F) Object Tracking Sound Lite w/Dolby Atmos, NQ4 AI Gen2 Processor, Contour Design, Color Booster Pro, Alexa Built-in
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Robert M. –
Great TV
This is a great smart TV. Great picture and easy to setup
Mike Cordell –
Samsung OLED TV
Great picture without messing with settings? Thought not having direct access channel selection would be bad, but with Bixby voice control you can tell it to go to any channel or streaming app easily. Sound is fine but I us,e a surround system for major movies. Delivery experience was excellent? Overall a great tv
José –
Samsung reviews
Value for money, Good ,Quality, Color beautiful.
JIX –
Crystal Clear Picture
Love our new TV! The screen is crystal clear, and the apps are easy to navigate.
Richard –
Misleading or lack of Panel change Type within same model.
Buyer beware – This is the fault of Samsung and the buyer (me). I purchased this TV after reading the reviews iff Amazon. I knew that I wanted to get a QD-OLED panel from Samsung as opposed to a WOLED panel from Samsung.In my research and going to Best Buy to just see the display crispness, I viewed a 65 inch. When I received my 77 inch version of this model it did not seem to be as vibrant as what I saw in person using the demo mode of the TV. That’s when I found out that Samsung switched panel technology on the two larger sizes within the same model type, which is not advertised and hard to determine unless you really dig.The 55-inch and 65-inch models (North America): These sizes utilize QD-OLED (Quantum Dot-OLED) panels, which are known for their vibrant colors and higher brightness compared to traditional OLEDs.The 77-inch and 83-inch models (North America): These larger sizes use WOLED (White OLED) panels.
Carlos Vasquez Jr. –
Good for the price.
The AI feature is a little weird. It makes the things move funny. The picture’s great. The sound is just ok. I have a 7.2 surround sound so I’m not that worried about the sound. For the price it’s a great large TV.
David O Hassell Sr –
Perfect set
I own two Samsung 55 inch tv’s. The colors on this one are brighter and more rich in the color.Love this tv
Jacob –
Decent picture for the price, typical Samsung UI nonsense
Almost everything negative I have to say is specific to the user experience of the TV. This is a typical Samsung product: they try to insert their bloatware in the middle of everything you do. You are pushed to create a Samsung account just to use the TV during setup. You can bypass it, but if you were less tech savvy, this would probably be confusing rather than simply annoying and off-putting.You literally can’t even select the input of the TV without going through their awful OS. It’s a TV, not a smart phone, y’all. Why is it that you can’t put an input button on the remote like literally every other TV? One time the AppleTV disconnected, and we literally could not find it again in the inputs list without unplugging it and plugging it back into the TV. They offer a Samsung app for AppleTV that is also presented to you in their awful UI, but it is not the actual AppleTV *input*, so once again, it’s incredibly confusing and annoying for NO reason.The remote is minimalist garbage.Even the picture of the TV is not as good as their competitors. In every picture mode, the colors look blown out in a different way. I’ve owned other OLED TVs, and they had a much more accurate color profile than this one. I’ve had to manually adjust the color to make skin tones look natural. But please show me an oversaturated tropical bird in 4K, that’s useful.This panel also struggles with image quality when there is high visual frequency like the canopy of the jungle. You can see pixelation during otherwise smooth panning shots over such areas.Otherwise, the depth of color is your typical deep, rich OLED, and it does make video games look really great. Is it worth the price? Sure. I guess. But I would have paid more for a better more conventional TV experience. I don’t need middleware on my TV.