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Picture quality is amazing. It's a very nice TV and well worth the money.
The set up with the separate "processor" box that contains all of the HDMI in, optical out, etc. is interesting. You can attach that box to the back of the TV, but it will need 2-3" additional room behind the TV it to make it work. If you're trying to get it as close to the wall as possible, you're going to have a cord running to the box that will be somewhere else (bookshelf, TV stand, etc.)
Samsung also has some on-demand video services embedded in the TV software which can be nice depending on the selection. It didn't recognize the Nintendo Switch immediately, but it does recognize other gaming consoles. I haven't played around with the "console-less gaming" but it's intriguing.
I didn't expect a solar recharging remote but I'll appreciate not replacing the batteries every 6-12 months.
It's a reasonably heavy TV (over 60 lbs). You will need 2 people to unbox it effectively. Mounting it on a wall or a TV stand will also probably take 2 people as there's not a real "frame" around the TV to grip and you don't want to damage the screen by applying too much pressure to it. Even if you're a strong guy, you will struggle because it's awkward without anywhere to grip onto.
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| Sold By | Amazon.com | Video & Audio Center - Same Day Shipping | Video & Audio Center - Same Day Shipping | Amazon.com | Video & Audio Center - Same Day Shipping | Amazon.com |
| display type | OLED | OLED | OLED | OLED | OLED | OLED |
| display size | 55 inches | 65 inches | 55 inches | 55 inches | 54.6 inches | 55 inches |
| model year | 2023 | 2023 | 2023 | 2024 | 2023 | 2024 |
| resolution | 4K | 4K | 4K | 4K | 4K | 4K |
| operating system | Tizen | Tizen | Tizen | Samsung Tizen | Tizen | Samsung Tizen |
| hardware interface | bluetooth, usb, hdmi | bluetooth, ethernet, hdmi, usb | bluetooth, ethernet, hdmi, usb | hdmi | hdmi | hdmi |
| connectivity tech | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, HDMI, USB, Ethernet | Bluetooth, Ethernet, HDMI, USB, Wi-Fi | Bluetooth, Ethernet, HDMI, USB, Wi-Fi | Wi-Fi, HDMI, USB, Bluetooth, Ethernet | Bluetooth, Ethernet, HDMI, USB, Wi-Fi | Wi-Fi, HDMI, USB, Bluetooth, Ethernet |
| control method | remote | remote | remote | remote | remote | remote |
| model name | S95C | S90C | S90C | OLED | CRT2SAMQN55S90CA | OLED |
| mounting type | Wall Mount | Wall Mount | Wall Mount | Wall Mount | Wall Mount | Wall Mount |
| wireless tech | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi | Wi-Fi |
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| $2,597.99 | $2,597.99 | — | — | $1,999.96 | $1,882.60 |
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Sizing
| 77", 65", 55" | 77", 65", 55" | 85", 75", 65" | 85", 75", 65" | 85", 75", 65", 55", 50", 43" | 85", 75", 65", 55" |
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Processor
| Neural Quantum w/4K Upscaling* | Neural Quantum w/4K Upscaling* | Neural Quantum 8K** | Neural Quantum 8K** | Neural Quantum w/ 4K Upscaling | Neural Quantum w/4K Upscaling* |
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Backlight
| Samsung OLED Technology | Samsung OLED Technology | Quantum Matrix Pro w/Mini LEDs | Quantum Matrix Pro w/Mini LEDs | Quantum Matrix w/ Mini LEDs | Quantum Matrix w/ Mini LEDs |
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HDR
| Quantum HDR OLED+ | Quantum HDR OLED* | Neo Quantum HDR 8K Pro | Neo Quantum HDR 8K+ | Neo Quantum HDR+** | Neo Quantum HDR |
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Object Tracking Sound (OTS)
| Dolby Atmos & OTS+ | Dolby Atmos & OTS Lite | Dolby Atmos & OTS Pro | Dolby Atmos & OTS+ | Dolby Atmos & OTS+* | Dolby Atmos & OTS |
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Streaming/Gaming
| Samsung Gaming Hub | Samsung Gaming Hub | Samsung Gaming Hub | Samsung Gaming Hub | Samsung Gaming Hub | Samsung Gaming Hub |
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Additional Feature
| Motion Xcelerator Turbo Pro | LaserSlim Design | 8K Infinity Screen Design | Supports native 8K content | Anti-Reflection* | Neo Slim Design |
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Amazing Picture but bad software
Hands down. This 65 inch S95C OLED has the best picture I have ever seen. For that alone, I would still purchase the S95C again. However, all the reviews from Samsung customers about very poor functioning softwear/firmware are all true. Each time you turn on the TV you have to navigate through Samsung software (Picture 1) or wait a minute and it will default to your last station. I tried attaching a local indoor digital antenna, but the softwear makes it almost inpossible to find or install. After hours or reading comments from other Samsung customers about the problem online I finally got it activated in the software only to find it's lost again. Samsung TV drags you way from other subscription channel programming and you can only use the non-illiminated Samsung remote which is horrible to work with (especially at night or dim light) to take several steps to get back. I have Direct TV on 4 other Samsung TVs of different models and this is the only one that looses the live stream of DTV and of Netflix. The TVs computer is a separate box that needs to be mounted separately on a wall, table or mounting holes on the back of the TV which some may like and some may not. Did not use for gaming. Hooked up with a MartinLogan Sound bar purchased from Audio Advisor, Inc and it sounds awesome!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2023
- The display is incredibly bright for an OLED. Makes my 2016 LG OLED look completely dull by comparison. Vivid colors and deep blacks. I read 1,300 nits of peak brightness, and I believe it.
- Samsung’s OLED technology is allegedly more resistant to burn in than LG’s, and slightly brighter, which made me go Samsung after years with LG.
- The input box with single connector to TV is well thought out. 4 HDMI ports plus all the expected other ports at this price range
- I like the space gray color of the back, and of course it is very slim as all OLEDs are
Cons:
- Compared to LG software, Samsung software is bloatware. They want you to use the software and services they are pushing. XBOX advertisements are one sponsored item you’re exposed to on this very expensive TV. Also not sure what Ion TV is, but I am sure I do not like having it start playing every single time I turn on my TV. I use Apple TV with the Samsung tv and much prefer the Apple interface.
-Samsung remote does not get along with my Sonos speaker. I have read elsewhere that the Samsung remote doesn’t pair well with Sonos which is a major bummer. I’ve been using my Apple TV remote and Sonos app to control volume.
- Another unfeature is the lack of ability to adjust inputs easily either on the remote or on the tv menu. I don’t think you can do it at all on the remote (Samsung, please let me know if I’m wrong), and on the TV you have to navigate to “connected devices”, all the way at the bottom of the menu in smaller font than everything Samsung is pushing.
Verdict:
Overall I’m happy with the product because the display is simply jaw-dropping. I just wish Samsung prioritized “connected devices” more in the use of the TV.
Tip: In all settings under “connection” and then “external device manager”, turn on any net+ (aka CEC) and input signal plus for all HDMI inputs to get everything working best.
Edit: My unit started malfunctioning and cutting the picture when playing video. It also began to display streaks of light on the screen. I returned it but ordered another, hoping it doesn’t have the same issue. Make sure when ordering this TV from Amazon the seller is Amazon - they have the best return policy.
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Bright Colors and Deep Blacks, but be aware of software drawbacks
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2023
Pros:Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2023
- The display is incredibly bright for an OLED. Makes my 2016 LG OLED look completely dull by comparison. Vivid colors and deep blacks. I read 1,300 nits of peak brightness, and I believe it.
- Samsung’s OLED technology is allegedly more resistant to burn in than LG’s, and slightly brighter, which made me go Samsung after years with LG.
- The input box with single connector to TV is well thought out. 4 HDMI ports plus all the expected other ports at this price range
- I like the space gray color of the back, and of course it is very slim as all OLEDs are
Cons:
- Compared to LG software, Samsung software is bloatware. They want you to use the software and services they are pushing. XBOX advertisements are one sponsored item you’re exposed to on this very expensive TV. Also not sure what Ion TV is, but I am sure I do not like having it start playing every single time I turn on my TV. I use Apple TV with the Samsung tv and much prefer the Apple interface.
-Samsung remote does not get along with my Sonos speaker. I have read elsewhere that the Samsung remote doesn’t pair well with Sonos which is a major bummer. I’ve been using my Apple TV remote and Sonos app to control volume.
- Another unfeature is the lack of ability to adjust inputs easily either on the remote or on the tv menu. I don’t think you can do it at all on the remote (Samsung, please let me know if I’m wrong), and on the TV you have to navigate to “connected devices”, all the way at the bottom of the menu in smaller font than everything Samsung is pushing.
Verdict:
Overall I’m happy with the product because the display is simply jaw-dropping. I just wish Samsung prioritized “connected devices” more in the use of the TV.
Tip: In all settings under “connection” and then “external device manager”, turn on any net+ (aka CEC) and input signal plus for all HDMI inputs to get everything working best.
Edit: My unit started malfunctioning and cutting the picture when playing video. It also began to display streaks of light on the screen. I returned it but ordered another, hoping it doesn’t have the same issue. Make sure when ordering this TV from Amazon the seller is Amazon - they have the best return policy.
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