QN55S95HAFXZA 55-Inch 4K OLED Vision AI Smart TV

I have to agree with this review as someone who owns a G5 that heavily considered a G6. I was able to get the G5 for around $1,500 cheaper than a g6. The G6 is better, but it’s not G4 vs G5 better where the brightness was insanely different. You get better reflection handling, less banding, and bett

Rtings is so biased towards OLED Tvs -- basically their top TVs have either been the Samsung r/S95h or the LG cX series. They automatically get 9 ratings and the highest I've seen give a miniRGB/LED tv is an 8 rating. Their methodology for ratings is basically set up for OLEDs to get higher scores -

This is a matter of taste. In the dark they’re both phenomenal, and some will say LG wins for deeper blacks. I’d accept that comment but it’s not big enough for me to prefer such a glossy screen, but I’m happy to have both. It is MY opinion, it’s neither right nor wrong. It’s like if you prefer choc

Unpopular opinion maybe, but OLED is losing its crown in 2026. While the blacks on the Samsung S95H are technically perfect, the Hisense UR9's RGB backlighting offers a color volume that OLED just can't match physically. If you watch a lot of bright scenes or sports, the OLED can look a bit dim and

Rn the samsung s95f is the best gaming tv. If youve tried them side by side its not comparable. The largest competitor is the lg C5 and from having both. The "brightness" of the C5 is its only advantage. Dark spots are cleaner and easyer to see on the samsung even though its "darker" Its success was

What makes you even say that? Just oled bias? I saw the g6 s95h and 9m2 in person. Made them turn all the units to cinema and played the latest Batman and maverick movie. The 9m2 won hands down. I could barely see the movie on the s95h it was so dark. The lg g6 new coating turns lights purple and gi