S95F

For OLED the brand of the housing basically doesn’t matter - panel manufacturer determines 90% of the visual quality of the display. This is false if there's any sort of post-processing done, which 99% of users will enable. Sony's is the best in the business. Watching 1080p content on a Sony A95L is

A lot of that test was super subjective and depends on your viewing area. The S95F absolutely freaking sucks in a lit living room because the screen turns purple and the blacks are basically gone. You lose a bunch of the benefits of OLED. Now, I have a QD-OLED in my office for gaming, and I have the

Mi ultima tragedia, la tv samsung s95f oled con antireflejo, le cayeron manchitas de jugo, al intentar limpiar quedo la tremenda mancha. Es DEMASAIDO delicado, que no puedes usar ni limpia pantallas, ni agua, ni paños microfibra usados, solo alcohol isopropilico nivel 70 según samsung, wea que tampo

I bought a Samsung s90f, s95f, and LG G5 to compare side by side. I ended up keeping the G5 because of its vastly superior motion handling and processing. The s95f was the worst of the three because of the matte screen, absolutely awful speakers, and the one connect box. I really liked the s90f thou

Plasma was already on its way out even by like 2010 (Their peak of sales) all manufacturers had stopped selling them by 2014 and HDR10 wasn't even established as a standard until 2015 let alone HDR content being prevalent. I think plasma would have died regardless of HDR but it probably made the dec

I wish I would’ve gotten the C5 or G5 over the S95F the one connect box pisses me off so much😭 and no Dolby vision what the hell samsung 😪

Unfortunately all Samsung oleds from S90D and onward suffer from the pulldown stutter bug. It's not really a "motion handling thing". It's just simple 5:5 pulldown, rather it's Samsungs incompetence to fix such obvious issues with a firmware update. The 2022-2023 Samsung oleds didn't have this bug,

In the end, what matters the most is your own perception of things, I see that you already went in a store to compare the TVs, and that should have an impact on your decision. I have a LG C4 and I recently tried a samsung S90D, that I quickly returned to buy a LG C5 and I couldn't be happier. I don'

That is great to know! I’m concerned about audio dropouts or detection issues. My Samsung S95F could not work with WiiM Amp, and only worked reliably with Audio Lab 6000A MKII for a day before experiencing audio dropouts.

Mine looks like crap, lines everywhere. I've tried different settings but everything I've tested looks horrible. My TV is a Samsung 65" S95F. Any recommendations?