[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love the OLED display but the Samsung interface often hangs when starting Paramount+, Peacock, and some other apps. Restarting the app doesn't fix the issue and I finally found that unplugging/re-plugging the only way to get the interface to work correctly again. I've never have this problem with any of my other smart TV's (mostly Roku interface).

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This tv is a over perfect tv in every aspect, sure it has its up and downs but this tv is great video quality. I game perfect on it and the graphics are crazy good. Especially the movies the movies and a buety. Love it 10/10

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Using Google TV, we watch streaming TV and movies on weekday evenings and sports on weekend afternoons. There are tons of recommendations comparing this model to a competing model from another manufacturer, so we purchased due to top reviews from Rtngs .com. Important note: Installing the TV is a bit of a delicate operation. The upper half is incredibly thin (thinner than many phones), so be super conscious about not bending the screen when you tilt it up to hang on the wall. Beyond that, many reviewers advise against OLED TV's in bright rooms, but we find no problem with this TV when set to AI picture mode (which adjusts settings to the content and the room lighting). If anything, the TV is too bright when the room is dark. Not sure why the auto settings don't dim it further. But for anyone concerned about brightness, unless you watch outside or in a room fully surrounded by windows with Arizona sunshine, you'll be plenty happy. That said, the known judder issue is prominent on slow camera panning shots, but isn't consistent for us. When watching similar scenes, sometimes it is really annoying (like watching content at 30 fps) but other slow panning shots, we barely notice it. My father-in-law's OLED from another brand never seems to be this dramatic. Overall, we were tempted to return because of the judder. But when it doesn't judder, we feel spoiled by the otherwise amazing picture quality, so we decided to keep and learn to live with it. As such, we recommend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] the S95D is a technically impressive display that pushes the boundaries of OLED brightness and daytime usability. Its QD-OLED panel is superb, and its gaming features are class-leading. The decision to embrace its matte screen will depend entirely on the user's viewing environment, weighing the benefit of near-eliminated glare against a potential minor compromise in perceived contrast in bright rooms

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The TV is fantastic with vivid colors and HD content looks amazing on this TV. The picture looks better than TV's priced much higher than this one. Good peak brightness and HDR10+ content looks especially great. Only con is it doesn't support Dolby vision, other than that 10/10 TV and I highly recommend it.

amazing picture easy to move between imputs and apps tiny remote that does everything

Great TV unfortunately when watching from Roku device, It will periodically power off the TV. This is very strange.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] the S95D is Samsung's best panel for pure clarity in HDR The software flowed smoothly through out the load screens

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great looking picture spectacular brightness even better color... Until the power supply went out on it. Luckily it was fixed under warranty... :/. Purchase at your own risk!

I’ve had the S92D with the QD-OLED panel for almost a year. It’s safe to say that I’m very pleased with the colour accuracy and the brightness of the screen. It has been reliable and the OLED blacks and contrast are something you can’t beat.