[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Cannot imagine better picture quality, but that was expected given the technology. The two features that sold me were the one-connect box which allows a nearly flush mount to the wall which is a great vibe and the matte screen that eliminates glare and is really effective. My wife watches about half of her TV during the daytime in California where it is always sunny and bright in the room. With daylight streaming in through many windows facing the sun and a huge skylight overhead, reflections can be obvious, but not this one. The panel is plenty bright in those conditions and my wife even prefers to reduce the brightness in some 4K HDR content because she thinks it is too intense like on Amazon Prime or Apple TV. Just a great product so far with an easy-to-use menu system.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I shopped meticulously and compared and was down to LG and Samsung high end TVs. I believe it has the best picture, very clear, and super bright. I was watching a series on Apple TV filmed in Alaska. We had to change the picture mode because the snow was so bright. Absolutely no glare. I would give 5 stars but my picture stopped working unexpectantly. Luckily it's covered under Warranty and I'm looking forward to receiving my replacement. The Samsung technician that came out to my house assured me that my issue was rare. I don't regret my purchase. Also, I like that Alexa is integrated and Smart Things Hub. This seems to work very nicely with other Smart Things enabled devices and fits my lifestyle.

Started out amazing but after only a month it's constantly restarting itself.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This TV is stunning! The blacks are pitch black with no blooming. The color is so vibrant and it looks great under all conditions in my bright Hawaiian sun laden living room because of the anti-glare coating. While gaming there are no skips or stutters and all upscale streaming content looks beautiful! I highly recommend a Samsung OLED. It's worth the extra money!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love this TV for the picture quality, however, I've had random and annoying issues with the operating system on the TV. Devices added will be forgotten and then have to be set up and renamed again. Also the TV will go to a blank screen every so often usually for five to ten seconds before returning to normal. I don't know why that is happening. I'm also not a fan of the very tiny remote, which is easily lost in between couch cushions, and the way the volume controls work makes it way too easy to accidentally mute the TV while I'm trying to change the volume. Picture quality and anti glare is an A+ The underlying software gets a D

Overall very pleased. On occasion it looses the sound bar or looses video feed but I don't know if that's our set up or the equipment. The picture is beautiful and I am really enjoying watching TV. Football is better and new movies are incredible. The glare free screen has been a game changer for us. We have a 50” unit and we sit 9-10 feet away. At first we thought it was a bit small but overtime realized 60” would have been too large for our room and we can see everything just fine. We did add the ultra slim sound bar and I'm glad we did.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] the TV really surprised me the brightness and the contrast was very good the responsiveness and how fast it worked and the upscaling was remarkable I really was uninformed on how great it was the informative was perfect the uniformity of the TV was the best

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] TV is great, you see the jump in quality from Neo/Q/LED to OLED. The design is sleek. The mate screen is a plus for me, the sound quality is amazing (I removed my old sound bar). Room for improvement: 1) In AI mode, brightness does not go near the max (even when in AI customization set to top brightness). I disabled all the eco features because I enjoy max brightness and still am not reaching max. 2) Watching live sports from the native apps, specifically soccer games on Peacock and FOX one was 40 to 60 secs behind the same apps running from an AppleTV box connected to the TV, so I had to use the AppleTV apps and sacrifice the best quality. 3) Dolby Vision is not supported (I knew Samsung does not support Dolby Vision before buying the TV; still, this is a missing feature).

After extensive research, I chose the 65-inch Samsung S95F because it consistently ranks as one of the best 4K TVs of 2025. Glare was my biggest concern—I have a million-dollar view and refused to pull down the shades. When I first set it up and powered it on, I was briefly disappointed by the glare… until I remembered the protective film still covering the screen. Once I peeled it off, the difference was immediate and dramatic. The advanced anti-glare coating performed exactly as promised. This TV delivers everything I expected and fully lives up to the five-star reviews that led me to buy it.

A couple months in and this Samsung TV has completely changed my nights in. Motion smoothness is outstanding — fast action and sports stay crisp and clean. Contrast is a standout. I sometimes watch TV in a bright room and blacks are deep without losing shadow detail, giving night scenes real depth. Brightness impresses just as much — HDR highlights pop without blowing out, and daytime scenes look punchy and true-to-life. The anti-glare coating handles my livingroom's afternoon light so I no longer need to close the blinds. Biggest surprise: the upscaling. Older DVDs and lower-res streams look noticeably sharper and cleaner, with far less noise than I expected. I'm genuinely impressed. Excited to join the Samsung family!