85
Sony
Sony A95L OLED 65"
- Best image processing on any TV
- Acoustic Surface Audio vibrates the screen
- Reference-grade color accuracy
Our Verdict
The best TV for bright rooms. The anti-glare coating is a game-changer for OLED — you finally get perfect blacks without dealing with reflections. Picture quality is reference-grade.
Detailed Scores
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Anti-glare OLED — best for bright rooms
- Brightest OLED panel available
- 4K 144Hz for gaming
- Excellent AI upscaling
- Stunning design with slim profile
Cons
- Very expensive
- Tizen OS lacks some streaming apps
- Built-in audio is average for the price
Specifications
specs.panel QD-OLED with anti-glare
Resolution 3840x2160 (4K)
Refresh Rate 144Hz (VRR, ALLM)
HDR HDR10+, HLG
Brightness 2000 nits peak
specs.hdmi 4x HDMI 2.1
Audio 60W 4.2.2ch, Dolby Atmos
Operating System Tizen OS
Where to Buy
Amazon.co.uk
€2,253
View price → Amazon.it
€2,299
View price → Amazon.de
€2,299
View price → Amazon.fr
€2,321
View price → MediaWorld
€2,344
View price → Currys
€2,344
View price → Amazon.es
€2,344
View price → Unieuro
€2,367
View price → Darty
€2,367
View price → Fnac
€2,390
View price → John Lewis
€2,413
View price → El Corte Inglés
€2,413
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Compare With
85
Hisense
Hisense U8N 65"
- 3000+ nits — brightest TV in its class
- 4K 144Hz for gaming
- Incredible value for money
89
LG
LG OLED C4 65"
- Perfect OLED blacks
- Excellent gaming features (4K 120Hz, VRR)
- 4x HDMI 2.1 ports
Frequently Asked Questions
S95D vs LG C4 OLED?
The S95D is brighter, has better anti-glare, and is better for bright rooms. The LG C4 is cheaper and has webOS with more apps. For pure picture quality, the S95D wins.
Is it good for PS5 Pro?
Excellent. 4K 144Hz, VRR, ALLM, and low input lag make it one of the best gaming TVs.
Does it support Dolby Vision?
No, Samsung uses HDR10+ instead. Most streaming content supports both formats, so you won't miss much.