86
Samsung
Samsung S95D OLED 65"
- Anti-glare OLED — best for bright rooms
- Brightest OLED panel available
- 4K 144Hz for gaming
Our Verdict
The filmmaker's choice. Sony's image processing is in a class of its own — motion handling, upscaling, and color accuracy are unmatched. The Acoustic Surface Audio is surprisingly good. Very expensive.
Detailed Scores
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Best image processing on any TV
- Acoustic Surface Audio vibrates the screen
- Reference-grade color accuracy
- Excellent for movies and cinema content
- Google TV platform
Cons
- Most expensive OLED TV
- Only 2x HDMI 2.1 (not 4)
- Google TV can be slow
- No anti-glare coating
Specifications
specs.panel QD-OLED
Resolution 3840x2160 (4K)
Refresh Rate 120Hz (VRR, ALLM)
HDR Dolby Vision, HDR10, HLG
Brightness 1800 nits peak
specs.hdmi 2x HDMI 2.1, 2x HDMI 2.0
Audio Acoustic Surface Audio+ 60W, Dolby Atmos
Operating System Google TV
Where to Buy
Amazon.co.uk
€2,743
View price → Amazon.it
€2,799
View price → Amazon.de
€2,799
View price → Amazon.fr
€2,826
View price → MediaWorld
€2,854
View price → Currys
€2,854
View price → Amazon.es
€2,854
View price → Unieuro
€2,882
View price → Darty
€2,882
View price → Fnac
€2,910
View price → John Lewis
€2,938
View price → El Corte Inglés
€2,938
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Compare With
89
LG
LG OLED C4 65"
- Perfect OLED blacks
- Excellent gaming features (4K 120Hz, VRR)
- 4x HDMI 2.1 ports
85
Hisense
Hisense U8N 65"
- 3000+ nits — brightest TV in its class
- 4K 144Hz for gaming
- Incredible value for money
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is it more expensive than the Samsung S95D?
Sony's Cognitive Processor XR delivers superior motion handling and upscaling. The Acoustic Surface Audio is also unique. You're paying for Sony's image processing excellence.
Is it good for gaming?
Good, not great. It has 120Hz and VRR, but only 2 HDMI 2.1 ports. Input lag is slightly higher than Samsung or LG. For movie watching, it's the absolute best.
What is Acoustic Surface Audio?
Actuators behind the OLED panel vibrate the screen itself to produce sound. This means audio comes directly from where the action is on screen. It's remarkably immersive.