Samsung S95F QD-OLED
$2,597
- Best picture quality tested in 2025
- Anti-glare Glare Free coating
- 2150 nits peak brightness
- 144Hz refresh rate
Product Overview
Experience perfect blacks, infinite contrast, and stunning colors with self-emissive pixel technology
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| Model | Price | Screen Sizes | Panel Type | Rating | ||||
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| #1 | Samsung S95F QD-OLED | Samsung | $2,598 | 4.9 ★ | QD-OLED (Quantum Dot OLED) | 2150 nits (CNET lab tested) | 144Hz | View Deal |
| #2 | LG G5 OLED Evo | LG | $2,600 | 4.9 ★ | RGB Tandem OLED | 2813 nits (CNET lab tested) | 165Hz | View Deal |
| #3 | Samsung S90F OLED | Samsung | $1,598 | 4.8 ★ | QD-OLED (55/65/77-inch), WOLED (42/48/83-inch) | 1466 nits (CNET lab tested) | 144Hz | View Deal |
| #4 | Sony Bravia 8 II | Sony | $2,799 | 4.8 ★ | QD-OLED | ~1800 nits | 120Hz | View Deal |
| #5 | LG C5 OLED | LG | $1,499 | 4.8 ★ | WOLED (White OLED) | ~1100 nits | 120Hz | View Deal |
| #6 | Panasonic Z95B OLED | Panasonic | $3,199 | 4.8 ★ | Master OLED Pro with MLA | ~1650 nits | 120Hz | View Deal |
| #7 | Sony A80L OLED | Sony | $1,298 | 4.6 ★ | WOLED | ~950 nits | 120Hz | View Deal |
| #8 | Samsung S85F OLED | Samsung | $1,397 | 4.6 ★ | QD-OLED | ~1300 nits | 120Hz | View Deal |
| #9 | Sony A90L OLED | Sony | $1,998 | 4.7 ★ | QD-OLED (55/65) / WOLED (77) | ~1350 nits | 120Hz | View Deal |
| #10 | LG B5 OLED | LG | $1,196 | 4.5 ★ | WOLED | ~700 nits | 60Hz (120Hz via BFI) | View Deal |
OLED's self-emissive pixels turn completely off for perfect blacks and infinite contrast ratio. Each of the 8.3 million pixels has independent control, eliminating backlight bleed and blooming. This creates stunning image depth with bright highlights next to pitch-black shadows. OLED excels in dark rooms and for cinematic content, delivering the best contrast performance available.
OLED TVs offer 0.1-0.2ms response time and near-zero input lag, perfect for competitive gaming. Look for 120Hz or 144Hz refresh rates with four HDMI 2.1 ports supporting VRR and ALLM. Models like Samsung S95F and LG C5 are ideal for PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC gaming with exceptional motion clarity and responsiveness.
WOLED (LG panels) uses white OLEDs with color filters for wide availability and proven reliability. QD-OLED (Samsung) combines quantum dots with OLED for enhanced brightness (2,000+ nits) and color volume. MLA OLED (LG G5, Panasonic Z95B) adds a lens layer for exceptional brightness. Choose QD-OLED for bright rooms, WOLED for value.
Modern OLEDs include comprehensive burn-in protection: pixel refresh cycles, logo detection, screen shift, and automatic brightness limiting. For varied content viewing, burn-in risk is minimal. Avoid static images for extended periods (news tickers, gaming HUDs). Most manufacturers now offer extended warranties covering burn-in concerns.
Our comprehensive OLED TV rankings are based on rigorous hands-on testing and objective measurements across multiple performance categories. Each television was evaluated using professional-grade calibration equipment to measure contrast ratio (OLED's infinite contrast), peak brightness in nits (600-2,100), color accuracy (Delta E measurements), HDR tone mapping capabilities, and pixel response time (0.1-0.2ms).
Gaming performance was tested with PS5, Xbox Series X, and high-end gaming PCs to assess input lag (near-zero), response time, VRR effectiveness, and HDMI 2.1 implementation with 120Hz/144Hz refresh rates. Real-world testing included viewing in various lighting conditions, from pitch-black home theaters to bright living rooms with ambient light, to evaluate perfect blacks, viewing angles, and anti-glare performance.
We considered the full spectrum of content types—4K streaming from Netflix, Disney+, and Amazon Prime; 4K Blu-rays; sports broadcasts; and gaming—to assess OLED's perfect black levels, infinite contrast, and color accuracy. Burn-in protection features were evaluated including pixel refresh, logo detection, and screen shift technologies. Panel types (WOLED vs QD-OLED vs MLA OLED) were compared for brightness, color volume, and overall picture quality.
Consumer feedback from verified purchaser reviews (over 10,000 reviews analyzed) was incorporated to assess long-term reliability, burn-in concerns, customer satisfaction, and real-world usability. Rankings prioritize overall picture quality first, followed by black level performance, contrast ratio, viewing angles, gaming features, brightness capabilities, smart platform functionality, build quality, and price-to-performance ratio. Each TV was tested for a minimum of two weeks in real-world home environments to identify any issues that might not appear in short-term testing. Our final rankings represent the best OLED televisions across all price points, ensuring recommendations for every budget and use case.