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Samsung S95H

87
Highly rated
Average of 6 professional reviews
6 of 6 recommend it · critics agree
Where the 6 reviews landedRange 80–90
Score printed by the outlet Estimated from the verdict

Exact average 87.0 · 3 printed, 3 estimated · printed scores only: 85

Samsung S95HImage: Samsung

6 professional reviewers tested the Samsung S95H, and 6 recommend it. Most praised: picture quality. Most common complaint: price.

Reviewed by PCMag Australia, CNET, WIRED and 3 more

The catch: No Dolby Vision, and the Tizen interface feels clunky.

3 of these 6 outlets print no score. We estimated theirs from the review text, then adjusted the estimates against the ratings outlets actually print (ours ran slightly low). An estimate is never higher than 92.

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What 6 critics said

Highest score first · all converted to 0–100
  1. 90
    PCMag AustraliaHands-on review · 2026

    The reviewer calls it the brightest, fastest and most feature-packed OLED tested, with record-low input lag, earning an Editors' Choice.

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  2. 85
    CNETHands-on review · 2026

    A bright, punchy and very good gaming OLED with one of the best anti-reflective screens, held back by inaccurate HDR colour and an art mode that lacks an ambient option.

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  3. 80
    WIREDHands-on review

    A fantastic flagship OLED with deep blacks and accurate colour, though it faces tough RGB and art-TV competition.

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  4. 89est.
    Popular MechanicsNo printed score · Hands-on review

    A brilliant bright QD-OLED with elegant design and strong gaming, worth the splurge despite the lack of Dolby Vision and the high cost.

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  5. 89est.
    Tom's GuideNo printed score · Hands-on review

    Called a new OLED benchmark with record brightness and an effective glare-free screen, earning an Editor's Choice.

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  6. 89est.
    TechRadarNo printed score · Hands-on review

    A superb flagship OLED that is bright, colourful and excellent for gaming and bright rooms, rated an Editor's Choice.

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How it compares

Direct comparisons by professional outlets, exact models only, in our words. Shown as evidence; they never change the critic score.

vs Samsung S95F87

  • ZDNET (2026) picks the Samsung S95F. Still choose this one if: you want the latest Samsung OLED with more AI features, newer processor and longer update guarantee.
  • Tom's Guide: it depends. Choose this one if: you want the newest design and likely brighter highlights, and can wait for a price drop.

vs TCL QM7K86

  • Business Insider (2026): it depends. Choose this one if: you want a premium OLED with strong glare handling and wide viewing angles for bright rooms and watch parties.

What critics praise most

Picture quality5 of 6

What critics dislike most

Price4 of 6
Software and app2 of 6

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Common questions

Is the Samsung S95H worth it?

Most critics think so: 6 of 6 recommend it. No Dolby Vision, and the Tizen interface feels clunky.

Do critics agree about the Samsung S95H?

Critics agree: scores range from 80 (WIRED) to 90 (PCMag Australia), a spread of 10 points across 6 reviews. Reviewers broadly agree.

What do critics dislike about the Samsung S95H?

Price (4 of 6 reviews), Software and app (2 of 6 reviews).

What is the best alternative to the Samsung S95H?

The Sony Bravia 9 II (critic score 90), best overall.