Hatch Sleep ClockDyson Vacuum DealsBest KindlesBest Tech GiftsDeals DeliveredGift Guides The Big InterviewMagazineEventsWIRED InsiderWIRED Consulting This flagship OLED performs great, with rich texture and high brightness, but faces new competition when it comes to color dominance. Easy setup without a required breakout box. Incredibly accurate color with deep and rich blacks.
AI Optimized picture mode improved color quality and contrast. Some skin tone tests showed less variation than RGB models. Did not perform as well on some tests compared to RGB models and projectors.
The traditional wisdom with TVs is that an OLED panel is the crown jewel of display technology. The Samsung S95H is the new flagship OLED mode from Samsung. It stands to reason that that alone would make it the best TV around.
But this year, OLED and this TV face some serious competition. To be clear, OLED TVs are still a safe bet for excellent picture quality, but not as clearly superior to other televisions in 2026. The S95H is no longer a no-brainer for me mostly because of new RGB TV and Art TV models, many of which are extremely appealing and around the same price.
I loved the Samsung The Frame Pro 2026 art TV because it has a matte display and looks stunning on a wall showing masterpiece paintings. Movies, shows, and games looked stunning on the LG Micro RGB Evo (after some setting changes). The competition is fierce.
The new S95H replaces the Samsung S95F, and shares many similarities, including anti-glare tech. The S95H is a notch better in picture quality and AI processing, though. The biggest difference between the two is cosmetic.
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