Samsung QN95B (2022) Series

Spectacular picture quality ; Comprehensive gaming features ; Minimalistic Infinity design

New smart system isn’t helpful at all ; No Dolby Vision support ; Blooming issues from wide viewing angles

While the QE65QN95B’s picture quality charms don’t come cheap, they underline emphatically the potential Mini LED technology has to take LCD TVs to a whole other level – for gamers and movie fans alike.

Stunningly bright and intense HDR pictures ; Excellent 4K sharpness and clarity ; Strong streaming app support ; Comprehensive gaming features and support ; Sophisticated Infinity design

New smart interface is a misstep ; Backlight clouding from wide viewing angles ; No 8K support ; Default settings cause artefacts ; No Dolby Vision support

The Samsung QN95A takes the already fantastic image quality of Neo QLED and cranks it up even further, somehow. The level of clarity is realistic beyond reason, and the HDR performance is dazzling – literally, in some cases. Add in its beautiful slim...

Spectacular picture quality ; Gorgeous minimalistic design ; Comprehensive streaming app support

Convoluted smart system ; Occasionally aggressive dimming ; On the expensive side

Impressive picture quality ; Class-leading local dimming ; Cutting-edge processing ; Big sonic delivery ; Superb gaming performance

Redesigned smart platform is disappointing from an ergonomic perspective ; Still no Dolby Vision

The 2022 flagship Neo QLED TV from Samsung combines a Mini LED backlight and Quantum Dots with a 4K neural processor and class-leading local dimming. The resulting images are some of the best you’ll see, and this TV sounds good too, thanks to Dolby...

Supports all three VRR formats. Completely judder-free from all sources. Upscales lower resolution content well. Fantastic peak brightness in HDR. Excellent contrast and an impressive local dimming feature. Superb peak brightness and excellent...

Some noticeable stutter in slow-panning shots. Doesn't support Dolby Vision or DTS. A bit of noticeable dirty screen effect. Lower peak brightness and worse local dimming in 'Game' Mode.

The Samsung QN95B is an excellent TV for mixed usage. It's excellent for watching shows or sports in a bright room thanks to its superb peak brightness and excellent reflection handling. It's amazing for gaming, with low input lag, a fast response...

Good SDR picture quality ; TV speakers & Dolby Atmos support ; HDMI 2.1 features ; Sleek design

Heavy blooming ; Revamped Tizen with ads, promoted content ; Tizen not receiving updates ; Horrendous Game mode ; Loss of resolution due to wide viewing angles

While no Dolby Vision is a weird thing for this TV to miss out on, I think most people can overlook it while they’re watching their movies and shows with crisp 4K details, great color and, of course, outstanding brightness.