Samsung S95F

The S95F was Samsung's OLED flagship in 2025 and had a peak brightness of 2242 Nits, placing it among the top of its generation. Its glare-free surface, four full HDMI 2.1 ports at 165 Hz, a 4.2.2 audio system with 70 Watts, and the One Connect Box make it a fully-fledged high-end device even a year later. hifi.de rates it 9.4 out of 10. The MSRP for 65 inches was 3699 Euros, with street prices now significantly lower.

Classification and Target Audience

The S95F is designed for bright living rooms—where reflections and ambient light typically limit the performance of an OLED. A year after its market introduction, it is particularly interesting for buyers looking for flagship features but unwilling to pay the premium for the 2026 generation.

Picture and Panel

2242 Nits in a 10% window are almost on par with the LG G5 (2268) of the same generation. Compared to its successor, the S95H, it lacks around 460 Nits—noticeable in direct comparisons, but hardly in everyday use without a reference device. The matte glare-free coating was a unique feature in 2025 and remains the most effective anti-reflective technology on the market today.

Gaming and Connections

• 4 out of 4 HDMI ports with full 2.1 bandwidth
• 4K at 165 Hz
• VRR with FreeSync Premium Pro
• ALLM

The equipment fully matches the current generation—nothing has changed between 2025 and 2026, making the S95F particularly attractive in clearance sales.

Sound and Operating System

The 4.2.2 system with 70 Watts and upward-firing channels ranks among the better TV sound systems and outperforms LG models without requiring a soundbar. Tizen 9 is one version older than on the S95H, but functionally nearly identical.

What’s Missing

Dolby Vision—as with all Samsung TVs. Those who primarily watch Netflix, Disney+, and Apple TV+ will forgo the best available version. HDR10+ is available as a counterpart.

Conclusion and Price-Performance Ratio

3699 Euros MSRP, now significantly cheaper in retail (as of August 2026). Those seeking a flagship with first-rate anti-reflection and who can do without the last 460 Nits will find the S95F offers a better price than the S95H. For Dolby Vision users, it remains, as with all Samsungs, the wrong choice.