Samsung S95D Flagship OLED TV Review | Anti Glare OLED

Samsung S95D is the new 4K Flagship OLED TV for 2024 by Samsung this has the latest 3rd Gen QD-OLED Panel with Samsung anti glare OLED technology and I give you my review after using this TV for around 3 weeks.

[sudhakarmatta]

Literally missing 6 underground trailer😅

[sarthak_chandra]

For everyone thinking about buying this TV, it starts from 2 LAKHS ₹

[SanjeevKumar-ikxs]

I was seeing reflection on that continuously then realised its the reflection on my mobile 😅

[kollabathinamanoha]

0:58 totally relatable even my mom says same

[shivanshusharma]

Ranjit sir it would be of great help if you could share your long term review with a OLED Panel as its burn in issue concern us most as market says. Keep rocking

[elangomalavan]

It’s been a while seeing your channel. Looking for buying oled and instantly remembered you❤. Following you since 2014 I think.

[ralph-vc]

Till this date, Ranjith sir's reviews haven't lost their charm. Hats off to the most honest reviewer on YouTube. 👏🏼👏🏼🤝🏼

[lewisevander]

Good review but you forgot to mention the main benefit of quantum dot oled tvs vs wrgb oled tvs which is the ability to maintain vibrant colors even at higher brightness levels. This is where the lg and sony wrgb oled tvs struggle as the colors get washed out at higher brightness levels. The colors on qd oleds are much better than those on the wrgb oleds. I know this because i have seen them in person and have compared it to my lg c1 wrgb oled tv. You also didnt mention that the 48 inch and 83 models use lgs inferior wrgb oled panels as Samsung does not manufacture qd oled panels in those sizes. Also as this model has a matte finish so the picture quality and colors and the overall picture quality is not as good as the other glossy model which is the s90d. Only buy this tv if you dont like reflections. Else get the s90d which is cheaper and will also give you better picture quality. The qd oled tvs will have raised blacks in a bright room compared to a wrgb oled which will have perfect blacks in a bright room so don't go as per what you see in the showroom as the lg and sony wrgb oleds will look almost 3d in a bright room while the qd oleds won't so you will think that they are better than the qd oleds. The qd oleds will have perfect blacks in a dark room and will be superior to the wrgb oled tvs in a dark room due to the higher contrast and pure color luminosity and intensity but as I said you can't see that in a showroom.

[bruceparker]

Plz, do a long term review maybe after 2 3 months usage since you have bought it.

[sleepyboy]

Hi Ranjit sir,

I am sorry to say I am a big fan but the video quality of the video on your video I see is not as good as the previous one as I watch a lot of phone and TV reviews.

I see video issues from the Samsung S23 FE

[thedigitallens]

Will you be reviewing the Bravia 8 or 9 and C4 or G4?

[Matthew.Henley]

I’ve always liked Samsung TVs. Very easy to use and navigate

[xongbros]

Looks great! Is it wall mountable like the frame ?

[Lakshyakapila]

Awesome tv i just all reviews this ones the

[soorneedi]

What would be a good price to spend for the 65 inch model now ?

[jadranpetesic]

Question with these rexlexing we loose true black on oled tv?

[KanwarAnand]

are the oleds by Samsung less reflective or is it just this one? There are 65inch tvs available on amazon for 2lacs. Are those reflective ?

[shuvorahman]

I walked into the store locally here in Ontario, Canada to buy the S95D 77", 1 hour later walked out buying Sony A95L 77". The matte was not the issue, the inferior upscaling for SDR content vs Sony was the issue.

[koturikrishnamurthy]

Could you please make a best branded budget smart tvs? We know you are one of the genuine reviewers of tech. Waiting a video on it? It may helpfull to subscribers n fans....

[prasads]

@geekyranjit : the same model shows 2.5L now in amazon. is it worth it with the price tag ? esp with Sony A80L and Lg G4 available in same price range ?