Samsung S95C, S90C QD-OLED TV First Look + micro-LED , Neo QLED

Ask and ye shall receive a 77-inch QD-OLED TV from Samsung at CES 2023. But that isn’t all. There are now two models of QD-OLED TV, plus new microLED TVs you can actually fit in your living room.

00:00 Intro
00:33 Samsung S95C QD-OLED
02:06 Samsung S90C QD-OLED
02:59 Samsung microLED TVs
06:02 Samsung Neo QLED
07:43 Final Thoughts

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[Caleb_Denison]

Hey everyone! Thanks for the awesome comments. What do you think? LG G3 vs Samsung S95C? Will it be close? I can’t wait to find out.

[MSDOGS]

I don't know why I watch these videos as I bought a tv for the living room just 2-3 months ago. I won't need a new one for several years. But they are entertaining and very informative. Good to stay on top of the market in case a tv in your house craps out and you need to buy something soon.

Good video. Thumbs up!

[gl]

As always, Caleb always does these videos in such an interesting captivating and relaxing way!

[hELLLcs]

the build quality of the s95c looks MILES better which is amazing. No more bent and weird gap... + the one connect box. Wow I might move my C2 77 to my living room and put a brand new s95c 77 in my gameroom.

[flow]

Been waiting on the 77” QD-OLED and it looks freaking amazing! Also love Samsungs competitive prices.

[LordMcGray]

YES! The S95C will be my TV! MY current one conveniently just some days ago started to show picture issues so it's just a matter of time until it will eventually fail. Which is ok for a 2014 model. Time to upgrade.

[parrsnipps]

We bought a 65" diagonal Samsung 4K several years ago & don't need anything better than this. I'm still blown away by how clear it is.

[richmahogany]

so exciting to see microleds in a regular size. whenever we've seen this with past cutting edge tech like 4k or OLED, it was only a couple more years before the average person could afford one.

[techsamurai]

Great review of Samsung's upcoming TV products. It's nice to see QD Oled and WOled moving forward with improvements.

[BTheInstaller]

I confirmed with Samsung Electronics they will have a 77" version of the S90C and S95C.. Same panel but one like last years and one with one-connect. super stoked for these.

[chromamaster]

Too little for anyone looking for an 83" - either an 83" QD-OLED or 83" MLA OLED. I would have purchased an 83" OLED last year, but then it came out that they weren't the latest panels. So I purchased a SONY QD-OLED which I put in a bedroom and absolutely love.

[BenM]

Caleb, does the S95 C feel as flimsy as the B or did they make some improvements to its structural integrity.

[onecolorist]

Does the new QD-Oled or any of the other Samsungs use the Mediatek Pentonic 1000 you covered in an earlier video? Thanks so much.

[lorddoma]

What concerns me is build quality and no Dolby Vision.

[Telzrob]

If they'd support Dolby Vision I seriously consider these TVs. Until then Samsung is a non-starter.

[kevinliu]

I am curious to know whether it matters for TVs to support Dolby Vision. Do we have more content in Dolby Vision compared to HDR10+?

[Timithori]

Caleb Denison is so good at what he does. Keep up the good work man. I purchased the S95B and absolutely love this TV. I'm definitely keeping my eye on the S90C or S95C for a replacement TV for the living room (S95B is in the bedroom for awesome late night gaming sessions in bed. lol)

[jbwise]

Samsung still needs to make Microled modular and ideally ($150-$200 each) so you COULD buy lets say.. 9 - 16”x9” panels and start with a 55” display ($1350-$1800) then next year add 7 more panels getting a 73” TV ($1050-$1400) (Total: $2400-$3200) finally upgrading to 92” with 9 more Panels or 110” with 20 more panels Total: ~$3, 750-$5000 for 92” and $5, 400-$7, 200 for 110” which would be a no brainer over all other display technologies.

[CoZChristopher]

Great Vid!! Samsung has a lot going this year!! Excited to see their next leap forward in this space!

[whogg]

Great review. With all the processing power, hope they include 3D again.