Samsung – 65″ Class S95C OLED 4K UHD Smart Tizen TV – (2023)
Original price was: $2,299.99.$1,799.99Current price is: $1,799.99.
Last updated on August 28, 2024 1:55 AM
Steal the show with the bold contrast, dramatic sound, and vibrant colors of Samsung OLED. Samsung’s Infinity One Design is sleek, slim and impossibly thin. Imagination becomes reality with the infinite amount of dramatic detail made possible by self-illuminating pixels. Sit back and be mesmerized as your content is transformed to 4K. Priority Order
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Samsung – 65″ Class S95C OLED 4K UHD Smart Tizen TV – (2023)
Original price was: $2,299.99.$1,799.99Current price is: $1,799.99.
Prevostguy –
Very detailed images in vibrant color. Have noticed a bit of latency on a couple of action movies. Not using the tv for gaming so no helpful info on this. The professional advice is select dynamic for the picture to really make the display pop off the wall or the stand. It does tend to throw off a bit of heat when you’re near the tv. Remote is solar powered to keep the battery up and functioning. It is simple to use as it only has a few functions. All your content and functions are now embedded in the tv. Let Best Buy install it for you also. Last review, sound is okay. If you can do it, I recommend a Sonos sound bar.
CVolks –
Package arrived with delay but in perfect conditions. Easy to assemble. Instructions good enough. As for the TV, great picture (very impressed), TV sound average. I added a pair of Home Pods and the sound is awesome now. Connected other peripherals using HDMI-ARC and everything works effortless with voice commands. Takes a bit of time to get all settings where they should be, but once there all is good. Quality of equipment is also good for the price. Switching of inputs is fast, same as response times when using apps. All in all great TV. Purchased for Christmas with a pretty good discount. Hope to have many years of entertainment.
BitCounter –
The picture quality is the best I’ve ever seen. The quick response of the menu system and applications: Netflix, Max, Paramount+, Disney+, etc.. is very impressive. We upgraded our TV because of Fire Stick bogging down with their need to give us previews and advertising we did not ask for. Samsung moved the component connections from the right side to the left which was a problem for me, cables too short to reach the other side.. I mounted the tuner to the wall on the side with the cables I wish Samsung provided a way to mount the tuner to the wall. Separating the Tuner from the display is a brilliant move. I hope it will allow me to get a large display some day without having to replace the tuner.
RichardO –
This tv outshined all others. It’s literally the best 4K out there for this year. Processing apps are very quick. It’s very bright. You don’t need a firestick, you can literally get the same apps that you have on the stick download to the tv. The apps on the tv is more responsive and if you use caption, the caption font is smoother than what it appears on the stick.
Another feature that sold me was the remote. It’s solar powered. No need for batteries. In case it dies, you can charge it via usb-c.
Brian120382 –
I bought the 65 inch samsung s95c about 2 weeks ago. I lived the tv so much that i actually was wxchanging it for the 4500 dollar before tax 77 inch s95c. Thats until i started to notice that as awsome as the pucture was and is that it just has alot of problems. For instance it takes for ever to load and switching inputs when i works at all that is seems sooo slow. Sometimes you click settings and the wheel soins for like 30 sec and then stops and just nothing. Now when i switch to my ps5 input as it is switching from my apple tv input to game input “hdmi 1 to hdmi2” it literally doesnt complete the transfer. Half the screen is still dhowing apple tv and the top half is showing a static blurry image which is actually my ps5. The only way to clear it is to go into settings and exit game mode and go back in or turn on and off hdr10+ game mode to basic or advanced then have to turn it back off. Weird since ps5 dont even support hdr10+ gaming. The picture is literally the best i have ever seen. Really is but unforgenetly i just know one ti.e i will switch hdmi inputs and my screen wont be able to get out of the half screen thing its doing. Honestly this is the problem with samsung. I would say if you really want qd oled get the sony trust me. For me im going to try the 77 inch g3. I honestly do not think the picture will be quite as good but it should be close and ive had lg oled since 2016 and have never had a single issue. So i know it will be sound. Hope this review helps someone.