The Best Smart TVs For Streaming In 2023 – SlashGear

Samsung has been in the OLED business for a long time, and it shows in products like the S95C OLED, which features Samsung’s QD-OLED “quantum dot” technology, promising improved brightness over conventional OLED screens. The Samsung S95C OLED offers incredible image quality, including a near-infinite contrast ratio, excellent, uniform blacks, and vivid, lifelike color. The lack of support for the Dolby Vision HDR format is the only disappointing omission from the Samsung S95C OLED’s feature set.

The Samsung S95C OLED offers excellent performance across a range of use cases. Its exceptional contrast ratio, excellent brightness, and good handling of reflections make it a useful screen for all media in both dark and well-lit rooms, while its high refresh rate and virtually instantaneous response time mean that it’s great for gaming, too.

This model runs the latest version of Samsung’s Tizen OS, which is very fast and user-friendly, and offers a wide selection of games and apps, including all the usual streaming services. With support for Amazon Alexa, Bixby, and Google Assistant voice assistants, it’s easy to find the content that you’re interested in, but like most of its competitors (including all of the TVs in this roundup), you can expect to see ads scattered throughout the Samsung S95C OLED’s user interface. Meanwhile, the innovative Samsung One Connect box gives you the option of separating I/O ports from the main body of the TV, for a less cluttered setup. The model is available on Amazon for $3,000.