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We've bought and tested over 100 Samsung TVs. Samsung TVs, generally speaking, are very versatile and can provide good-to-excellent picture quality. Samsung is known for its LED models which generally have great gaming features. Samsung introduced their new Neo QLED TVs in 2021, which is an improvement on their more traditional QLED lineup because it introduces Mini LED backlighting, and combined with the quantum dot layer, their high-end TVs provide great picture quality. Along with Sony, they also released the first QD-OLED TV in 2022 to compete with LG's OLED lineup.

Updates

• 10/26/2022 Samsung Q80/Q80B QLED updated
• 10/11/2022 Samsung TU7000 updated
• 09/23/2022 Samsung QN90B QLED updated
• 09/23/2022 Samsung The Frame 2022 QLED updated
• 09/07/2022 Samsung S95B OLED updated

1. Best Samsung TV

   Type OLED

   Sub-Type QD-OLED

   Resolution 4k

   Sizes 55" 65"

   The Samsung S95B OLED is the best Samsung TV we've tested. It's a new TV in Samsung's 2022 lineup and the first OLED TV from Samsung in many years, but it's different from the OLED TVs released in recent years because it features new QD-OLED technology. It allows it to combine its perfect black levels with the wide range of colors that Samsung has become known for with their QLED lineup. It means the S95B has better overall picture quality than the Samsung QN90B QLED, with deeper blacks and a much faster response time.

   It's a remarkable overall TV with the best HDR performance we've tested on any TV yet, as it gets bright enough to make small highlights stand out, even more than a regular OLED. Unfortunately, while it supports HDR10+, it doesn't support Dolby Vision, a widely-used HDR format with streaming services, so you need to watch HDR10+ content to take full advantage of it. It also has eARC support, allowing you to pass Dolby Atmos signals to a compatible soundbar or receiver.

   See our review

2. Best Upper Mid-Range Samsung TV

   Type LED

   Sub-Type VA

   Resolution 4k

   Sizes 43" 50" 55" 65" 75" 85"

   The Samsung QN90B QLED is the best upper mid-range Samsung TV we've tested. Alongside the Samsung QN95B QLED, it's the flagship 4k TV from Samsung's 2022 lineup and features an impressive Mini LED backlight. The QN95B is a nearly identical TV but with a slightly better processor and an external One Connect box, simplifying your connections by moving the inputs to a separate box. It's an excellent TV overall with a great selection of features, so there's something for everyone. Its Mini LED backlight delivers a superb dark room experience, with incredibly deep blacks in a dark room and minimal blooming around bright objects, but it's not quite as good as the OLED panel on the Samsung S95B OLED. Combined with its wide color gamut and high peak brightness in HDR, it's excellent for watching HDR movies, as highlights stand out well.

   It's also a great choice for watching shows in bright rooms because it has fantastic reflection handling and easily gets bright enough to fight glare, so visibility isn't an issue even in the brightest rooms. It also comes with Samsung's 'Ultra Viewing Angle' technology that provides a good viewing angle, which is good for wide seating areas as the image remains consistent when viewed from the side.

   See our review

3. Best Mid-Range Samsung TV

   Type LED

   Sub-Type IPS

   Resolution 4k

   Sizes 50" 55" 65" 75" 85"

   If you want something with better picture quality without breaking the bank, the Samsung Q80/Q80B QLED is the best mid-range Samsung TV we've tested. Stepping up from the Samsung AU8000, this is a good TV overall, with excellent peak brightness in SDR and decent reflection handling, so it performs well in a bright living area. Unlike most mid-range TVs, it also has a wide viewing angle, making it a great choice for a wide seating arrangement, as the image remains consistent even when viewed from the side.

   Unfortunately, this wider viewing angle comes at the expense of contrast, so it doesn't look as good as the Samsung QN90B QLED or the Samsung S95B OLED in a dark room. Like most Samsung TVs, it has great gaming features, and all four HDMI ports support HDMI 2.1 bandwidth for console gamers. It runs the 2022 version of the Tizen OS smart interface, which has a huge selection of streaming apps and an easy-to-use interface.

   See our review

4. Best Budget Samsung TV

   Type LED

   Sub-Type VA

   Resolution 4k

   Sizes 43" 50" 55" 60" 65" 70" 75" 85"

   The Samsung AU8000 is the best budget Samsung TV we've tested. Although Samsung isn't known for their budget models, this TV offers decent overall performance at a low cost. It's available in a wide range of sizes, from 43 to 85 inches, and they all perform like the 65-inch model we tested. Unlike the Samsung QN90B QLED and Samsung Q80/Q80B QLED, it doesn't use quantum dot technology to display a wide color gamut. The color gamut is still decent, though, and it has good accuracy even without calibration, so colors look life-like.

   Like the higher-end Samsung models, it performs well in dark rooms because it has a high native contrast ratio, meaning blacks look deep, and it has excellent black uniformity with minimal blooming. However, it doesn't have a local dimming feature to improve the contrast. It comes with the same Tizen OS smart platform, and you still get the same remote with a built-in mic and a ton of apps available to download.

   See our review

Compared to other brands

• Well-rounded. Samsung's high-end models are some of the best TVs we've tested. They don't excel in just one category, but they're very well-rounded and offer great performance for a variety of uses.
• Perform well in dark and bright environments. Their QLED TVs, especially those with VA panels, have high contrast and get bright, so they're good for dark and bright rooms.
• Great gaming features. Samsung is a leader when it comes to gaming features, and even their mid-range models have variable refresh rate (VRR) and ALLM support.

• Uniformity issues. Samsung models typically don't have good gray uniformity, and they also have some dirty screen effect, which could get distracting during sports or PC use.
• TVs can be costly, and may not offer good value. Samsung's high-end TVs can get costly, so while they provide the best performance, they may not have the best value compared to some other brands. There are often cheaper TVs that you can get with a few compromises.

Samsung vs Sony

Samsung TVs usually have more gaming features than Sony TVs, like VRR support, and they also have a lineup with more TVs. Sony TVs, in comparison, are usually built a bit better, with mostly metal construction. They also tend to have better color accuracy, but Samsung isn't far behind in that regard.

Samsung vs LG

Samsung TVs generally have better picture quality than the average LG LED-backlit LCD TV. Samsung TVs usually get a fair bit brighter and have better contrast, while LG TVs generally have much wider viewing angles and have better smart features. While LG has more OLEDs, Samsung released their first QD-OLED which produces brighter colors than LG's OLEDs.

Samsung TVs provide a performance suitable for most buyers, but they can also be costly compared to some competing brands. They generally perform very well and are among the best TVs on the market, especially if you want gaming features. However, competition is currently tightening up, so Samsung LED TVs don't seem to provide as much value as they previously did, but they also released one of the first QD-OLED TVs available.

Lineup

2022 Models

Samsung's focus this year is mainly on improving the software that powers their smart TVs, with mainly incremental improvements to most of their lineup. The obvious exception is their new S95B, which is their first Quantum Dot OLED display (QD-OLED), which uses blue OLED panels combined with quantum dot color filters to achieve a brighter image and more accurate colors. Gaming is a definite priority for Samsung this year, as most premium models have new gaming features, including an all-new Gaming Hub, a 144Hz refresh rate, and HDMI 2.1 bandwidth on all four ports. They've also refreshed their Lifestyle TVs, including the Frame, Serif, and Sero. All three models now feature matte finishes to reduce glare, and there are new mounting options for the Frame, including a rotating slim mount.

Model Names

Samsung's lineup covers everything from budget to high-end models. As a rule of thumb, the higher the number, the better it is, although sometimes the improvements aren't worth it. The suffix letter in their model number corresponds to the year:

• B = 2022
• A = 2021 
• T = 2020

Samsung uses the prefix Q* to denote their high-end QLED models, and the last letter of these models also demonstrates its year, corresponding to the list above (i.e., the Q90T is a 2020 QLED TV). They introduced the Mini LED lineup in 2021, labeled with QN in the model name, like the Samsung QN90A. As for their non-QLED models, the prefix letters denote the year. For example, the AU8000 is the 2021 entry-level model.

Smart Features

In the infancy of smart TVs, Samsung was the leader in functionality and smart features. It isn't to say that they were very good, as it took quite a few years for Smart TV platforms to mature into something comparable to external set-top boxes. However, other companies have caught up to Samsung and offer similar all-around performance, like Roku TV or LG's webOS, so the best Samsung smart TV isn't much better than smart TVs from other brands.

Samsung has constantly been updating its Tizen platform to ensure it competes with its competitors. In 2017, they added voice capabilities to their remote and smart platform, making it easier to navigate through menus. In 2018, they added Bixby virtual assistant, so you can use voice control to control other Samsung devices in your house, like lights, fridges, and door locks. The 2020 update featured a new, sleeker look with a 'Dark Mode' that isn't as bright as the white theme in older versions, and the 2022 version has a new full-screen webpage, which is an improvement over past versions that had all the apps and settings in a toolbar.

Interface

The interface is very simple and easy to navigate. As of 2022, they now have a full-screen webpage instead of the toolbar they had in past years. You'll find downloaded apps here, and you can quickly access the different inputs and settings. The interface works well, and there are many animations, but these can be slower on lower-end TVs.

Ad-free

Unfortunately, Samsung's Smart Hub also shows ads on the home screen. It shows up in the same row as the installed Samsung Smart TV apps, and they can't be disabled.

You can opt-out of personalized advertising in the settings, but that, unfortunately, only means that you'll see very repetitive ads instead of targeted ones.

Apps & Features

The app selection is pretty extensive nowadays. All the popular video and music services are available and more. Fortunately, the search function is quite good, and results come up very quickly. Like LG's webOS and Google TV on Sony TVs, Samsung TVs have an excellent selection of apps, and the vast majority of streaming services are available.

Voice Controls

Voice Command was overhauled in 2017, and they're pretty good now. Other smart interfaces were updated in 2018 to search for content, apps, and change settings, something Samsung has been able to do for a few years. Even more in-depth stuff like calibration settings are only a button press away, which is quite nice.

• Changing inputs
• Launching apps
• Basic online searches, including "What time is it?" or "How's the weather in New York?"
• Change some settings

It's also possible to search within apps, but only a few apps are supported. It isn't possible to search Netflix, for example, but it's possible to search YouTube.

Remote

Samsung updated their remote with the release of the 2022 TVs. It features the same buttons as remotes from previous years, except with a redesigned body with brushed plastic on the bottom. There are quick-access buttons to popular streaming services and for your voice control. It's pretty minimal compared to traditional TV remotes, as you don't get a Numpad, but you still get navigation buttons. It's small and sleek-looking.

What sets this remote apart is that the QLED lineup comes with a solar-powered remote. It means that you can charge it via the solar panel on the back, and if that's not possible, you can still charge it via USB-C, but it doesn't come with a USB-C cable. The entry-level AU8000 from 2021 has the same remote, but it uses disposable batteries instead.

Known Issues

It's less common now than in previous years, but Samsung TVs often have issues with Wi-Fi connections. They'll randomly stop functioning after leaving the TV off for a while and require the connection to be set up again, which is quite annoying.

Recent Updates

1. Oct 19, 2022: Updated the article to the 2022 lineup. Replaced the main pick with the Samsung S95B OLED and moved the Samsung QN90B QLED to the 'Best Upper Mid-Range' category. Added the Samsung Q80/Q80B QLED as the 'Best Mid-Range' pick.

2. Aug 02, 2022: Renamed the Samsung QN90A to 'Best Samsung TV' and removed the Samsung QN85A; added the Samsung Q70A as the 'Best Mid-Range TV' to reflect market placement and added the Samsung S95B as the 'Best For Home Theaters'; updated Smart Features section to reflect changes to Tizen OS.

3. Apr 08, 2022: Updated text for clarity.

4. Feb 07, 2022: Added the Samsung QN85A QLED as the 'Best For TV Shows' and renamed the Samsung QN90A as the 'Best For Movies' to reflect user needs; removed the Samsung QN900A 8k QLED.

5. Dec 09, 2021: Verified picks for availability and updated the text for accuracy.

Conclusion

Samsung, in general, makes very good TVs. Their range has crept up in price over time, but most people should still find a TV that suits their needs within it. Their smart features aren't the best, but they're still quite good. They're usually quite versatile and fit most uses. You might have to pay a premium for their TVs, but you'll get excellent picture quality, especially with the higher-end models. Whether you're looking for the best Samsung smart TV or the best overall TV, you'll find great picture quality.

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