SAMSUNG 55-Inch Class OLED 4K S95C Series Quantum HDR Smart TV w/Dolby Atmos, Object Tracking Sound+, Q Symphony, Motion Xcelerator Turbo Pro, Gaming Hub, Alexa Built-in (QN55S95C)
Original price was: $2,197.99.$1,399.00Current price is: $1,399.00.
Price: $2,197.99 - $1,399.00
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Turn every seat in the house into the best seat with the bold contrast, dramatic sound and vibrant colors that are boosted by tiny Quantum Dots.***** Watch as ordinary content is transformed into mesmerizing colorful 4K pictures thanks to powerful AI processing technology. The powerful Dolby Atmos audio will put you in the action. Keep your viewing area clean and clear with the sleek Infinity One Design that offers an amazingly thin profile along with an attachable cable organizer. Plus, there’s no need to juggle remotes or extra devices with Samsung Gaming Hub and the latest Smart TV apps ready to go.** *OLED TVs can produce 100% Color Volume in the DCI-P3 color space, the format for most cinema screens and HDR movies for television. **Utilizes AI-Based formulas. ***Soundbar sold separately. ****High speed internet connection, additional gaming service subscriptions and compatible controller required. *****As compared to 2022 Samsung OLED TVs
SAMSUNG OLED TECHNOLOGY: Only Samsung can provide this incredible detail and unbelievable screen brightness with pure blacks and more than a billion shades of color powered by QD technology, combined with 8.3 million self-illuminating pixels*.voltage : 120 volts
INFINITY ONE DESIGN w/ SLIM ONE CONNECT: Samsung’s Infinity One Design is sleek, slim and impossibly thin; Its strikingly slender design features modern lines and an attachable Slim One Connect solution to neatly organize cords and cables
QUANTUM HDR OLED+: TV content leaps off the screen as picture is optimized to make bright whites and pure blacks crisp and clear; With Quantum HDR OLED+, enjoy rich contrast enabled by the powerful processor that dynamically tone maps every scene
NEURAL QUANTUM PROCESSOR w/ 4K UPSCALING: Whether streaming an HD movie, watching live sports or home videos, experience it transformed into 4K resolution with our high-performance, AI-powered processor that upgrades content scene by scene**
DOLBY ATMOS & OBJECT TRACKING SOUND+: Hear the spinning helicopter blades and streams of sirens speeding by with Dolby Atmos built-in and Object Tracking Sound+; Enjoy dramatic 3D audio as AI Sound tracks the action on screen with pinpoint accuracy
Q-SYMPHONY 3.0: Amp up your audio with the greatest duo – Samsung TVs paired with a Samsung soundbar; With Q-Symphony, your TV speakers paired with Q-Series and S- Series soundbar operate as one to bring a masterfully orchestrated sound experience***
MOTION XCELERATOR TURBO PRO: Motion Xcelerator Turbo Pro creates consistently crisp 4K visuals at blazing-fast speeds up to 120hz and Game Motion Plus goes up to 144hz with compatible PC-connected content
Customers say
Customers appreciate the TV’s picture quality and functionality. They find the screen stunning and clear, with amazing contrast and sharpness. Many mention it has all the features they need and works well. However, some have issues with power issues and thickness. Opinions vary on setup ease, value for money, brightness, and sound quality.
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4 reviews for SAMSUNG 55-Inch Class OLED 4K S95C Series Quantum HDR Smart TV w/Dolby Atmos, Object Tracking Sound+, Q Symphony, Motion Xcelerator Turbo Pro, Gaming Hub, Alexa Built-in (QN55S95C)
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Original price was: $2,197.99.$1,399.00Current price is: $1,399.00.
Richard Flom –
Great TV but Gen Z remote.
I love this TV! Great picture! I’ve always loved my Samsung TV’s. And this one comes with tons of new features. The only thing I do not absolutely love about this TV is the remote. I can only describe it as a Gen Z remote. It’s tiny, extremely sensitive and very unforgiving. Power button is so sensitive, if you accidentally brush it, it turns off. I accidentally dropped the remote on the floor, and while I was picking it up, it muted, changed from DirectTv to Netflix and ordered toilet paper on Amazon.
AmzonShopper –
The picture is bliss but One Connect box has design issues.
***Pros*** â¨Amazon package delivered with care by two reps. 1.2 cm (.47 inches) thin!!! No ads or bloatware out of the box!!! Did a version update w/ network connection, a factory reset and disconnected it for a clean interface. Immaculate and vibrant image after proper calibration and does not heat up the room. Colors temps and gamut show very well with awesome white balance. HDR10+ stands out. One Connect box form factor is slimmer and provides better Input flexibility.***Cons***One Connect Cable is shorter then previous models (12 ft) so plan ahead when mounting. Certified fiber optic HDMI 2.1 recommended which comes with a heavy price. Stock speakers distort with low frequencies (better off with home theatre amp or sound bar). The remote is made from recycled plastic and feels cheap. Good for sustainability but expected more this is dubbed a “flagship” product. Got a stuck / bright red pixel caused by a malfunction in the transistor which allows light through sub pixels. This requires âpixel refreshingâ which takes an hour.***UPDATE Jan 2024***Random HDMI signal drops started occurring more frequently during regular media playback and device power up. I would have to power cycle sound bar and TV to resolve each time. Returned the 65″ model and purchased an 77″ S95CA with no immediate issues using the same cables.
Josh –
The TV is too smart
I bought this TV because I wanted an incredible TV. In my view a good TV can handle different types of content well. I watch movies and TV and play video games, so I expected all of these to be handled well. I’m really disappointed by this TV because I’ve run into so many problems just getting the basics to work. The TV tries to do a lot of things for me, but it often ends up making my experience worse.1. Picture quality. Most content looks just fine, but sometimes I notice that the colors look really odd. In the example picture I added, the blue light completely washed out the woman’s hair and the side of her face. I tried other picture modes like filmmaker mode and I tried to play around with all the settings on the TV, but nothing I tried seemed to work. This happens a lot when I try and watch older movies (pre-2000s), most recently Con Air2. Smart inputs simply don’t work. I plugged in my mac and it recognized it as a “PC”, but then didn’t show me the screen. Same with my PS5, it recognized it as a “PS5” but then said “HDMI Cable: No Signal”. After some searching I found a setting called Input Signal Plus and turned it off, which fixed everything. But now there’s no customization per content type. For example there’s a “gaming mode” when I assume will make games look better, but it doesn’t work without Input Signal Plus. It’s just a lot of headache to do simple things like plug in my laptop and mirror the screens3. There’s constantly extra things popping up that I don’t need. Often when I try and play games the samsung gaming hub pops onto the screen and I have to figure out how to navigate back to my PS5. Or while I’m watching something, a pop-up will happen in the top right corner telling me there a new update message from the TV. I don’t need or want this type of thing for my TV.Overall I’m just disappointed by the frustration this TV has added to my life. I miss my 10-year old TV where everything would just work. I would have returned the TV, but I took a while to set it up during my move and the return window passed (my fault).
Mark Schanen –
Amazing TV
Picture quality is amazing. It’s a very nice TV and well worth the money.The set up with the separate “processor” box that contains all of the HDMI in, optical out, etc. is interesting. You can attach that box to the back of the TV, but it will need 2-3″ additional room behind the TV it to make it work. If you’re trying to get it as close to the wall as possible, you’re going to have a cord running to the box that will be somewhere else (bookshelf, TV stand, etc.)Samsung also has some on-demand video services embedded in the TV software which can be nice depending on the selection. It didn’t recognize the Nintendo Switch immediately, but it does recognize other gaming consoles. I haven’t played around with the “console-less gaming” but it’s intriguing.I didn’t expect a solar recharging remote but I’ll appreciate not replacing the batteries every 6-12 months.It’s a reasonably heavy TV (over 60 lbs). You will need 2 people to unbox it effectively. Mounting it on a wall or a TV stand will also probably take 2 people as there’s not a real “frame” around the TV to grip and you don’t want to damage the screen by applying too much pressure to it. Even if you’re a strong guy, you will struggle because it’s awkward without anywhere to grip onto.