RTINGS assessment
The tested 77-inch set combines high brightness and excellent reflection handling. Ambient light can raise perceived black levels.
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Samsung S95H OLED 77-inch
2026 QN77S95HAFXZA; 77-inch RTINGS test sample
Roundup updated 2026-10-03 · 2 assessment sources
What reviewers found
Shortlist it for a bright room where reflections spoil other screens.
LG is the alternative if Dolby Vision matters; compare the exact size, since panel technology can vary across a TV range.
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At a glance
Good for
Shortlist it for a bright room where reflections spoil other screens.
The catch
No Dolby Vision; Premium price and size-dependent panels
Where to buy
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Strengths and limitations
Pros
- Strong glare handling
- High-end gaming connectivity
Cons
- No Dolby Vision
- Premium price and size-dependent panels
In depth
TechRadar assessment
The review favors its picture and glare handling, but the premium price and lack of Dolby Vision remain caveats; measurements from other sizes are not transferred here.
TechRadarWho should buy it
Shortlist it for a bright room where reflections spoil other screens. LG is the alternative if Dolby Vision matters; compare the exact size, since panel technology can vary across a TV range.
RTINGSTechRadarReview observations
What reviewers reported in use; these are qualitative observations, not benchmark scores.
Review observation · Published assessment
Qualitative findingRTINGS: The tested 77-inch set combines high brightness and excellent reflection handling. Ambient light can raise perceived black levels.
RTINGSSpecifications
Check the configuration: memory, storage and cooling can vary between models.
Hardware & configuration
- Screen
- 77-inch QD-OLED
- Resolution
- 3840 × 2160
- PC refresh support
- Up to 165 Hz
- Screen finish
- Matte anti-reflection
- Processor
- NQ4 AI Gen 3
- HDMI
- Four HDMI 2.1 inputs
- Variable refresh
- Supported
- Low-latency mode
- ALLM
- HDR formats
- HDR10+, HDR10, HLG
- Dolby Vision
- Not supported
- Smart platform
- Tizen 2026
- Optional connectivity
- Wireless One Connect accessory sold separately
Still unknown
- No firsthand testing or long-term failure-rate study by Next Interrupt. Published measurements retain their original sample and test conditions.
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Published reviews & comparisons
TechRadar · Review ·
Samsung S95H OLED 77-inch review ↗
The review favors its picture and glare handling, but the premium price and lack of Dolby Vision remain caveats; measurements from other sizes are not transferred here.
Test scope
The review favors its picture and glare handling, but the premium price and lack of Dolby Vision remain caveats; measurements from other sizes are not transferred here.
Publisher group: Future
RTINGS
RTINGS review ↗
The tested 77-inch set combines high brightness and excellent reflection handling. Ambient light can raise perceived black levels.
Test scope
The tested 77-inch set combines high brightness and excellent reflection handling. Ambient light can raise perceived black levels.
Publisher group: RTINGS
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