Samsung pairs that image quality with a bounty of smart TV functions and genuinely intelligent features, like a solar-powered remote control that eliminates the need to swap out batteries - delivering eco-friendly design and unbeaten convenience at the same time. By introducing a Mini LED backlighting, the panel can achieve higher levels of brightness without sacrificing depth and gradations of luminance. Thanks to best-in-class brightness, cable management convenience and impressive performance across most content genres, the QN95B is a tough TV to beat.Īt a time when OLED TVs steal most of the hype, Samsung’s premium Neo QLED technology stands out in one big way: brightness. This issue doesn't occur with an NVIDIA graphics card.With the Samsung QN95B Neo QLED TV, Samsung once again proves why it’s the QLED TV king. Even though the settings show that the TV thinks it's in SDR, the brightness levels are higher, the TV is tone mapping properly, and colors are more saturated, confirming that the TV is doing exactly what it's supposed to be doing in HDR. If you enable HDR in Windows or in a game directly, the TV re-handshakes and looks like it's in HDR, but all of the TV's settings show that it's in SDR. With FreeSync enabled on the TV and in the AMD control panel, everything works fine. There are a few oddities when using this TV with an AMD graphics card. Note that the 85" model is limited to a 120Hz refresh rate. It works across a wide range of refresh rates, and thanks to low framerate compensation, it remains nearly tear-free even if the frame rate drops low or if you're playing a game that's locked at a low frame rate. It also supports variable refresh rate technology, ensuring a nearly tear-free gaming experience. Along with the Samsung QN95B QLED, it's one of the only TVs on the market with a 144Hz refresh rate.
The TCL 6 Series Roku TV has an extremely fast refresh rate.
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