I’ve been using the Samsung S95C OLED TV for the last two weeks. It’s Samsung’s second attempt at an OLED and it uses a QD-OLED display, which has some huge benefits over others on the market such as the LG C2 that we reviewed last year.
Whilst you can read my full review of it HERE, I did want to call out why it’s such a good TV for gaming. You’ve got four HDMI 2.1 ports, but the panel is able reach 144hz for PC gaming, which is a big boost above TVs from other manufacturer. You’ve also got FreeSync Premium Pro and the ability to turn on ultrawide modes in both 21:9 and 31:9 as well.
Samsung is still the only TV provider to have Xbox Game Pass Cloud Gaming built-in, and with the likes of Starfield and Forza Motorsport releasing this year, it’s still insane to me that you’ll be able to just connect any controller and be able to jump into those games without any console needed.
Game Bar has gone to a new level this year, still easily displaying your frame rate and VRR status in real time, but you can now add a virtual aim pointer and also zoom in your minimap for games like Call Of Duty. Sure, these aren’t things that every gamer will use, but it’s nice to have them.
CURRENTLY ON SPECIAL AT THE GOOD GUYS: 55-INCH / 65-INCH / 77-INCH
Overall, the picture quality is just absolutely fantastic, with those super inky blacks that we’ve come to know and love from OLED displays, with a whole new level of brightness and vibrancy that I haven’t seen before in an OLED TV, and paired with the likes of 144hz, Xbox Cloud Gaming built in and the improved Game Bar, it really does just feel a notch about any other TV that I’ve used in the OLED space.
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