Samsung R95H 65-inch / LG OLED B4 65-inch (OLED65B46LA)

The Canadian page gives the same specification table under MRN65R95HAFXZC; size and weight agree with the installation guide and the US page.

Samsung's table does not state the number of local dimming zones.

Samsung states that 4K 165 Hz and 2K 240 Hz work only with PC games that support them, with a graphics card; 2K 240 Hz needs Game Mode on.

Samsung says it was verified by UL Solutions against UGR criteria for reflection, discomfort and disability glare.

Dolby Vision is not listed in the manufacturer table. The table gives no peak brightness (nits) figure.

Manufacturer claim; Samsung says it holds a VDE certification.

HGIG lets the console do HDR tone mapping instead of the TV; ALLM switches to low-latency mode automatically when a game starts.

Samsung's table gives no HDMI version number; independent reviews describe the four inputs as HDMI 2.1. It does not say which input carries eARC.

A sound system or soundbar should go on HDMI 3, which has eARC.

The table gives no version number.

Manufacturer claim; the length of security patching is not stated separately.

Samsung's table does not say the box is included; Galaxus and Expert Reviews describe it as an optional purchase. According to the guide, the box works only with the screen it came with and should be within about 10 m.

Package 1595 × 980 × 191 mm.

32 kg packed.

From the table for the Canadian SKU.

On OLED every pixel produces its own light, so there are no separate backlight zones; pixels switch off fully in black areas.

FILMMAKER MODE turns off processing such as motion smoothing to show content closer to the creator’s intent.

LG promises up to five years of operating-system upgrades through the webOS Re:New programme.

The two-foot stand spans 1057 mm, so the furniture it sits on needs to be at least that wide.