Televisions · 2026 · Samsung
A 4K OLED TV for films and gaming, with a matte anti-reflective surface and four HDMI inputs on the TV itself. A 165 Hz input needs a compatible PC. The S95H name alone does not guarantee the same panel or design across sizes and model codes.
QN55S95HAFXZA · 55-inch class, FloatLayer body

| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Model year | 2026; manufacturer lineup announcement dated 2 April 2026 |
| Display | 55-inch class; 54.6-inch measured diagonal; OLED, 3840 × 2160 |
| Surface | Glare Free anti-reflective coating |
| Processor | NQ4 AI Gen3; 4K AI Upscaling Pro |
| Gaming input | Up to 4K 165 Hz VRR on all four HDMI inputs; compatible PC and game required |
| Gaming features | ALLM, AMD FreeSync Premium Pro and NVIDIA G-SYNC compatibility |
| HDR | HDR10+ Adaptive, Gaming and Advanced |
| Audio | 4.2.2 channels, 70 W; Dolby Atmos, OTS+ and Q-Symphony |
| Wired connectivity | 4 × HDMI; eARC; 3 × USB-A; Ethernet; optical audio output |
| Wireless | Wi-Fi 6E; Bluetooth 5.3 |
| Smart platform | One UI Tizen; network smart services require a Samsung account and internet |
| One Connect | Inputs on the TV; Wireless One Connect box is optional and separate |
| Art content | Art Store; full collection requires a subscription |
| Mounting and weight | VESA 300 × 200 mm; 16.3 kg without stand, 16.6 kg with stand |
| Body dimensions | Without stand: 1290.6 × 771.9 × 27.9 mm; with stand: 1290.6 × 804.5 × 218 mm (width × height × depth) |
| Power | This model code: AC 110–120 V, 50/60 Hz; manufacturer's typical consumption figure 127 W |
| Panel care | Pixel Shift and Pixel Refresh functions in the Panel Care menu |
Samsung emphasizes the Glare Free surface, FloatLayer frame, Art Store access and 4K 165 Hz gaming with a compatible PC. Samsung
RTINGS praises bright highlights, colors and direct reflection handling. Ambient light raises blacks, and slow pans can stutter. Dolby Vision and DTS are unsupported; prolonged static content carries OLED burn-in risk.
RTINGS: Samsung S95H OLED review and size differencesAt Best Buy, Scanninggreat likes reflection control near windows. Debbie finds the brightness excessive and silver bezel distracting, and reports menu lag. Samsung suggests picture modes, brightness adjustments and updates, not an admitted hardware defect.
Best Buy: QN55S95HAFXZA customer reviews and Samsung responseIn manufacturer reviews, sdpatel407 names the exact QN55S95HAFXZA and likes its colors, motion and clear sound. This personal assessment does not guarantee identical results with every setting.
Samsung: S95H owner reviews, original models and syndicationMost Best Buy buyers praise the brightness and anti-glare screen: Scanninggreat and IsmaelN say it solved glare in sunny rooms, Howie likes 165 Hz for gaming, and Kaid and a Best Buy employee compared it with the LG G6 and preferred it. AllenE notes the screen is not fully glare-free but better than earlier Samsungs. Criticism includes BradW on the remote having no dedicated Input button and setup requiring the SmartThings app and a Samsung account, and Kaid disliking the metal frame.
Best Buy: QN55S95HAFXZA customer reviews and Samsung responseRuslanB (3 stars) likes the brightness, zero reflections, shadow detail in Filmmaker Mode and colour uniformity, but says the matte screen looks greyish in any light and more so off-angle, default colours and interface contrast are overdone, and this cannot be adjusted when AirPlay mirroring. Samsung’s reply explains the purpose of the anti-glare finish and says the feedback was passed to the product team.
Best Buy: QN55S95HAFXZA customer reviews and Samsung response