Samsung has today confirmed that it will launch the S95B OLED TVs in April/May. The 55- and 65-inch OLED TVs will feature 4K resolution, Dolby Atmos, and Tizen.
Samsung OLED TVs
In 2012 and 2013 when LG launches its first OLED TVs, Samsung also launched its take on the new display technology. The South Korean giant eventually abandoned the project due to high production costs.
Fast forward 10 years and Samsung is once again introducing OLED TVs. The S95B will represent new high-end TVs and sit alongside Samsung's high-end "Neo QLED" LCD TVs in the 2022 TV line-up.
- "Furthering the concept behind “screens everywhere, screens for all,” Samsung expands its 2022 portfolio with the introduction of Samsung OLED (S95B), giving viewers even more flexibility to choose the technology suited to their needs and preferences, the company announced.
Samsung S95B OLED TV. Photo: Samsung
For now, Samsung is referring to the S95B as OLED TVs with no references to QD-OLED – FlatpanelsHD saw them at CES 2022. We are chasing more details. Update: Samsung refers to its as "Quantum Dot" so it is QD-OLED.
Also read: First look: QD-OLED displays
Samsung said that the S95B OLED TVs will feature 4K resolution, the Tizen operating system with the new Gaming Hub, Dolby Atmos audio support, and Object Tracking Sound technology. The company refers to the design as 'LaserSlim'. The TVs also feature HDMI 2.1 ports for 4K120.
Samsung S95B OLED TV. Photo: Samsung
Samsung S95B OLED TV. Photo: Samsung
The OLED TVs will be powered the Neural Quantum Processor 4K and feature an "OLED brightness booster and Perceptual Color Mapping to deliver bright, precise highlights and realistic, true-to-life colors".
For more specifications click on the model name in the table below or the TV Database.
Samsung S95B will be available in 55 and 65 inches from April/May for 2200 and 3000 USD, respectively. It is available for pre-order in the US now from amazon.com starting at $2198.
Samsung S95B QD-OLED TVs – specs & prices
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