Samsung S95F OLED TV: what we want to see

The Samsung S95D was our top TV in 2024 – we take a look at some potential upgrades for 2025

Features By Max Slater-Robins published 21 December 2024

Samsung’s S95 series OLED TVs have quickly become a standout in the premium TV market, combining the cutting-edge QD-OLED tech with features that appeal to cinephiles, gamers, and tech enthusiasts alike.

Known for delivering exceptional picture quality with vibrant colours, deep blacks, and impressive brightness, the current Samsung S95D OLED has solidified its place as one of the best TVs out there and was our pick for TV of the year in the TechRadar Choice Awards 2024.

However, as good as it is, there’s still room for growth. With advancements in AI-driven picture processing, smarter user interfaces, and hardware refinements, the next-generation S95 series OLED, set for release in 2025, has the potential to perfect Samsung’s vision for the ultimate flagship TV. Samsung hasn't officially announced the new S95 series model, but according to a recent leak, it will be named the Samsung S95F and will be available in a 55-inch, 65-inch, 77-inch, and a new 83-inch screen size.

Samsung’s QD-OLED tech has been a major step forward, offering a unique combination of OLED’s perfect contrast and QLED-like brightness that pushes picture quality to new heights, allowing the S95 series to excel where traditional OLEDs sometimes fall short.

The upcoming 2025 S95F series OLED is expected to take this foundation even further. As AI plays an increasingly central role in picture and sound processing, Samsung has the opportunity to refine its Neural Quantum Processor for smarter upscaling and real-time scene optimization.

With competition in the OLED TV space intensifying, Samsung’s S95F series will need to push boundaries even further to stand out as the definitive flagship choice for cinephiles and tech enthusiasts alike.

Samsung S95F OLED TV: AI and smart enhancements

At the heart of Samsung’s S95 series OLED is its Neural Quantum Processor, an AI engine that powers the TV’s exceptional picture performance.

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