For the picture info: normal press on the big round button, and then a long press on it. Generally, every button on the "smart" remote has about 15 functions. Just press/long press them in different situations and find out. You'll get used to it. And for quickly exiting from any menu, just press twice on the home button.
Say "settings" into the mic on the remote and it will bring up the settings menu. I just found this out myself and it is a life saver haha saves me so much time. 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Oh and BTW I'm loving my qn90a. The hdr is a whole world of difference compared to my c9 oled. I'm so glad abl is a thing of the past now I couldn't stand it any longer haha
@@loki76 not sure if it works for the connected devices I never tried that but good idea because its annoying having to go through the menus just to get to a hdmi input lol but yeah I totally agree with you bro, I've kept my oled for when I want to watch something that is all dark scenes and I know it would look better. But tbh, I will be using the mini led a lot more because as you say the hdr impact it has is a huge benefit over the oled. I don't even notice blooming unless I'm really looking for it and even then I can accept it for what it is. Some people get too hung up on blooming and think it's the end of the world but i can deal with it as a trade off for a huge increase in brightness and not just brightness of the whole scene but also highlight details brightness too. Hdr shines on the qn90a I have and I can only imagine it is even better on the newer models.
I am actually watching this video from QN95B as well to be honest the TV mates my expectations it OLED like performance with minimal blooming most the time it's true black the DSE is minor as well nothing to worry about Filmmaker mode is spot on I liked it the blooming on camera is more exaggerated you need to see it in person, basically almost OLED like sharpness 10 too much 5 or 0 I recommend for HDR currently, I use 2000 nits because the TV is doing some tone mapping I test VRR on SDR with no difference off or On, I will test VRR on HDR later the true only issue with this TV is the speakers 🔊 they actually great but the 100hz frequency causing the back to vibrate instead of bass sound, Samsung officially said there's an upcoming fix with firmware, use this video to test your speakers, ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-aBlJebipLgM.html all in all the TV is beast better than OLED in my opinion! my QN95B came with S50A soundbar as well for free!
Hey man, I am considering to buy this TV 55” model. How is the performance so far? I have C1 and it is too dim for me. What would you recommend LG G2 55” or QN95B 55”?
@Manav Bajaj my previous tv was LG C9 and it dims while gaming I am telling you Samsung QN95B is the better tv for gaming no doubt, yes there's minor blooming but it's not bothering at all I tried VRR 60 120hz and without VRR 60 120 no side effects the performance of the tv is amazing only the internal speakers sometimes produce vibration noise and the user UI laggy other than that all good
@@othman0077 Thanks man for the reply. Just a quick question. Could you please elaborate your gaming experience on this TV? How is the HDR brightness overall when playing on PS5 or Xbox
Congrats mate on the new QN95B Mini Led TV The Picture Quality IS Great Also i got my Samsung QD OLED S95B a few days ago as well so cheers to our brand new spanking TV's
What about this pinkish image? I had a Q80R and sold it because of it... I don't like that pinkish filter or whatever it is... And I see it on the video.. thanks, great work, regards from Brazil 👊🏿
This is the best samsung tv in 2022,oled black level in dark room and best peak brightness,i got QN95A 2weeks ago and i am so happy with this tv,i love it😁
As you know, Samsung recently broke QN90B with a Firmware update that Classy and FOMO were reporting on. The QN90B had deep blacks and amazing light control with no blooming into the black bars with increase shadow detail compared to last year QN90A. Can you tell us if Samsung applied or will apply that firmware update to the QN95B ? It will come to the US end of the month and thinking of purchasing it as I wait for a QD-Oled to mature a little more. I was less than 24 hours away from purchasing the QN90B when Samsung pulled that stunt.
@@poddypea9287 Considering it. But want the QN90B because these reviewers are saying better contrast and more shadow detail than the A model. B the Installer was saying when watching the Will Smith movie, Bright, on Netflix, he sees more shadow detail in the background. And Classy Tech was saying the B version changes frames quicker than the A. So I was less than a day from ordering the 75" version when Samsung destroyed the TV with a firmware update. Ridiculous.
I don't know about that I have a B9 over 12k hours still looks good. Also a C9 about 5k hours on it no issues either. But, do own a Q9FN Samsung just in case. I would say own oled and, high quality LED aswell.
If youre console gaming this tv makes no sense for the price and youd be better of with the QN90B. Main differences QN90B - 43 & 50 inch max refresh rate 144 hz. 55 inch and up 120hz. No One Connect Box. Neo Quantum Processor QN95B - all models 144hz. One Connect Box. Neural Quantum Processor They also have different frame design but the 'premium' design of the 95 has been reported to cause the sound to rattle if you crank up the volume/bass.
Wahnsinns Fernseher! Viel Spaß beim einstellen und ausprobieren! So eine hohe peak brightness zu haben ist natürlich sehr sehr gute Sache und ich finde wen lg nicht aufholt in diesem Bereich dan wird Samsung wieder mehr verkaufen.
Samsung is one of the few manufacturers that always seems to make space for sound bar. There is plenty space on this one unlike many Sony and LG where stand sucks and no space for sound bar at all
Thanks like always, a video of the settings and calibration would be awesome, also this TV have 3 modes of input lag, can you meassure it? Also a video of game motion plus would he awesome since add so little lag
"TVs" have become too advanced for an old gamer like me...and expensive. I have an old radio that shows visions of moving images and pictures. I think I shall call it PR (Picture-Radio) or maybe a VR (Vision-Radio).
Got to be careful with all this smart BS. Ever sense they changed out my utility box outside the house to a smart meter my wife and, I been getting headaches so I'm in the process of calling the city and, utilities company remove this pos.
2 questions Marcus. Just so I can have something to compare it to in brightness since the qn95b isn't available here yet. Would you say that the qn95b is similar in brightness to the qn90b or last years model?? 2nd question. Is image quality better the smaller the display is? I've heard that said. If that's true is 55 inch better in image quality than 65 inch? It's kind of important because I'm most likely making a purchase today. I'm most likely going s95b
@NoHypebeast.Zay main difference is the 95 has the OneConnect box at the lower center of the TV in the back. For all of your cables to connect to, as opposed to the right side like most Samsung TVs. Other than that, if you can get a 65" QN95B for under $2000 USD, still a great deal!
Thanks. The first thing what I noticed was the bad reflection handling of this TV. The LG CX is so much better. But nevertheless not a big issue for me as I am playing in a dark room anyway.
@@GamingTech-RU-vid my theory is that it is the wide viewing angle layer that scatters the reflection. The matte anti glare filter, actually achieve to "mute" the reflection, as intended. You have to understand, that with a VA panel, you could never get a good image without the wide viewing angle layer, even when sitting on-axis, If you are sitting in a correct distance from a 75" where the screen takes up 40 degrees of your field of vision (cinema reference) If it's just a regular VA panel without Wide viewing angle layer, you would notice color wash out in the left and right part of the screen, only seeing a correct image in the middle of the screen. This is a huge advantage of OLED, that no such thing as an additional layer to scatter the light / increase dispersion - is necessary. We want as little as possible between the pixels and our eyes, the need of additional layers on top of the pixels, is not optimal Which is also why QD-OLED is so superior, it's true top emission!
Hi I have a samsung QN55, HDMI 2.1, 120 refresh. When I use the HDR setting on my PS5 it looks washed out. But when I turn off the PS5 HDR, the colour looks rich and vibrant with nice deep blacks. What am I doing wrong with PS5 HDR.
So happy that I'm not crazy, watching 1700 nits worth of dynamic range can during certain moments present a strong powerful HDR presentation that just leaves you with a smile on your face! It's a powerhouse! Yes I know that OLED presents finer detail and nuance, a more crisp image. But often when I watch on OLED, I just know that I'm currently watching a watered down version, the APL is not correctly shown and the image is being dimmed down. Can't wait for QD-OLED 😁😁
QN90B and QN95B are like brothers in terms of HDR and 4K Gaming. I don't think you will much difference between the two if you watch bluray or play videogames. The QN95B has maybe a better deep learning system if you watch sport or any other TV shows.
@@GamingTech-RU-vid doesn't work in a RU-vid video though..! But when watching in the TV's native RU-vid app it's not very hard to know if it's 2160p60 HDR for instance, using youtubes internal resolution selection.
I'm looking for a new TV myself, C9 during daytime just is NOT cutting it, it's a mirror. Been looking at S95B but I keep hearing it's a HUGE bitch to get it looking right for games because of the forced DTM and it not working well with Xbox HDR calibrator app. Then I started to consider QN95a but I fear for bloom and shadow detail looking grey instead of black.
@@GamingTech-RU-vid Yeah for sure, panel lottery seems to be not a huge issue with the S95B. Heard of several Tubers that they didn't have any issues. As for reflectiveness on MiniLED, isn't that still a lot better than C9? Thanks man.
@@GamingTech-RU-vid Thanks man. By the way, I did some checking. The QN95B is 2500 euros here, the S95B can be had for the same price here. At that point I'd choose the S95B, because one it's OLED and it's being praised for how little glare it has. And because of what you said, worse than CX. That I didn't expect.
Hello, you can access the image parameter with the 123 button below the on / off button but yes the remote control is really not terrible unfortunately
I have a problem with your title stating it's perfect for HDR movies when it doesn't support Dolby Vision. Respect for the content you produce otherwise.
There is almost NO difference between Dolby Vision and HDR10 in Movies . Tested by Keep It Classy Tech . That's why I couldn't care less if this TV doesn't support DV.
@@GamingTech-RU-vid thanks for the recommendation, I watched it, but I still have questions and can't get over what I see with my own eyes on an LG OLED consuming Dolby Vision and HDR10 content. As you're well aware, for the most accurate and closest to director intent image, tone mapping needs to be off, I hope we can both agree on that. If tone mapping is on, then I can see why in many scenes and screenshots HDR10 might be brighter, but also in some considerably dimmer. Personally, I always have tone mapping off, for gaming and movies (of course currently I'm talking about movies only). I urge you to watch the entirety of HDTVTest's - Dolby Vision Streaming vs HDR10 4K Blu-ray Disc Comparison
@@GamingTech-RU-vid Wait What thats a bummer The Samsung S95B Has HGIG its called Game HDR instead of HGIG are you sure you dont have it double check your QN95B
Guys need help. I'm about to buy a TV soon. Should I go S95B or QN95B????? I like colors to be super punchy and I want an extremely bright tv. Which tv has punchier colors and which one is brighter?
@@GamingTech-RU-vid if you play games in variety I would strongly advise wait for sale and possibly fixes. It lacks some serious honesty about the tv and your tv is better for gaming. If you into shooters and dedicated HDR games S95B better. Movies it is actually some of the best, a few notch over this. 👍
@@TVNorway it lacks honesty? Dude on avr ownerd thread forums it has over 900 pages of comments. It has THE most opinions on it besides reviewers on youtube. If you truly cared about honest opinions, youd go read the owners thread.
@@NexGenTek lol nope. LG is objectively better for gaming as it has all the features working out of the box, plus lowest input lag and fastest response time.
@@cun7us Nope! Actually input lag is higher on Lg's side at 4K120 check Rtings. 5.6 C1 vs 5.4 on the Samsung and C2 it's the same. Plus 144hz for PC players like me and when picture quality is compared it's not ever fair! So.. lol let's be honest.
hello, i noticed that on resident evil 2 in the police station at the start of the game in the dark corridor at the start I have a bluish square which is visible on the lamp is placed on the ground. also on the last of us 2 in dark places a blooming effect on the weapon icon at the bottom right. for example on the movieThe Greatest Showman in the opening credits there is a passage with strong lighting. black bars become semi-bluish. I have a 55QN95B
2:45 press the cirlce buttom on the smart controller to bring up the picture info. Also press and hold the play/pause buttom on the smart controller to bring up gamer bar (game mode must be enabled) it shows if HDR is on, what fps you playing at etc..
@@GamingTech-RU-vid Yeah np, looking at it for the first time doesn't seem like a button you can click. Also I believe Samsung TVs doesnt let you see the colour format (RGB,YCBCR). I have the QN95A and never saw this.
Definitely without a doubt the reflection hanging is bad, it's well pointed out, alot of other reviews do not talk about this and show it in real life... And there should be a proper settings button.... The colours don't look natural, it comes across as looking fuluse......
@@GamingTech-RU-vid I'm so excited because all 2022 SONY LCDs are still "unusable" with VRR. Thank you for your videos. Do you come from Germany? Your accent sounds like it, but based on the game packaging, I found out that you live in Australia?
Hey, is this TV also afffected by the "Dulling Color" Processing? That means it washes out the colors of Loading Icons or Gaming Hubs when they are behind a dark or greyish Background when Local Dimming is set to Standard or High. On my channel i uploadet an example from the QN90A (which also has this problem). On Witcher 3 you can easy test it in the loading screen where the icon on the bottim right loses color and goes greyish. Sometimes Icons or Text goes "invisible" even in SDR with LD Standard or High. For example on the Crucnhyroll App (in Game Mode more visible) when you played a Episode and kumping to the next the Icons from PS4/5 loses color and depth. With Local Dimming low it is gone. But of course then you lose the full potential of this TV speccially in HDR it is not an option. Please look for this problem and let us know. Thanks for your content!
i have a qn90a. this issue is patched i think or maybe this is not a issue when vrr is on because i do not see this anymore. plus you can enable the game motion setting in game mode settings for better image overall but input lag will go from 6ms to 11ms.
I will check this. What I found is that very fine details on a black background are very dark compared to the OLED. Local Dimming has problems with displaying it.
@@aayushmeena3516 This issue still exists. It depends on the scene. Only with Local Dimming Low it is not the case. I also own a QN90A with the newest Software and i wrote with the support. They send this Issue to the developer team. But we need more people to report. @GamingTech Yeah the aggressivly dimming is a part of Samsungs Local Dimming to hide blooming. But the Dulling Color Processing is really a no go imo. because it fakes the colors. On my Crunchyroll example the orange Play Line somtetimes goes yellow (if the background is darker or greysish. But it should be orange. That is really weird. It would help the community if a RU-vid Channel like yours could report these problems public. Please mention that it also exists on the 2021 Neo QLED series if you talk in a video about it. Can´t wait for your gaming tests and videos about the dimming and so on.
@@zockbobomb3048 can you suggest me a game which shows this issue i am playing HFW, bf2042, death stranding and i am unable to see this. Last time i say this was when i was playing nba 2k22 but with VRR i am unable to notice it anymore. One more things when this issue occurs and you press home bottom does this solve the issue??
@@aayushmeena3516 search for Witcher 3 HDR Gameplay on RU-vid and go to the loading screen. On the bottom right the small icon goes grey (it should look orange like). Use Movie Mode or Filmmaker. Set it to LD Low and now you see how it should look. Thing is... if you not know how the content should look it maybe not matter that much. But on some scenes it is very visible. Also uf you use wrong and overblown settings (native color and so on) you can change where the process starts to work. But it still exists. When you press home botton of course this issue is gone because the dimming is not working normaly and it goes brighter so this issue is reduced or completly gone for this moment.
On the paper yes. QN95B around 1700nits vs S95B around 1000nits. BUT if I had to decide, I would go for the S95B all day even I haven't seen it in real.
@@NexGenTek on a 2% window but real brightness on the S95B is way lower. 10% window is 1000nits. Very fine detail may be brighter on the S95B compared to the G2
@@GamingTech-RU-vid Depends on the settings use and how accurate you want it to be. You can achieve much brighter than 1,000nits if you don't care about accuracy and want pop. Those measurements I'm guessing you're referring to Rtings are in filmmakers mode which is more accurate but dimmer.
@@GamingTech-RU-vid GamingTech not sure if you've seen FlatPanelsHD review of the QN95B check it out. The Samsung QN95B got caught cheating and in no test did they see it go past 1300nits if that's true the S95B would look brighter in just about "Highlights" due to perfect blacks and high peak brightness
Nice tv but I’m happy with my C1. Will wait for the technology to come down or wait for newer models. Having no Dolby Vision is a huge let down for me for one of the most expensive tv in the market. I watch lots of movies and shows as well.
@@doctorsilva1345Don’t need to search. I have both Dolby Vision and HDR10 on my LG C1 and I see the difference. If you talking about HDR10+ it’s pointless. There’s way more content with Dolby Vision than HDR10+. Plus more features the better right.
@@therider04 I think the extra brightness helps a lot and kinda mitigates some of the difference between the two? Won't really know until I get it, used to dv myself so I'll have to see 👍
@@loki76 wrong. Dolby Vision is Metadata which allows film makers to implement HDR to their content that can change from scene to scene. It will allow them to control how dark or how bright scene by scene. While normal HDR can only provide one dark level and brightness level throughout the content. If you watch lots of movies and shows, it’s a massive let down by Samsung.
Low point of that Samsung tv is use of 120hz backlight flickering in game mode.. creates nasty double image or ghosting in 60fps games, effect which I can not unsee.. other is low quality local dimming in game mode. Brightness and color volume is nice but those 2 problems keeps me away from Samsung lcd models.
@@xbone8950 Also to note, I have the previous model QN95A and the blacks stay black while playing in game mode. Never saw the difference of the black levels on my TV with gamemode on vs off.
@@doctorsilva1345 that's because you don't notice it? Some people will notice more than others but Rtings already stated Game mode Local Dimming is worse in game mode so that's a 100% fact regardless If you can see or can't see the downgrade
@@doctorsilva1345 well maybe you should play the game next to an oled and you'd see it's not black, play some night missions and you'd see the huge difference
Oled: tell me Marcus did you do it? Marcus: yes Oled: what did it cost? Marcus: everything (perfect blacks, infinite contrast, better motion, screen uniformity, infinite contrast ratio and instantaneous pixel response time)
@@GamingTech-RU-vid this is the only complain i have with my qn90a the peak brightness is soo high that we have to compensate for it. btw i think 18 clicks is 1500 nits only and 19 clicks is 1747 clicks you should check this.
@@aayushmeena3516 you are correct 18 clicks on PS5 are 1500 nits which is the maximum peak brightness of my QD OLED Samsung S95B .. I set my settings thanks to Vincent Teoh From HDTV test
@@raiosroguegaming i personally feel that games aren't optimized for 1500. cyberpunk looks washed out at 1500 peak luminance i have to bring it down. Same is the case with any dark game like RE 2. But TLOU2 looks amazing.
@@GamingTech-RU-vid i feel for you man i bought The S95B easily in Bulgaria the QN95B is still a pretty good TV no way near as good as The Samsung S95B but its definitely the best Mini Led you got there it beats my 2019 Q90R QLED and i bet its gonna give your LG CX some competition my Q90R honestly gets destroyed by my Samsung S95B in every aspect even in peak brightness in full screen HDR its not even a competition
Congrats on the purchase but the fact that the Samsungs display is somewhat grey instead of black when any kind of light hits it is a severe turnoff for me. I’ll wait to see next years models to see if it’s addressed.
This isn't a Oled lol and the OLED is not gray a gray color unless you literally shine a light on the screen directly it's the coating the pixels turn completely off.
I've started to use mine on ps5 with HDR turned off, it helps with the contrast for me and honestly it doesn't appear to lose any bright highlights and seems to help the local dimming algorithm stay on point with smaller details
Perfect in the dark, any light not so much. I only use these tvs for netflix etc and i have an ancient LG E6 for that downstairs. As a PC gamer i'm all about 27" 16:9 1440p 240hz. My Samsung Odyssey G7 is perfect for now until they replace this exact monitor type with oled.
@@westibbs The Samsung Q oled monitor and tvs have no filter like other oled so if in light conditions the blacks and screen look grey. They only have proper blacks in dark conditions. LG oleds look black in any lighting.
@@westibbs I presume that a Sony oled using the Samsung Q oled panel will have the same issue in bright conditions. It's only the processing that makes it a Sony tv. I've no idea why you wouldn't coat the panel to look good in lit conditions as the selling point of oled is proper blacks and most people don't sit in the dark to watch tv or play games in the living room. It reminds me of plasma and crt that had grey looking screens in daylight.
@@westibbs Both tvs are glossy whether LG oled or Samsung oled panels. It's just down to for want of a better word "filter" of some sort where in lit conditions the Samsung screen looks grey looking unlike the LG which looks black. If you watch in dark conditions both look as good as each other. As the monitor by Dell using the Q oled panel has the same issue it is going to be on any monitor or tv using a Samsung oled panel it seems whoever uses one.
@@westibbs The only advantage Samsung has is better HDR due to more "proper" HDR brightness and the abilty to display better richer colours in all types of HDR scenes due to it being proper RGB and no white sub pixel involved. I haven't seen the Samsung panels in person so i don't know whether certain conditions in daylight would have perfect blacks or not but having seen various videos on the Dell monitor and a Linus tech tips video showing LG and Samsung side by side it does show that the Samsung can look meh quite easily. Worrying about lighting conditions to get perfect blacks seems annoying to me unless you are using one in a home cinema light controlled room. Really you would have no idea if your specific room and lighting would be fine with these panels unless you try one i guess. Maybe if you can buy from a place that lets you do returns but either way it seems like an oversight by Samsung or maybe their is a reason for it we just don't know about.
Great to see this tv going under a good review so far the only person I’ve seen to comment on blooming and reflections! I didn’t think blooming was possible from a OLED screen this still same on LG? So far not being a in-depth review good 👍 keep it up as I’m looking into this tech
I plan to buy it but I'm waiting for the price to drop below €1,500. When do you think it will reach this price? (For 55’’) For now I have a 2019 model that suits me but that does not have HDMI 2.1 to play in 120fps on PS5
@@mehdonxx_6944 no you don't hear me bro. You can't enable VRR without nerfing local dimming, which results in very poor picture quality. Game mode in itself is already nerfing picture quality compared to outside of game mode. But as soon as you enable VRR or 120 hz it's just bad..!
@@mehdonxx_6944 yeah but then you will have ruined picture quality, the moment you enable VRR, local dimming goes out the window. Colors and highlights looks terrible. Also it goes from 30fps up to 40fps, not 50 😋
@@GamingTech-RU-vid how about motion handling? Is bfi setting available, and how it's stack up against cx ? I own two oleds tv cx and legendary E6, thinking about buying qd-oled but don't know if the leap will be big enough to justify the cost, considering I already own 2 oleds😂
@@diamonds972 if you're concerned about motion handling I'd stick to the oled, I was in the same boat as you and tried the Qn90a and returned it for a c1 because the motion handling was terrible for gaming on the Samsung compared to my CX.
@@xbone8950 I love bfi setting if I'm gaming even If I lose lots of Brightness but dont care at all, Im one of this rare people who still miss CRT even having Oled screen 😂 nothing yet can beat CRT motion handling
QD OLED > CRT PLASMA WOLED LCD LED MINI LED I'm With You I'm A Proud QD OLED OWNER Of The Samsung S95B And My LED Q90R and My LCD Sony X900e get destroyed by my Samsung S95B my S95B QD OLED Blows them out of the water in every aspect
