5 Cheaper OLED TVs To Buy Instead Of The Samsung S95H - BGR
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Samsung's S95H, which is referred to as S99H in Europe, is the company's 2026 flagship OLED TV. It has received wide acclaim for its picture quality, and even recently swept all the best TV awards in HDTV's 2026 shootout. The TV is available in four sizes in the U. S. and has much to like, from its vibrant QD-OLED display panel (except the RGB Tandem OLED panel in the 83-inch model) to impressive gaming features, including a 165Hz refresh rate. However, being a flagship OLED TV, it has a hefty price tag, with a list price ranging from $2,500 for the 55-inch model to $6,500 for the 83-inch variant.
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