dailyloe.com – Samsung’s flagship S95F QD-OLED television is now available at a record-low price on Amazon. The 65-inch model is discounted to $2,198 for the retailer’s Big Spring Sale event. This represents a significant $300 saving from its price earlier this month.
The S95F was one of the best TVs tested last year according to WIRED. Its potent Quantum Dot OLED display provides brilliant brightness and vivid colors. It also offers incredible contrast by adjusting each pixel of light independently.
A key differentiator is the TV’s distinctive matte screen. It effectively reduces glare better than any other model seen by the reviewer. This trait is particularly valuable for consumers with bright living rooms.
Rival models like the LG G5 can provide deeper black levels. However, even that model cannot match the S95F’s glare reduction capabilities. The LG G5 remains the reviewer’s favorite choice for darker rooms.
The picture quality matches the innovative anti-glare feature. Reviewer Parker Hall praised the S95F’s gorgeous colors and contrast. Its brightness ranks among the best ever seen for an OLED display.
This brightness allows it to compete with many premium LED TVs. It spars directly with models like Sony’s Bravia 9. The performance solidifies its position as a top-tier display.
The TV also features a posh design with a stylish pedestal stand. It includes accessories like a solar-powered remote control. Samsung’s One Connect box allows all source devices to connect via a single cable.
The smart interface is powered by Samsung’s Tizen operating system. It includes a built-in gaming hub for streaming games from multiple services. This provides added functionality for entertainment seekers.
Smaller screen sizes are also discounted at other retailers. A 55-inch model is available for $1,898 at Walmart. This represents a 5 percent discount from its listed price.
The S95F remains a premium screen despite being a previous year’s model. The current sale offers a rare opportunity for significant savings. It presents a compelling option for buyers seeking high-end home theater technology.[]
Source: WIRED
