Samsung's best OLED TV is on sale again! You can buy it for only 35 thousand, it originally cost 80

A month ago, we pointed out that the flagship Samsung QE65S95F had dropped below 45 thousand — and since then, the price has continued to fall sharply. You can currently get it on Heureka for as little as 35,750 CZK. When Samsung launched it last April, it started at 79,990 CZK. Today, it is 44,240 CZK cheaper, which is an exceptional drop for a premium OLED from 2025.

Quick summary:
✅ Makes sense if you want one of the most technologically advanced OLED TVs on the market at a significantly reduced price.
⚠️ Consider that Samsung does not support Dolby Vision — it relies only on HDR10+. If you have a large library of Dolby Vision content, look elsewhere (LG, Sony, Panasonic).
💡 For 35,750 CZK you get a 65″ QD-OLED with 4K, gaming mode up to 165 Hz, NQ4 Gen3 AI processor, matte anti-reflective surface, four HDMI 2.1 ports in the One Connect Box, integrated SmartThings hub, and Tizen OS with 7 years of support.

What makes this TV exceptional

The main weapon of the S95F is its matte anti-reflective panel. Reviews describe this system as the best of all OLED TVs they have ever tested — reflections from windows or ceiling lights practically disappear, which significantly changes the viewing experience during the day. If you have a living room with large windows, no other OLED will be as comfortable for daytime viewing. The combination with a QD-OLED panel ensures richer red and green tones than classic WOLED and an overall brightness 30% higher than its predecessor.

For gamers, it adds 165 Hz at 4K resolution, AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, NVIDIA G-Sync compatibility, and very low input lag (under 10 ms). All four HDMI 2.1 ports in the One Connect Box can handle 4K/120 Hz.

The One Connect Box is another big argument — an external unit with all connectivity connected to the TV by a single thin cable.

What to consider

Samsung has long not supported Dolby Vision, and this also applies to this model. For most users, this is not a problem — HDR10+ is almost equivalent, and content works well with it. However, if you specifically have Apple TV+ or Disney+ content that heavily relies on Dolby Vision, this is a serious obstacle. The integrated 70W speakers with Dolby Atmos are decent for TV standards, but a soundbar is almost a necessity for this level of picture quality. And the One Connect Box measures approximately 30 × 30 cm — plan for space for it.

For a flagship TV, does a matte panel for daytime viewing or a glossy screen with maximum contrast play a bigger role for you?