The Samsung QN95C is one of the best TVs you can buy, delivering near OLED black levels and great performance while gaming or streaming. The smart TV software is responsive and easy to use with broad app support. The above-average sound means you can get away without a soundbar in smaller rooms or tap into the TV's speakers if you opt for a compatible Samsung soundbar. The Ambient display mode is really great feature that enhances the value of this set and makes it fit into your home decor.

The Samsung QN95C Neo QLED 4K TV brings the same great Samsung goodness. You don’t need to upgrade if you’re already using something like last year’s QN90B. There are some picture and sound improvements over the QN90B but not enough to justify an upgrade. If your TV is three or more years old and you’re in the market for a new Neo QLED TV, the QN95C is an excellent buy.

This sublime ultra-premium multi-use 4K TV has a modern minimalist design and delivers impressive imagery thanks to the use of mini-LED, quantum dots and advanced picture processing. Its premium performance comes at a price but it delivers the goods when it comes to image fidelity.

The Samsung QN95C offers a spectacular viewing experience with strong contrast and dazzling brightness. With an excellent black level, precise light control and minimal screen reflection, this is an excellent TV for all kinds of use.

Samsung's QN95C Neo QLED TV offers excellent picture quality, a competitive feature set, and responsive gaming performance for a premium price.

The Samsung QN95C is really left in a class of its own as a flagship MiniLED LCD TV, as many of the competition have moved their flagship models to OLED and QD-OLED technologies. That’s not to say there is no longer a market for this type of TV, but rather the price point has dropped amongst the competition with only Samsung and Sony still pushing the tech as premium level.

With almost twice as many local dimming zones to work with as its predecessor, the Samsung QN95C takes LCD’s handling of dark scenes to a new level. And it does so without compromising the dazzling brightness and color the best LCD TVs are renowned for. Getting the best from it can take a little work, but the ends spectacularly justify the means.

The dimming-zone rich QN95C proves emphatically that Mini LED is much more than just a bright room technology

This Mini LED TV nearly doubles the number of dimming zones in its backlight compared to last year, producing HDR images capable of competing with, and often exceeding, the best OLEDs. Sadly the One Connect Box is gone, but a stylish design, solid build quality, comprehensive streaming apps, and extensive gaming support make this 4K TV hard to resist.

The Samsung QN95C doubles the number of zones in its Mini LED backlight compared to last year's 'B' model, and when combined with class-leading local dimming and image processing, it's a TV that delivers a performance to rival the best OLEDs. An elegant design, solid build quality, serious smarts, comprehensive streaming apps, and extensive gaming support round out what is a very desirable high-end telly.

The Samsung QN95C is evolutionary rather than revolutionary, but delivers significant improvements over the 2022 model

Samsung’s first Mini LED TV of 2023 takes on the latest OLED generation with a massive increase in dimming zones – and the results are nothing short of spectacular.