When you think of the best TVs, OLED is probably the first word that comes to mind. With vibrant color reproduction, deep blacks and excellent contrast, OLED sits at the top of the TV mountain. One thing OLED TVs have always lacked is brightness, often suffering from glare in bright rooms.
When Samsung introduced the S95B in 2022, its first with QD-OLED technology, the TV market was taken by storm. Here was a new type of screen that aimed to solve OLED’s brightness issue once and for all. Thankfully, it did just that – as we noted in our review, it measured a peak brightness output of 1,060 nits in Standard mode. That output beat the LG G2, which measured at 960 nits in Standard mode, and this was the TV LG said would solve all brightness issues among OLEDs.
