This is especially true when first booting up the TV. Navigation speed is solid, but lag can pop up here and there. A combination of the two would be ideal, with a homepage you can always return to and a pop-up option to easily jump into other services. Though I like the style of the new interface, the pop-up menu was convenient for easily accessing settings and switching apps. Instead, the OS now uses a full-screen homepage with easy access to all the major streaming services, along with content recommendations. Gone is the pop-up bar that appeared on the bottom of the screen. It delivers all the same functions you'd expect from a smart TV system, but the latest interface is a bit different than previous versions. Like other Samsung TVs, the S95B uses the Tizen operating system rather than interfaces like Roku, Fire TV, or Android TV. The TV's interface offers easy access to popular apps. Sure, you'll still notice imperfections in lower quality material, but these issues are all native to the source and not caused by the display itself. HD content from cable and YouTube also scales nicely on the set. The TV also supports HDR10+, which offers similar quality as Dolby Vision, but it's far less common. HDR10 has a slightly lesser quality, but it's subtle and the S95B's HDR10 support is so good, most people wouldn't notice. Instead, the S95B plays Dolby Vision content in the more widely-supported HDR10 format. The combination of the panel's quantum dot color and OLED contrast really come together to deliver a genuinely high-end image.ĤK Blu-ray discs look even better, though it's still disappointing that Samsung doesn't support Dolby Vision, which is an advanced HDR format used on many discs and streaming services that tells the TV how to properly handle colors and brightness. Prime Video shows like 'The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power' and 'The Wheel of Time' wow with rich saturation, intense highlights, deep shadows, and intricate detail. HDR10+ content looks especially stunning. This enables HDR movies and shows to really pop and appear closer to how the creators intended. Color volume is also better than the G2, which means brightness is maintained better across different colors.

That's slightly higher than other top OLEDs from last year, like the LG G2 and Sony A95K. Though brightness still can't match the 2,000+ nits that the best QLED TVs deliver, the S95B's brightness is very impressive for an OLED, with a peak of about 1,050 nits using the Filmmaker Mode preset.

The S95B's HDR10 performance is top-notch, with peak brightness that bests other OLED displays in this price range.

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