From ₹2,14,990 samsung.com
SPECIFICATIONS
Display sizes 45, 65, 75, 85-inch
Panel 3840x2160 100Hz MiniLED
HDR HDR10+
Audio Dolby Atmos, OTS+
OS Tizen
Smart features Bixby, Alexa, Google Assistant, SmartThings, Wireless Dex
Connectivity HDMI x4 (eARC x1), USB-C, Bluetooth 5.2
Dimensions 1228.0x707.3x17.4mm/ 1446.9x829.7x17.4mm / 1670.6x958.4x17.8mm /1894.2x1084.4x17.8mm
Weight 16.1kg /22.3kg / 31.3kg / 43.4kg
Рowered by second-generation Neo QLED screen tech, a mini-LED backlight, and the most advanced image processing Samsung has to offer, the QN95B delivers HDR like you've never seen, perfect detail, and stunning colours. Samsung has pulled off something special here.
Last year's models set a high bar, with unprecedented picture quality. They were so good we wondered where Samsung might take them in 2022.There's always room to grow, however, and the Samsung QN95B has immediately staked a claim to be one of the best TVs this year.
Looking for evidence of why Samsung might be feeling bullish about the QN95B, we suspect the answer lies in its brightness. Our measurements found it capable of dazzling your retinas with nearly 2,900 nits at a time when even the best OLED TVs are nudging beyond 1,000 nits. We don't know yet how bright Samsung's QD-OLEDs might get, but early word suggests it won't be as bright as the QN95B.
LEADING LIGHT Hitting almost 2,900 nits at its brightest, the screen here is searingly bright. And its 720 dimming zones can darken or brighten at their edges to 'change' shape.
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