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2022 65" S95B QD OLED 4K Quantum HDR Smart TV - £1457.19 with code @ Samsung Student Store
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Posted 8 April 2023

2022 65" S95B QD OLED 4K Quantum HDR Smart TV - £1457.19 with code @ Samsung Student Store

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samsung.com/uk/offer/5-year-samsung-tv-warranty/
TV eligible for free 5-years warranty(y) + £148.63 cashback with TCB

Product Ratings : 4.4
(No. of ratings :862)
Extra 10% off using code TVFLASH10 at checkout4
Where pure blacks meet naturally bright colour – powered by Quantum Dot
Mighty AI-powered processor unleashes the full power of 4K
Watch in dramatic picture detail, with unprecedented HDR OLED brightness and limitless contrast
6 multi-directional TV speakers deliver 3D surround sound with Dolby Atmos
A super thin, elegantly minimal TV that blends right in

Next day delivery if ordered before 7pm.


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Edited by bnallee24, 11 April 2023
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  1. Bella_Ciao's avatar
    I wanted to buy this TV from the day it was launched last year, but the QC on this TV is terrible which has put me off from purchasing it. There are so many videos on YouTube with various issues. If you are planning to buy this TV, do buy with a 5 year warranty at the very least. (edited)
    StoneyWales's avatar
    Yes that was a concern of mine. I had a 5 year warranty from Crampton and Moore and was wondering what the TV would be like when it arrived. My main concern was a bent frame/screen, but mine came perfect and it's absolutely stunning to be fair. Would highly recommend this TV.
  2. StoneyWales's avatar
    What a TV. Just bought this now for a little more than this from Crampton and Moore, very good deal with the Samsung HW-Q990B. Amazing set up to be fair.

    As for the TV, best I've ever seen in my life. Amazing for movies and gaming. Very good deal this if you can get it
    StoneyWales's avatar
    rtings.com/tv/…ing

    Oh would you look at this. Best Gaming TV as reviewed by RTINGS. Primary use for me is gaming, secondary use movies, sport etc.

    I'm delighted with this TV, and it would seem those who know their stuff are also. Happy days.
  3. I_NEED_AIR_CON's avatar
    I have been trying to check out via PayPal Credit or Samsung finance for 2 days. Support won't help. Be warned
    Shaftydude's avatar
    Samsung only support that in America. No PayPal support on Samsung website in UK.
  4. greengiant4's avatar
    Ive got this tv, had it roughly 6 months now and i feel like its got better with age, almost like it needed warming up. When i first got it the motion handling was the worst of any tv of any age ive ever had but after just over 2000 hours of use and although not amazing, its best its ever been. I dont particularly think the sd content is great on this tv but hd, 4k, gaming etc are all great. I do feel that with this tv if you look for problems you will find them as with anything else. The build quality is no where near that of LG, i have a C1 and C7, and it beats neither on motion handling but pure image quality blows them both out of the water. If i had the money i would of got the a95k but i didnt and i went for this. For the money im happy.
  5. Sunnyp007's avatar
    There is only a 1 year Warranty with student site price. So make sure you weigh that up. Before you buy it here.
    carterland68's avatar
    Hey, do you know if that also applies to the employee portal? Same price but don’t think I’d be happy with just a 12 month warranty
  6. Kiykay's avatar
    Is there any trade-in offer?
  7. silly_wabbit's avatar
    Do u have to be a student?
    dmjar's avatar
    No, if you have access to Samsung EPP it's the same price
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  8. Kiykay's avatar
    + extra £174.86 with TC
    miarcerts's avatar
    Using a code will invalidate cashback
  9. Myriad's avatar
    New 2nd gen QD OLED models releasing soon but decent price for now (edited)
    bnallee24's avatar
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    S95C is already out.
  10. jonboyuk's avatar
    I had it, and it was great, but it was giving me unexplained migraines (to do with the blue pixel tech apparently). Swapped for a C2 and the problem went. Niche for sure, but meant that I couldn't keep it. Also, the interface is possibly the worst I've ever used on a TV.
  11. BlackpooLWelsh's avatar
    I have purchased the 65" QN90B Neo QLED 4K HDR Smart TV (2022) for £1070.24 through my work scheme and hopefully will be delivered on Monday, did look at this one but wasn't sure if the extra expense was worth it.
    deleted1943977's avatar
    This comparison has been done pretty much in every thread for this TV.

    Brighter rooms and no burn-in worries go QLED. If you can control the light levels in your room and learn to not abuse your TV then go OLED for the perfect picture.
  12. Arizolas's avatar
    Sadly no 5 Yr warranty
    hrhbnc24's avatar
    samsung.com/uk/…ty/

    The TV comes up as eligible for free 5 year warranty.
  13. MS31's avatar
    I guess LG OLED65C24LA @ £1599 with 6 year warranty on RS would be nice option (https://www.richersounds.com/lg-oled65c24la.html)
  14. deleted1943977's avatar
    I know there's no time machine but this was cheaper back in late Jan.

    Crampton & Moore had a discount on the TV for £1649. There was a 5% code which brought it down to £1566.55. Got a price beat from RS by £20 + £200 Samsung cash back on top (paid out early April). Paid £1346.55 total.

    Hopefully it gives me no problems. My panel came straight and everything works fine. Only a bit slow when first booted up but give it 30 seconds and it'll sort itself out.

    The rating for the 65" is 4.4* but the rating for the 55" is 4.6*. If your unit has no problems this is a great TV with awesome picture quality. That said, the panel looks grey-ish when used in environments with bright ambient lighting so better create a dark room for the best viewing experience. (edited)
    hrhbnc24's avatar
    Got mine delivered today and the total amount paid is £1308.56
    Tv was £1457.19
    Cashback £148.63
    and 5 years warranty with Samsung.
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  15. TinXpH's avatar
    Careful - Samsung is known to place third party ads on their TVs. It can be disabled however.
    NoNamesLeftWhy's avatar
    A lot of tvs do this now, its pretty much unavoidable
  16. xybp9's avatar
    I wouldn't buy this TV with only 1 year warranty - and directly from samsung (e.g. good freaking luck getting any support)

    -S95B owner
  17. deleted1943977's avatar
    According to the list given, yes.
  18. xxxbartxxx's avatar
    I have got the S95b, am very happy with it just frustrated with the sky stream that I have, that just can't seem to keep a clear picture. Anyway besides from that. I wondered if anyone had good calibration settings for it?
    deleted1943977's avatar
    Filmmaker Mode is already very close out of the box. I then adjust Contrast Enhancer levels as per your preference.
  19. Billy.Farrar's avatar
    Cracking TV this.

    I have an LCD i use for gaming. I got sick of bricking panels over the years.

    This Samsung Oled i use for Movies and streaming.

    I would advise anyone who does a lot of gaming with static images to avoid any Oled TV just to be on the safe side.Reason being if you are unfortunate enough to get Screen burn,manufacturers will always blame the user.

    Saying that i watch a lot of Football on this TV at weekend with static Scores etc and i have had no problem.

    I personally think it is the ultra bright HDR games are Oled TV killers.That is just my opinion.

    Stunning picture this TV.Those deeep blacks are so emmersive watching movies.
    xtrem3x's avatar
    Static elements when gaming don't tend to be bright so burn in shouldn't be a problem.

    If you've got this TV and you're not using it for gaming you're missing out. It's one of the best gaming TVs you can buy
  20. skillzz2004's avatar
    why wasn't this hotter? Isn't this a comparison to the Sony A95K which is at like £3k
    the.porter's avatar
    Was in jl last night looking at both,the sound on the Sony is superb best in class,but was hard to see Which was the best picture wise

    but the Sony was playing movie footage the Sammy the usual 4k city’s etc and both looked sublime I can’t choose between them
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