The HD picture quality of the Samsung Q95T television is excellent and the build quality is also very high. It has a strong and sleek-looking single base which is a perfect height for positioning a BOSE soundbar and this gives the Q95T the sound quality it deserves.

THE EXPERIENCE FROM APPLIANCES ON LINE WAS EXCELLENT BUT THE SERVICE AND HELP FROM SAMSUNG WAS NOTHING SHORT OF DISGRACEFUL NO HELP AT ALL EVEN AFTER PHOTOGRAPIC EVIDENCE OF FAULTS IN THE SCREEN LIGHTING THROWING SHADOWS OVER THE SCREEN ON NUMEROUS OCCASIONS. THE RESPONSE WAS TO SAY WE WILL SEND OUT A TECK TO FIX THE PROBLEM BUT IF IT IS NOT MALFUNCTIONING AT THE TIME I WOULD HAVE TO PAY THE TEC CHARGES SO AT THIS TIME WE ARE IN LIMBO RE WARRANTY (WHAT WARRANTY) I SUPPOSE THEY ARE HOPING IT WILL HEAL UP AND BE GOOD SOON. NEVER AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm very happy with my Q95T, its greatest feature is its bright room performance. I live in a very bright apartment with floor to ceiling windows around 120 degrees of the living area and the anti-glare coating does an amazing job, as well as the bright picture in terms of cutting down reflections. My old TV was a plasma with a very similar screen to modern OLEDs in terms of reflections and it was certainly an issue in this apartment, but not at all with the Q95T QLED. If you've seen reviews on YouTube that show a side-on view of the reflection - don't pay attention to it unless you plan on watching on that angle because the straight on anti-glare performance is completely different. The "rainbowing effect" that gets mentioned is not at all an issue for me considering how significantly it cuts down the reflection. The blacks, contrast and colours all look amazing to me. Watching HDR 4K content is so enjoyable, I often put on Planet Earth II just to marvel at the picture quality. My screen uniformity is good, there is some slight "dirty screen effect" noticeable when watching a bright image that pans, but you don't really notice during sport if you're looking at the action rather than the grass/background during the pans. It is slightly disappointing considering it's a high-end TV, but I understand for the technology it's pretty much unavoidable to not have any. The only real negative I've had is some trouble linking my Google Home with the TV. SmartThings works fine, but I'd prefer to just fire off commands to my Google Home rather than use the SmartThings app. If you intend to watch often in a bright room, then I highly recommend this TV, otherwise, OLED is probably the way to go. In terms of size - the 65" is great for my apartment and viewing distance of about 2 metres. I certainly wouldn't recommend going smaller. The size shocked me initially but you get used to it quickly. If I wall mounted it I'd probably want the 75" model. Note: I bought it on special for $3k, which is why I rated value for money 5 stars.