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Rated 11/11/2026, variant 65" Samsung QE65S95H
Verified purchase
The folks at Samsung don't deserve a shred of praise here – in fact, they deserve a slap: ) Installing this telly was one of the worst experiences I've ever had with the brand (Samsung). First of all, the entire installation is explained via IKEA-style pictures on a single sheet of paper – including the assembly of a fairly complicated stand. But the funniest part is, why on earth would I buy a TV that is barely a centimetre thick if I didn't want to wall-mount it? Wall installation is covered in those few pictograms by "one single" tiny picture that tells you absolutely nothing. It's completely backward, because all the TV's electronics and technology are then housed in a huge OneConnect base box (about the size of a PlayStation). But enough crying, now seriously. The TV is great. Watch out when handling it – it has a tendency to bend like a sheet of paper: ) The whole telly has only two connectors – one giant OneConnect, through which absolutely everything is connected, including the panel's power supply. The second is a standard USB, but you can't plug anything into it because, together with the OneConnect, it's placed in a small (the only) recess on the back of the TV, so even a smart dongle won't fit there. The panel basically works just as a display, and all other electronics and connectivity are in the OneConnect base. There are two cables in the box (approx. 15cm and approx. 2m) depending on where you'll have the OneConnect base. If you mount it on the massive, approx. 10kg stand, you use the short cable; if you run the cable through the wall to a TV stand, etc., you use the long one. All other devices and connections go into the base (USB, HDMI, LAN, Optical, etc. ) The installation of the telly itself then takes place via the SmartThings app, where you can restore the settings and menu layout from your previous Samsung TV. So the telly is great, the picture is OLED-beautiful, but the job Samsung did on the "customer experience" of their top-of-the-line series and flagship model is pure amateurism and shoddy work. I can't imagine my dad or nan trying to wall-mount this and set it up: )
TV thickness – it's like a razor blade
Picture
No distracting logo anywhere, no aggressive LED, etc. Just a picture on the wall :)
Made in Hungary
Minimal information on installation
Non-existent information about the One Connect system (just marketing mumbo jumbo)
Lack of manual (the electronic one doesn't cover installation and wiring, but it comes in every language under the sun)
Samsung doesn't mention the box contents anywhere at all (nor do they explain what is for what – One Connect)
Quite a tinny (hollow) sound, but that is probably to be expected (there is no room to put any speaker depth)
It tends to twist a bit when handled
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Jiří, Děčín 6
Rated 01/11/2026, variant 65" Samsung QE65S95H
Verified purchase - review from a price comparison website
It's a premium TV with a gorgeous picture, but the operating software could definitely do with a lot of improvement. I expected a bit more from it, but I probably wouldn't change it.
Excellent picture (vivid colours, sharp details)
Smooth movement
Matte screen
on the wall, there is only a thin panel connected by a single cable to the One Connect Box
Significantly improves lower quality programmes
Excellent minimalist remote control
Missing function
Dolby Vision is missing
DTS is missing
You cannot set a default audio output; it often turns on our connected receiver (the LG TV didn't do this
Art mode is missing
loses details in dark scenes
the sound of the TV itself is bad, completely without bass
Ethernet only 100Mb/s
It took me quite a long time to set up a watchable picture
Complicated initial setup
I would expect more settings options from a premium TV
If the TV tuner is set up, these channels are preferred and it cannot be changed; I had to delete them
poor home screen, I would like to see mainly my apps and not some recommended ones
There is no USB port on the front of the box
when viewing photos from a phone via chromecast, the connection freezes
very unintuitive settings menu
switching sources requires far too many steps, I would prefer a direct tile of my favourites on the Home screen
cannot be voice-controlled in Czech
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Lukáš, Praha 8 - Troja
Rated 30/10/2026, variant 65" Samsung QE65S95H
Verified purchase
Excellent OLED TV
Anti-glare screen
Great black
Peripherals connection box
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