Samsung’s QN95C Neo QLED TV is the company’s best 4K QLED TV of 2023. Of course, there are 8K Neo QLED TVs and other exciting panel technologies to consider from Samsung, but this is the one that has to compete with the best TVs. In general this year.
There are some exciting improvements to the Samsung QN95B Neo QLED TV of this type that elevate this new TV from what it once was. First, it gets rid of the One Connect box (which was reserved for the S95C OLED TV), so the components and HDMI inputs are now built into the TV. Otherwise, the big story in terms of performance is the new Auto HDR remastering feature, which can take any content and make it look HDR.
We’ll need to get the Samsung QN95C Neo QLED TV in the lab to really see how it stacks up, but for now, here are our hands-on impressions based on a first-look demo at CES 2023.
Samsung QN95C Neo QLED TV price and release date
It will take a few months until we know the price and release date of the Samsung QN95C Neo QLED TV. Samsung usually announces this information sometime in the spring, so we expect to hear more by April or May 2023.
As for the cost of the Samsung QN95C Neo QLED TV, we’re guessing that the price will be roughly the same as the Samsung QN95B Neo QLED TV launched in 2022. The 65-inch configuration costs $2,999 before TV deals, for reference. .
Samsung QN95C Neo QLED TV design
The Samsung QN95C Neo QLED TV looks as premium as you’d expect, complete with barely there bezels and a slim profile – it’s just 20mm thick.
Perhaps the biggest change in terms of design is the departure from the One Connect box, which dumps the inputs into a separate unit allowing for installation and use flexibility. Now, only the new Samsung S95B OLED TV is getting the One Connect feature.
Samsung QN95C Neo QLED TV performance
Samsung promises some performance improvements for the Samsung QN95C Neo QLED TV that should set it apart from the QN90C, the range that’s a step down in the 2023 lineup. It has better dimming and 14-bit processing, making it Samsung’s best QLED TV of the year in terms of backlight technology. .
Overall performance should also be improved with the new Auto HDR Remastering feature. However, most of the content you watch is not natively available in HDR. The Samsung QN95C Neo QLED TV can take any content and make it look HDR. However, Samsung TVs still miss out on Dolby Vision. In the meantime, upgrading to a 144Hz panel should appeal to gamers.
In terms of sound quality, Samsung’s QN95C Neo QLED TV includes Q Symphony 3.0, an update to the feature that combines the TV’s original speakers with subwoofers. Now, new neural networks are being used to determine what kind of improvements are needed from your speakers, so you should get a much more complex soundscape with Q Symphony than it did before.
Samsung QN95C Neo QLED TV overview
With not a lot of new reports on the smart TV side, the success of the Samsung QN95C Neo QLED TV will depend largely on how it performs in our benchmarks. If previous generation versions of this TV are any indication, we’ll have to start excited to get this TV in our lab later this year. In the meantime, the Samsung QN95B remains an excellent choice if you’re looking for one of the best QLED TVs you can buy right now.
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