You could argue back and fourth about which TV is best, the LG C2 or the Samsung S95B, but both are extremely good OLED TVs. You could of course go much bigger if you're sticking to a standard living room setup, though at the bigger sizes we prefer the Samsung S95B. Any bigger and you're going to suffer from a poor pixel pitch as the 4K pixel count is stretch further apart. The 42-inch is about as big as we'd like to go for a TV to sit on a desk. Its C2 OLED is an impressive TV, and it comes in at least one desktop friendly form factor: a 42-inch. Yeah, there's really only LG making any significant numbers of smaller size OLED panels today, and so you're sort of stuck with 'em. If you want a compact and desk-friendly OLED you have two options: an LG TV or a gaming monitor with an LG gaming TV panel inside it. Samsung only made the S95B in 55-inch and 65-inch, however, and if you want something smaller you'll have to look elsewhere for now.
That was a concern because it is, like many flagship OLED TVs, an expensive purchase. Overall, I spend a lot of time watching TV and gaming on this Samsung S95B, and I've never once felt any remorse for buying it. That said, it's an easy UI to get to grips with and the two included remotes make quick adjustments to the picture or sound simple enough. My one complaint with the S95B is that the UI is a little slow to respond at times, and I feel with all the processing inside this TV it could definitely be quicker for it. It works great, too, and you can pair up a controller easily through the gaming tab to play from the sofa. I don't know about you lot, but since I've already bought a bunch of games on Steam then GeForce Now is the app I want to use to stream them to my TV. This includes the Xbox app, but more importantly, GeForce Now. Filmmaker Mode is great for watching movies with more natural tones and a less artificial feel, while the TV will automatically load into Game Mode when it detects a gaming platform.įrom your usual array of apps, there's also a gaming section within the Tizen OS homepage on the S95B. The colors are superb and it's plenty bright enough for darker scenes in games.
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From old 1080p YouTube videos to 4K HDR gaming, it all looks beautiful. It makes everything, and I mean everything, look better. My lasting impression of this TV is just how impressive the OLED panel on it is. This is bolstered by AMD FreeSync Premium support, offering this TV a genuinely smooth gaming experience in my time with it.ĭid I mention I bought this TV myself? I've been so tempted by its spec for a long while now, after finally seeing one in person, I decided to take the plunge and pick one up. Not only is its refresh rate actually comparable to a gaming monitor, the automatic game mode keeps input lag to a minimum. The Samsung's spec list is practically immense for gaming. For now, a 4K TV is best suited to our needs, and this one is capable of running at 120Hz to sweeten the deal for us gamers.
8K TVs are available, but we'd need a lot more powerful graphics cards than even the RTX 4090 to really make the most of them. This is a 4K TV, which shouldn't come as a surprise. It's the culmination of a bunch of development from the massive Korean tech company, including Quantum Dot display tech, bundled in a smart-looking and unnervingly thin chassis. Most high-end TVs offer very low input lag, and plenty more support for FreeSync and G-Sync.įor the time being, this is Samsung's definitive OLED TV.
The main thing we're looking for in the best gaming TVs, whether OLED or not, is a snappy response time. And soon enough I'm sure we'll be looking to MicroLED panels for our high-end picks, too, but they're a ways off affordable or available yet. That's why we're still recommending some other speedy TVs without OLED panels that are plenty suitable for gaming. The only thing is OLED, while getting cheaper every year, remains a premium purchase. Seriously, once you get a look at a stunning OLED, it's tough to go back to a standard LCD. Most of our top picks in this guide are OLED screens simply because these are the panels we're buying ourselves. OLED panels are starting to arrive in gaming monitors, but most of the time these are the same panels used in the best gaming TVs cut-down to size. They're often referred to as having infinite contrast ratio, and that makes them a great fit for gaming where dark and light scenes can be washed out without pricey backlighting tech on modern panels. Most high-end TVs today come with OLED panels, and these self-emitting pixels deliver exceptional contrast and color.
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