Samsung JS95xx (2015) Series

durability, price, remote control, usability, glare

reliability

67% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

73% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

0% of the reviews on Amazon.ca give this product a positive rating.

Spectacular, next-generation picture quality ; Good Smart TV system ; Future-proof connections and processing

It's prohibitively expensive ; Traces of blooming around bright objects ; Crosstalk with 3D

Incredible HDR picture quality ; Tizen OS is slick and helpful ; Upgradable connectivity and processors

It's not cheap ; Native UHD and especially HDR content in short supply ; The curve won't suit everyone

Lavishly detailed ; Solid, neutral colours ; Good depth ; Strong contrast ; Clear sound ; Future-proofed ; Easy to use

Bezel can be distracting

Another showstopper from Samsung. Believe it or not, this pricey telly is worth every penny

Ground breaking picture quality ; Tizen interface is effective ; Feature-rich smart TV platform ; Upgradable connectivity

It's very expensive ; No native HDR content ; Limited native 4K content ; Curved screen is divisive

With its high dynamic range (HDR) compatibility and native 4K resolution the UE65JS9500 is almost too futuristic for its own good given the current shortage of native HDR and 4K content. But it's also so damn brilliant that we'd recommend you save up...

Stunning picture ; Measurable improvements ; Ultra-slim bezel ; Tizen-developed Smart OS

Refresh rate ; Going to be expensive

Samsung's first SUHD TV is wildly impressive and even has the numbers to support it. In spite of that fact though there are still too many unknowns (ahem, price) to guarantee that it's worth its inevitably expensive price tag.

Uniquely future-proof ; Stunningly bright images ; Currently unique HDR feature

Curve won’t suit all ; It’s pretty expensive ; Onscreen reflections

SUHD technology delivers 4K pictures of extreme brightness and colour, ideally suited to the upcoming HDR era; smart system works well once you get used to it too; easily upgraded to support future formats and connections

Expensive for an LCD TV; curved screen could be divisive - certainly its reflectivity could be an issue with light sources directly opposite; occasional light bloom around very bright objects (has the potential to be exaggerated by certain HDR sources)

While the Samsung UE65JS9500 isn't quite perfect, if you can install it so that you're not too affected by its reflection issues then its picture strengths far outweigh its flaws.

Dazzling HDR pictures; non-HDR content also impresses; improved Smart engine; external connections box; premium build

It’s very expensive; curved design is divisive; no native HDR content yet, not much 4K either

The Samsung UNJS9500 series produces one of the best pictures of any LED LCD we've tested, with excellent contrast, deep black levels and superb color and video processing. It can get brighter than OLED TVs. The redesigned Smart TV system and remote...

The ultra-expensive JS9500 costs around the same as OLED TVs that deliver overall better image quality. Unlike OLED, its picture suffers when seen from off-angle, and blooming is visible in some scenes. It's only available with a curved screen.

Despite being an excellent example of LCD TV state of the art, Samsung's high-end JS9500 loses the picture quality battle against OLED TVs.