Samsung Electronics announced on Friday that its 2025 organic light-emitting diode (OLED) television (TV) lineup has garnered acclaim from leading international tech media, validating its technological prowess and product quality.
This year, Samsung Electronics expanded its OLED offerings to 14 models across three series, broadening choices for OLED enthusiasts. The SF90 series stands out with a range spanning from 42 to 83 inches (approximately 106.7 cm to 210.8 cm).
TechRadar, a prominent British tech publication, lauded the SF95 model. They noted significant improvements in picture quality compared to its predecessor, which was named 2024’s TV of the Year. The review particularly highlighted the glare-free technology, praising its ability to minimize reflections even in bright environments.
Another British tech outlet, AVForums, designated it the best quantum dot (QD) OLED TV in its price range, awarding it their coveted Best Buy status.
HomeTheaterReview, a respected U.S. publication specializing in home entertainment devices, selected the SF95 as an Editor’s Choice. They described it as the brightest TV on the market, outperforming even mini-LED displays. The review commended its enhanced screen brightness, innovative artificial intelligence (AI) features, and upgraded Tizen operating system.
Samsung Electronics reported that other influential tech media, including U.S. tech review site Tom’s Guide, tech magazine Sound & Vision, AVS Forum, and British tech web publication Trusted Reviews, have also recognized the 2025 Samsung OLED as this year’s top TV, praising its exceptional performance and technological advancements.
The 2025 Samsung OLED lineup boasts several cutting-edge features. These include a glare-free function that significantly reduces light reflection, and 4K AI Upscaling Pro technology, which enhances low-resolution content to near-4K quality.
An AI Smart Home feature has been integrated, which analyzes users’ living patterns, home device status, weather conditions, and indoor temperature. This comprehensive analysis allows the TV to suggest actions tailored to the user’s lifestyle and home environment.
For example, the system might recommend activating an air purifier when indoor air quality deteriorates, or suggest closing blinds to improve air conditioning efficiency.
Additionally, a new Home Monitoring feature leverages on-device AI, utilizing the TV’s built-in sensors and camera to provide real-time home security alerts. If unusual movements are detected while the TV is off, the system sends immediate notifications to the user’s mobile device or another TV in the home.
