Samsung Q950T (2020) Series

Extraordinary upscaler ; Bright, detailed images ; Impressive design

Expensive by any measure ; No Dolby Vision ; Little 8K content out there

While the lack of 8K content stings, and its lack of affordability is a high barrier to entry, the Samsung Q950TS 8K QLED TV is both a demonstration of what our future viewing might look like, and a shining example of just how good a TV can make 4K...

Endlessly watchable images ; Superlative upscaling of 4K material ; Incredible HDR and contrast ; Remarkable feat of design

Frighteningly expensive ; Sounds unyieldingly hard and thin

The Samsung Q950TS may be damn expensive, but you can see why in every frame. It elevates 4K footage to a new level, and offers simply incredible HDR performance.

Brilliantly sharp, detailed 4K ; Bright, punchy and vibrant ; Near-flawless feature set

No Dolby Vision ; Local dimming peculiarities ; Only one HDMI 2.1 socket

If you’re determined to take the 8K plunge now, the Q950TS is the TV to buy

Nearly bezel-less design Innovative speaker system AI 8K Quantum Processor

Object Tracking Sound isn’t Atmos Health app raises privacy concerns No Dolby Vision support

There's a lot to admire about the Samsung Q950TS. It's an 8K QLED with high peak brightness, great contrast, good color saturation and a nearly invisible bezel. The innovative speaker system seems like a big upgrade compared to the 10W speakers on...

Impressive picture quality ; State-of-the-art image processing ; Superior sonic performance ; Sophisticated smart platform ; Incredibly low input lag ; Attractive design

No Dolby Vision or Atmos support ; It's rather expensive ; Lack of native 8K content

Even wondered if an 8K TV is worth the investment? Samsung's 2020 flagship is amazing enough to make you stand up and take notice.

Superb upscaler of 4K content ; Bright, detailed, high-contrast pictures ; Brilliantly minimal design ; Big, open sound

Dizzyingly expensive ; No Dolby Vision ; Hard, thin sound

Hmm, £8K for 8K with no native content and questionable sound… but no other 75in TV looks quite so elegant

High brightness great for HDR and bright room viewing ; Wide viewing angles make for a good family TV ; Good gaming performance thanks to low input lag and FreeSync ; Gorgeous, OLED-like design ; New audio features like OTS+ and AVA actually work

Still one HDMI 2.1 port ; No Dolby Vision support ; Pricey

The Samsung Q950T has a sleek design with an almost invisible frame, and the picture quality looks very nice, especially with 8K video which is this TV's ace up its sleeve.

Samsung does not have as superior contrast as one might expect. We also lack support for the Dolby Vision HDR format.

Samsung’s flagship Q950TS is a real treat when it comes to TV design. Squeezing so much potent technique into a sleek, frameless TV looks like a pure engineering feat! The Q950TS also delivers the goods when it comes to image quality, with a...