The Samsung R95H is Samsung's top model in its new line of Micro RGB TVs, available in 65, 75, and 85-inch sizes. This TV marks Samsung's first attempt at producing RGB (Red, Green, Blue) technology TVs, which aim to deliver more accurate and vibrant colors than traditional LED TVs. While the R95H offers impressive picture quality with rich colors, strong contrast, and detailed visuals, it still lags slightly behind OLED TVs in producing deep black levels. The TV can become overly bright in certain modes, and it may show a blooming effect—where light appears to spread from bright areas—during very dark scenes. Sound quality on the R95H is generally good, with clear dialogue, strong bass, and decent mid-range tones. The surround effect is present, but the soundstage could be wider for a more immersive experience. For a more cinematic feel, users are advised to pair the TV with a soundbar or external speakers. Despite these minor drawbacks, the audio performance is considered reliable for a high-end TV. As one of the best gaming TVs on the market, the R95H features four fully-specced HDMI 2.1 ports and an input lag of just 11.7ms, ensuring smooth performance for gamers. It also supports a range of cloud gaming platforms and includes Samsung's Gaming Hub for easy access to games and apps. While the dedicated Game picture mode could be more precise, it remains a strong option for gaming enthusiasts. The R95H runs on Samsung's Tizen smart TV platform, which offers access to popular streaming apps and AI-powered tools for enhancing picture, sound, and overall user experience. Its interface is well-organized and user-friendly, though some users may find the autoplay of Samsung TV Plus and large banner ads on the home screen to be a bit intrusive. Priced at $2,799 for the 65-inch model, the R95H sits in the same price range as flagship OLED TVs. Since its July 2026 launch, prices have dropped in the US and UK, making it now cheaper than Sony’s Bravia 9 II, a competing RGB TV. Positioned above the Samsung R85H, the R95H includes advanced features such as HDR10+, HDR10, HLG, and Dolby Atmos support, along with a high refresh rate of up to 165Hz. It also supports ATSC 3.0 in the US for next-generation broadcasting. A note from the review mentions that the TV may appear to have a red tint in some images, but this is due to the camera's reaction to the anti-glare screen and is not noticeable when watching content on the TV itself.