TV manufacturers often leave consumers conflicted when they announce new ranges each year. The question of how much better the best TVs can become is always at the forefront. However, the introduction of new technologies and features aimed at improving image quality can add excitement to the mix.
The Samsung S95F, the company’s flagship 4K OLED screen for 2025, is a prime example of this pursuit of perfection. Featuring the same processor as its higher-end 2025 8K TVs, the S95F also boasts Samsung’s second-generation Glare Free anti-reflection technology, promising to banish light reflections from the screen.
While the anti-glare technology on the Samsung S95F appears to work flawlessly, offering a great viewing experience in brightly lit rooms, there are still some concerns about its impact on overall picture quality. The black levels on the S95F are improved compared to its predecessor, but some reviewers find the image to be a bit flat compared to OLED TVs from other brands.
The LG G5, with its new ‘four-stack’ OLED panel promising higher brightness and improved color reproduction, is another exciting option for consumers in 2025. Despite concerns about how it handles Dolby Vision, the G5’s performance in displaying colors and details has received positive reviews.
Sony has also entered the competition with the upcoming Bravia 8 II QD-OLED TV, offering beautiful, natural-looking images and brighter levels with the addition of quantum dot technology. With new models and technologies from Samsung, LG, and Sony, 2025 is shaping up to be an exciting year for TV enthusiasts looking to invest in premium OLED screens.
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