Manal Saleh


S95H, S90H and S85H combine OLED picture quality, gaming features and refined design with support for up to seven years of Tizen OS upgrades

Samsung Electronics Saudi Arabia presents its 2026 OLED TV lineup, bringing rich picture quality and features suited to different home viewing environments to audiences across the Kingdom. From the detail of a favourite film to the pace of live sport and gaming, the range offers three distinct choices: the flagship S95H, the performance-focused S90H with advanced picture and gaming capabilities, and the S85H as the entry point into the lineup.

At the heart of the experience are OLED’s self-emitting pixels, which control light individually to deliver deep blacks and rich contrast. This helps reveal detail in darker scenes and subtle differences in colour. On the S95H and S90H, Glare Free technology also reduces reflections from surrounding light, helping viewers stay focused on a film or match in a well-lit living room.

For gamers, the S95H and S90H support refresh rates of up to 165Hz at 4K resolution, helping fast-moving games appear smoother, while the S85H supports up to 120Hz. Achieving 4K at 165Hz requires a connected PC with a compatible graphics card and games that support these specifications. Actual performance varies according to the content and hardware used.

Samsung Vision AI technologies enhance picture and sound according to the content, helping bring out visual detail and make dialogue easier to follow alongside music and sound effects. Whether viewers are watching a film or catching up on a favourite programme, these capabilities support the everyday viewing experience. Features differ by model, and processing results depend on content, source quality and viewing conditions.

Design also shapes how each television fits into the living space. The S90H’s LaserSlim profile and minimal bezels keep attention on the picture, while the S95H introduces FloatLayer Design, using a metal frame to create a floating appearance when wall-mounted. Design and installation details vary by model and screen size.

The lineup builds on Samsung’s 20 consecutive years as the world’s leading TV brand by revenue, alongside support designed to keep the experience evolving after purchase. Eligible 2026 products support up to seven years of Tizen OS upgrades starting from 2026, allowing owners to benefit from developments in the operating system, apps and services over time, subject to regional availability and applicable service requirements.

To explore the Samsung OLED TV range and individual model features, visit Samsung Saudi Arabia.