Samsung's 2026 OLED line-up is out, in three tiers: S95H, S90H and S85H. This article covers three things — which models and sizes Samsung actually released, what the official specification sheet actually says, and what you can actually buy in Hong Kong right now.
The real 2026 Samsung OLED models and sizes
These sizes come from Samsung's own official OLED category listing:
| Model | Official sizes |
|---|---|
| S95H (flagship) | 55, 65, 77, 83 inch |
| S90H (mid-range) | 42, 48, 55, 65, 77, 83 inch |
| S85H (entry) | 48, 55, 65, 77, 83 inch |
The smallest set in the range is the S90H at 42 inch, and the largest is 83 inch. If you want something small for gaming or a bedroom, note that 42 and 48 inch exist only on the S90H and S85H — the S95H starts at 55 inch, which is a detail a lot of write-ups get wrong.
One correction worth making: some articles claim Samsung released an "S99H". There is no such model. We checked Samsung's official OLED category pages in both Thailand and the United States; the OLED models listed are S85H, S90H and S95H (alongside the 2025 S85F, S90F and S95F). There is no S99 series.
S95H official specification: what the sheet actually says
Everything below is taken directly from Samsung's official S95H 65-inch specification sheet:
| Item | Official specification |
|---|---|
| Refresh rate | 165 Hz VRR (100 Hz native) |
| Motion | Motion Xcelerator 165 Hz, AI Motion Enhancer Pro |
| Processor | NQ4 AI Gen3 Processor |
| HDR | OLED HDR Pro |
| HDR10+ | Adaptive / Gaming / Advanced |
| Contrast | Self-illuminating Pixels |
| Picture | Real Depth Enhancer, Auto HDR Remastering Pro |
| Variable refresh | VRR: Yes |
| NVIDIA G-SYNC | Yes |
| AMD FreeSync | FreeSync Premium Pro |
| Platform | Tizen Smart TV (marketed as "One UI Tizen") |
| Anti-glare | Samsung's term: Glare Free with Real Black and Real Color |
The refresh rate needs stating properly. Samsung writes 165 Hz VRR with 100 Hz native — the panel is natively 100Hz and reaches 165Hz from a VRR-capable source. That is the real figure; it is not a "165Hz panel".
Gaming: all three sync standards are covered
The S95H is unusually complete on gaming support. Samsung's own marketing copy lists them together: "Motion Xcelerator 165 Hz, NVIDIA G-SYNC and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro".
- NVIDIA G-SYNC — the official spec sheet lists G-SYNC as "Yes"
- AMD FreeSync Premium Pro
- VRR variable refresh rate
- Motion Xcelerator 165 Hz
For PC players that combination genuinely matters — it does not care whether your graphics card is NVIDIA or AMD. For the rest of the range: gaming TVs.
Claims we could not source
Several claims about the 2026 Samsung OLED range are circulating online. We checked each against Samsung's official model page. None of the following appears anywhere in its 40,000-plus characters of page text:
| The claim | What we found |
|---|---|
| "QD-OLED Penta Tandem" | Neither "Penta" nor "Tandem" appears on Samsung's page |
| "five-layer blue emitting design" | Same — no official description of this |
| "S95H is 30% brighter than S95F" | The figure "30%" does not appear on Samsung's page |
| "Tizen 10" | Official wording is "Tizen Smart TV" / "One UI Tizen", no version number |
| Which model uses QD-OLED vs WOLED | Samsung uses neither term and does not publish panel type |
We do not publish claims we cannot source. If Samsung confirms any of these later, we will add them.
What you can actually buy in Hong Kong today
Whether this article is any use to you comes down to what you can buy. So, plainly:
The 2026 H-series (S95H / S90H / S85H) has not landed with us yet — all three are showing as out of stock. If you want one reserved, message us on WhatsApp and we will tell you when it arrives.
If you want to change your TV now, the 2025 F-series uses the same generation of panel, is specified very closely, and is genuinely in stock at a real price:
| Model and size | Our price |
|---|---|
| S85F 55 inch | HK$6,480 — in stock — our cheapest Samsung OLED |
| S90F 77 inch | HK$22,980 — in stock |
| S85F 77 inch | HK$29,980 — in stock |
| S90F 83 inch | HK$29,980 — in stock |
| S95F 77 inch | HK$48,980 — in stock |
| S95F 83 inch | HK$59,980 — in stock |
To see everything: OLED range. To work out whether OLED or Mini LED suits your room, read our technology comparison, or browse Mini LED and Neo QLED.
OLED or Mini LED for a Hong Kong flat?
The short version:
- OLED — self-illuminating pixels, perfect blacks, effectively infinite contrast, best in a dark room, and the widest viewing angles
- Mini LED — much higher brightness, clearer in daylight and with the lights on
Most Hong Kong living rooms have big windows and a lot of daylight, so if the TV is on during the day, Mini LED is usually the more practical choice. If you draw the curtains to watch properly, or mostly watch at night, OLED's advantages show clearly.
Going deeper: the S95H review, our S90F buyer's guide, and our CES 2026 report. Or browse 65 inch TVs.
Warranty and provenance
Our Samsung OLED stock is international version — not local Hong Kong retail stock. The warranty is provided by us.
TV warranty: free on-site inspection and repair within three years; replacement parts are quoted separately. Parts are quoted first and only fitted once you have approved the quote.
Our Kwun Tong showroom at Room 403, Block A, Chung Mei Centre holds stock only, open 11:00–19:00. Message us on WhatsApp first if you want to come and collect. Full terms are in the warranty and delivery FAQ, or reach us via contact us.
Frequently asked questions
Which OLED TVs did Samsung release in 2026?
Three: the S95H, S90H and S85H. Official sizes are 55, 65, 77 and 83 inch for the S95H; 42, 48, 55, 65, 77 and 83 inch for the S90H; and 48, 55, 65, 77 and 83 inch for the S85H.
Did Samsung release an S99H?
No. We checked Samsung's official OLED category pages in both Thailand and the United States, and the OLED models listed are S85F, S85H, S90D, S90F, S90H, S95D, S95F and S95H. There is no S99 series. The S99H circulating online has no official basis.
Is the S95H really 165Hz?
Samsung's official spec reads Refresh Rate 165 Hz VRR (100 Hz native), with Motion Technology listed as Motion Xcelerator 165 Hz. So it is a native 100Hz panel that reaches 165Hz from a VRR-capable source.
Does the 2026 Samsung OLED support G-SYNC?
The S95H official spec lists G-SYNC as "Yes", alongside AMD FreeSync Premium Pro and VRR. Samsung's own marketing copy lists Motion Xcelerator 165 Hz, NVIDIA G-SYNC and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro together.
What is "QD-OLED Penta Tandem"?
We could not find the words "Penta" or "Tandem" anywhere on Samsung's official S95H model page, across more than forty thousand characters of text, nor could we find "QD-OLED" or "WOLED". Samsung does not publish which model uses which panel type, so we will not claim it.
Can I buy a 2026 OLED in Hong Kong yet, and what does it cost?
Our 2026 S95H, S90H and S85H have not arrived yet. If you want to change your TV now, the 2025 F-series is in stock: S85F 55 inch HK$6,480, S90F 77 inch HK$22,980, S85F 77 inch HK$29,980, S90F 83 inch HK$29,980, S95F 77 inch HK$48,980 and S95F 83 inch HK$59,980.
