Samsung TQ65S92H 2026

Successor to the S90F, the S92H marks the arrival of Glare Free processing in Samsung’s mid-range OLED lineup, a technology previously reserved for the high-end S95 models. This 65-inch model is based on a White OLED panel with 8.3 million self-emissive pixels, paired with the NQ4 AI Gen3 processor and a refresh rate increased to 165 Hz. A technical package that redefines the positioning of this series in the 2026 catalog.

A White OLED panel with certified anti-reflective treatment

The choice of a White OLED panel, supplied by LG Display for this 65-inch format, steers image reproduction toward deep blacks and infinite contrast, intrinsic characteristics of OLED technology with self-emissive pixels. Peak brightness is around 1,100 nits on a 10% APL window and 280 nits full screen (100% APL), values lower than the 65-inch S90F, which used a brighter QD-OLED panel. The change in panel type on this screen size is a deliberate choice by Samsung: priority is given to Glare Free processing, which neutralizes ambient reflections without sacrificing black depth, including in a room lit during the day.

The “Real Black” certification awarded by VDE validates a black level less than or equal to 0.005 nit in a dark room, grayscale discrimination with an average Delta E 2000 less than or equal to 5 up to 500 lux, and a gloss index less than or equal to 15 GU. Pantone’s “Real Color” certification attests to color accuracy. On the anti-reflective processing side, the Glare Free label is validated by UL Solutions according to the unified glare rating (UGR) defined by the International Commission on Illumination (CIE).

Compared with the S90F, the color gamut is slightly less extensive (White OLED does not benefit from the quantum dots of QD-OLED), but the difference remains barely perceptible on most everyday content, series, films, or sports broadcasts.

Image processing and HDR management

The NQ4 AI Gen3 processor includes 128 Deep Learning modules that analyze each image in real time to adjust brightness, contrast, and sharpness. The learning process is entirely neural: the processor evolves its own algorithms without human intervention, based on degraded image models that it learns to reconstruct.

4K AI Upscaling Pro converts lower-definition content (DTT, compressed streaming feeds) to the panel’s native 4K, with AI-calculated detail enhancement. The Auto HDR Remastering Pro process handles SDR content to apply dynamic HDR processing, increasing brightness range and contrast scene by scene. Color Booster Pro adjusts saturation and color richness according to the displayed content.

Supported HDR formats are HDR10+, HDR10+ Adaptive (which adjusts rendering according to ambient light), HDR10+ Gaming, HDR10+ Advanced, and HLG. Dolby Vision remains absent, as on all Samsung televisions. For users whose libraries are based primarily on Dolby Vision content (Apple TV+, certain UHD Blu-ray discs), this point should be taken into account.

EyeComfort mode adapts brightness and color temperature according to the time of day, reducing the blue light emitted in the evening, once the television is connected to the internet.

Gaming: 165 Hz on four HDMI 2.1 inputs

The refresh rate rises to 165 Hz via the Motion Xcelerator function, versus 144 Hz on the S90F. All four HDMI 2.1 ports accept a 4K signal at 165 Hz, giving headroom to PC gamers equipped with recent graphics cards. ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode) automatically switches to game mode as soon as a console or PC is detected. VRR synchronizes the panel refresh rate with the source frame rate, with AMD FreeSync Premium Pro and NVIDIA G-Sync compatibility. The stated input lag is 5.8 ms.

The Game Bar provides access to gaming settings from an overlay interface, with 16/9, 21/9, and 32/9 display modes (Super Ultra Wide Game View) for PC gaming. The Mini Map Zoom function enlarges an area of the in-game map without leaving the action. Auto Game Mode with AI detects the game genre (RPG, sports, FPS) and adapts image settings accordingly. Hue Sync is still included, to control Philips Hue lighting according to the displayed content.

Audio section: 60 W in a 2.1.2 configuration

The integrated system delivers 60 W distributed across 2.1.2 channels, with a built-in subwoofer and two upward-firing channels for the vertical component of sound. Dolby Atmos support is provided wirelessly, allowing connection to a compatible audio system without a dedicated HDMI cable.

OTS (Object Tracking Sound) technology spatializes sound effects by following the movement of objects on the screen. The Q-Symphony function, when a compatible Samsung soundbar is connected (Q-Series ranges from 2020 to 2026), keeps the television’s speakers active in addition to the soundbar to widen the soundstage. AI Sound Controller Pro offers independent control of certain sound objects: it is possible to amplify the atmosphere of a stadium while reducing the volume of commentators, for example. Active Voice Amplifier Pro enhances dialogue clarity in the presence of ambient noise detected by the television’s microphone. Adaptive Sound Pro adjusts the overall rendering to the room’s acoustics.

Two Bluetooth devices can be connected simultaneously for two-person headphone listening, or to stream sound to a wireless speaker.

Tizen 2026, Vision AI Companion, and French applications

The Tizen 2026 system benefits from seven years of guaranteed updates, one of the longest commitments on the market in this segment. Security is managed by Knox, Samsung’s platform.

Vision AI Companion is the television’s intelligent assistant. It recommends content based on viewing habits, optimizes picture and sound in real time, and offers instant subtitle translation in six languages (Live Translate). Access to the LLM Copilot and Perplexity services is integrated directly from the interface.

The apps of the four French operators are preinstalled (B.TV+, Orange TV, Free TV, SFR TV), making it possible to receive the channels and services of your internet service provider without connecting an external set-top box. The app catalog includes the usual streaming platforms, AirPlay compatibility for streaming from an Apple device, and the SmartThings hub for controlling connected devices in the home. The MultiView function allows two sources to be displayed simultaneously.

The television does not include the Art Store or the autonomous generative wallpaper function, two features reserved for other Samsung ranges.

Design and dimensions

The understated and discreet Space Titan finish dresses a very slim frame. The Simple Plus Blade central stand takes up little space on a piece of furniture: 366 mm wide and 265 mm deep. Without the stand, the panel measures 1,444.3 x 831.7 x 39.9 mm and weighs 19.1 kg. With the stand, the height increases to 896.7 mm and the weight to 20.4 kg. The wall mount (VESA 300 x 200 mm) is not included, but Samsung offers an optional Slim Fit Wall Mount that keeps the panel as close to the wall as possible. There is no external One Connect box on this series: all connectivity is integrated into the chassis.

Connectivity includes four HDMI 2.1 ports (including one eARC), two USB-A ports, an Ethernet port, an optical audio output, and a CI+ 1.4 slot compatible with Fransat. Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.3 provide wireless connections. The dual DVB-T2/C/S2 tuner allows one channel to be recorded while another is being watched.

In terms of power consumption, the television is rated at 85 W in typical use, 510 W peak, and 0.50 W in standby, for an energy class E rating. The durability index is 8.2 and spare parts are available for seven years.

Technical specifications

Picture

• Display technology: OLED
• Panel: WOLED / Tandem WOLED (LG Display)
• Screen size: 65” (165 cm)
• Resolution: 4K Ultra HD (3840 × 2160)
• Processor: NQ4 AI Gen3
• Refresh rate: native 100 Hz, 165 Hz VRR
• Reflection handling: glare-free (Glare-Free)
• HDR: HDR10+, HLG (Adaptive / Gaming / Advanced)
• AI HDR optimization: Auto HDR Remastering Pro
• Upscaling: 4K AI Upscaling Pro
• Color enhancement: Color Booster Pro
• Automatic picture adjustment: AI Mode, AI Customization

Audio

• Sound output (RMS): 60 W
• Configuration: 2.1.2 channels
• Wireless Dolby Atmos
• OTS (Object Tracking Sound)
• Q-Symphony
• AI sound controller: AI Sound Controller Pro
• Active Voice Amplifier (AVA): Active Voice Amplifier Pro
• Adaptive sound: Adaptive Sound Pro
• Simultaneous Bluetooth connections: 2

Gaming

• Maximum refresh rate: 165 Hz (Motion Xcelerator)
• Gaming Hub
• ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode)
• VRR (Variable Refresh Rate)
• AMD FreeSync: FreeSync Premium Pro
• NVIDIA G-Sync
• AI Auto Game Mode
• Hue Sync
• Mini Map Zoom
• Game Bar

Smart TV and artificial intelligence

• Operating system: Tizen Smart TV
• OS updates: 7 years
• Security: Knox
• Voice assistants: Bixby, Alexa
• Vision AI Companion
• Live Translate: 6 languages
• AI Football Mode: AI Football Mode Pro
• EyeComfort Mode
• Operator apps: B.TV+, Orange TV, Free TV, SFR TV
• LLM apps: Copilot, Perplexity
• AirPlay
• SmartThings Hub
• Screen mirroring (TV ↔ mobile): bidirectional
• Multi View: up to 2 screens
• Karaoke
• Generative wallpaper: no
• Art Store: no

Connectivity

• HDMI: 4 ports (all 4K at 165 Hz)
• eARC
• USB: 2 × USB-A
• Ethernet (LAN): 1
• Optical audio output: 1
• Wi-Fi 6E
• Bluetooth 5.3
• DTT / cable antenna: 1 / 1 (Common Use for terrestrial) / 2
• Satellite antenna
• CI+ (Fransat): CI+ 1.4
• Dual tuner
• Broadcast: DVB-T2CS2 × 2

Design

• Color: Space Titan
• Stand type: Simple Plus Blade
• One Connect box: no
• VESA standard: 300 × 200 mm
• Wall mount: not included

Dimensions and weight

• Without stand (W × H × D): 1444.3 × 831.7 × 39.9 mm
• With stand (W × H × D): 1444.3 × 896.7 × 265.2 mm
• Weight without stand: 19.1 kg
• Weight with stand: 20.4 kg

Power consumption and energy

• Power supply: AC 220-240 V~ 50 / 60 Hz
• Operating power consumption: 85 W
• Maximum power consumption: 510 W
• Standby power consumption: 0.50 W
• Energy class: E
• Eco mode
• Durability index: 8.2
• Spare parts availability: 7 years

Notes

• Features identical to the 48” and 55” models.
• Differences specific to the 65” model: higher power consumption (85 W, 510 W max), energy class E, and the appearance of a durability index (8.2), absent from the specifications of smaller sizes.