Whether LG or Samsung, OLED or LCD - you will find your TV set in the Stiftung Warentest TV test! Pleasing: Even inexpensive TVs are among the good ones.

The S95B is a real surprise for Samsung: The new QD OLED screen technology delivers great picture quality with great colours and contrast and reaches the level of the best competitors right from the start. The power consumption is noticeably lower. The rest of the technology is typical Samsung, with decent sound, very good streaming selection and simple operation.

When buying a new television, many criteria can play a role: Size, picture quality, sound or network functions, for example. However, the price often comes first. The good news is that there are also good TVs for less than 600 euros. We are constantly updating our TV database...

... If you select the game mode Auto under Connection/Setting, the TV recognises the connected signal source, automatically switches to game mode and calls up the Gamebar. Here you can set the genre that matches the game, such as FPS or role-playing game. The GQ55 plays the game smoothly and without annoying latency, even on all four HDMI ports...

Samsung's first OLED TV sets new standards in picture quality. The Neural Quantum processor, Object Tracking Sound and the Tizen operating system are part of the lavish equipment. The Gaming Hub offers games without a download or console.

With the S95B, Samsung has succeeded in creating a strong overall package that delivers excellent picture quality thanks to self-illuminating QD OLED pixels. The higher surface brightness and the overall more constant brightness display continue to speak in favour of QLED LCDs. Like almost all OLED TVs on the market, the S95B automatically dims down the brightness when playing back still-like content...