QD-OLED technology has reshaped expectations from OLED panels, offering a larger colour volume, higher brightness, and improved efficiency compared to traditional White OLED (WOLED) displays. Unlike WOLEDs that rely on a white light source with colour filters, QD-OLEDs use blue OLEDs paired with quantum dots to deliver richer, purer colours without the need for filters that absorb light. This results in vibrant visuals with better HDR performance.
Our experience with QD-OLED TVs has consistently highlighted the advantages of the technology. Not only have QD-OLED panels won numerous awards, but they have also demonstrated their ability to push the boundaries of OLED innovation. However, while WOLEDs continue to advance and improve their peak brightness levels, QD-OLED adoption in TVs has slowed down for 2025. Sony, for instance, is shifting its focus to Mini LED, leaving Samsung as the primary player in the QD-OLED TV space. Meanwhile, QD-OLEDs are gaining traction in the gaming monitor segment.
For those still interested in experiencing the best QD-OLED TVs, here are some top models available in India.
Samsung S95D 55-Inch OLED TV
Samsung has remained at the forefront of QD-OLED technology, and the S95D is the company’s latest flagship model. It brings notable improvements over its predecessor, including a new anti-glare display that helps eliminate reflections. This enhancement makes it a compelling option for bright living rooms where traditional OLED screens may struggle. With a 144Hz refresh rate, gaming performance is top-tier, and Samsung’s Neural Quantum Processor ensures high-quality upscaling for all types of content.
Sony A95L 55-Inch OLED TV
The Sony A95L could very well be the last QD-OLED TV from Sony, as the company is pivoting towards Mini LED for its flagship models. This makes the A95L a unique offering, blending QD-OLED’s inherent benefits with Sony’s acclaimed processing technology.
Powered by the Cognitive Processor XR, the A95L is fine-tuned for cinematic visuals, promising remarkable colour accuracy and motion handling. Sony’s Acoustic Surface Audio+ further elevates the experience by turning the screen into a speaker, ensuring immersive sound. With support for Dolby Vision, IMAX Enhanced, and XR Clear Image, the A95L is built to impress cinephiles and gamers alike.
Samsung S95C 55-Inch OLED TV
The Samsung S95C doesn’t feature the anti-glare coating of the S95D, it still promises excellent brightness and stunning visuals at a competitive price. Its external One Connect box helps with cable management and makes wall mounting a cleaner experience. The TV is also equipped with a 144Hz refresh rate, ensuring fluid motion for gaming and sports. With deep blacks and high peak brightness, the S95C remains a solid choice for those seeking a premium OLED experience.
Samsung S90C 55-Inch OLED TV
The Samsung S90C sits slightly below the S95C but retains the core strengths of QD-OLED technology. It offers similar picture quality, with Quantum HDR OLED ensuring bright highlights and vivid colours. The key difference is the absence of the One Connect box, making it a more traditional TV setup.
Both the S90C and S95C were available in 55-inch and 65-inch sizes, and while they may not be part of Samsung’s latest lineup, they are still fantastic choices.
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