The S95H is the first Samsung TV to offer optional wireless video, giving you the elegant flexibility of tucking your video sources in a cabinet 30 feet away, while still retaining HDMI ports for low-input-lag gaming.
Among the new TVs Samsung is showing off at CES 2026, one of the most intriguing is a model it’s been fairly quiet about. The S95H is Samsung’s newest flagship OLED TV and the successor to last year’s excellent S95F, and it introduces some potentially game-changing new features. Despite this, it was almost hidden under the bigger, louder announcements around the company’s broad AI projects and upcoming micro-RGB TVs like the 130-inch model already announced in December.
The biggest feature that caught my eye with the S95H is its ability to optionally function wirelessly, receiving video signals from a separate Wireless One Connect box to which your Blu-ray player, set-top box, and other video source devices are connected, so all you have to worry about is a single thin power cable running to the screen. The “optionally” part is the big deal here, because wireless TVs aren’t new; Samsung has used Wireless One Connect before in models like last year’s The Frame Pro and the 8K QN990F, and LG has also offered wireless TVs, including the flagship W6 OLED it also just announced at CES. Unlike those TVs that ship with wireless boxes, the S95H will have it available as an extra purchase, while still keeping HDMI ports and other connections on the TV proper.
