Samsung Q95T

Also one of the major factor is how much light enters your room. If you have windows then don’t go for it as its like hanging a mirror as reflection handling is nonexistent. Ultimately i replaced it with Samsung Q95T as it has superior reflection handling and brightness.

I went from 15 years of using projectors to a Samsung Q95T 85" TV. I've sold the TV a month later and went back to projectors. The TV looked small, you get screen glare, you get to deal with the whole "panel lottery" and dirty screen effect (DSE) issues (mine was horrible), it's a backlit display (which feels like it's burning your retinas after being used to a projector image for years), you see cables, etc... During daytime you will sacrifice a lot of black levels and contrast if you have ambient light, but if you watch mostly in the evenings you won't have any issues.

This is the reason i went back to projectors. Bought a Samsung Q95T (6k retail price when it was released, supposedly Samsungs top line 4K model) and had terrible DSE effect. When i called Samsung and complained that this is not acceptable for a 6k TV and i want to return it, they hung up the phone on me. Sold it online in the end (and will never in my life buy another Samsung product).

I got the Samsung Q95T a couple of months ago for the PS5. LG CX is the better TV, but I didn't get it because I was afraid of OLED burn-in. Also, you can look into Sony TVs. Please check up properly though, because even though the X900H/X950H I think is highly praised, it's having software issues in that it's not getting the support that's needed for next-gen consoles(like VRR, 4K@120Hz support etc).