Samsung EPP Discount: 65" Samsung S95B OLED 4K Smart TV (2022) + $200 Samsung Credit Expired

Good price. Hate Samsungs customer service to a point I don't think I'll buy another appliance from them.
My TV has a defect, I had to fight them for a week before they acknowledged it. This put me out of my replacement period. Back and forth for another week. They wouldn't budge on letting me return it (honestly I didn't want to return it if it could be fixed, it's a nice TV). They tried to fix it with software configs. This actually made my issues worse. Back and forth for another few days. They agree to send a tech out to fix it. Tech arrives, looks everything over, takes videos and pictures (I had also sent video and picture evidence multiple times to them as they would bounce me around from dept to dept), and agreed there was a problem and the main board would need to be replaced. He called Samsung to have the work approved and they immediately denied it and said there was nothing wrong and they wouldn't cover it. The Lady he spoke with, I could hear through the phone and she was an absolute jerk. Super rude, and the tech was perfectly professional. The tech is a third party contractor and not a Samsung employee.
Back and forth for another few days. Even the CS rep when viewing the video evidence agreed that it wasn't right. They finally "escalated" the issue and it's been sitting in limbo for over three weeks now. I have called to follow up many times and they just keep telling me it's being worked on.

Very good price but be aware of potential burn in issues.

https://www.rtings.com/tv/learn/l...te-3-month

"After two months, the two QD-OLED displays on this test (Samsung S95B OLED and the Sony A95K) are both showing signs of possible permanent image retention (burn-in), but the LG WOLED TVs like the LG C2 OLED and the LG G2 OLED are clean."

Those results are actually super concerning. Rtings last burn in test on OLEDs was on LG C7 series sets (2017 models), and they fared much better than these, and that was a much longer test.

This test included LG, which had no burn in. It pretty much guarantees someone will get burn in within 5 years, unless they are super careful. Some folks especially those that play a lot of video games with static elements or similar will likely start to see it in as little as a year.

Not trying to scare folks but it is what it is. QDOLED was not quite ready for primetime, hence these prices.