Samsung · 2026 · QD-OLED
S95H OLED
55 · 65 · 77 · 83″
55-inch
$1,900
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Model Decoder
What does that model number actually say?
The same TV can carry a different number by size, year and country. Paste one and we look for the exact model in the catalog first, then read the number part by part. Anything we cannot read is marked unknown.
Step 1
Exact match in the catalog
Step 2
Reading the number
- Panel family
- Samsung QLED or OLED panel family, North America market
- QN
- Size
- 55-inch class
- 55
- Series
- S95H series, 2026 model year
- S95H
- Version
- Production version letter
- A
- Region
- United States
- FXZA
- Brand
- Samsung
- Screen size
- 55-inch class
- Series
- S95H
- Model year
- 2026
- Region
- United States
This reading uses the maker’s usual naming pattern and can be wrong, because makers change schemes and some numbers carry retailer or factory codes. A catalog match above is exact, and a pattern reading is not.
Where to find your model number
The number on the box and the label on the back of the TV is the most reliable. Settings menus usually list it too, often under support or about this TV.
Brand and family
Letters at the start often show the brand family or the panel type.
Size
Two or three digits usually give the screen size in inches. Some makers round to a size class.
Series and year
The middle of the number names the series, and many makers put the model year in a letter or digit.
Region
The ending often marks a country or retailer variant. Two numbers can be the same TV sold in different places.