Samsung is promoting matte OLEDs in connection with Call of Duty. They have a special coating.

Calendar 9/26/2026

This article is an English translation of our original Polish review. Read the original on Wybierz.tv.

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Samsung is using its collaboration with Activision on Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 to promote this year’s OLED TVs. The company is focusing on Glare Free technology, which reduces reflections on the screen. This solution is present in three of Samsung’s 2026 OLED models.

Samsung became an official partner of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 on 17 August 2026. The partnership covers televisions, monitors, soundbars and Wi‑Fi speakers. As part of the partnership, Samsung promoted, among other things, HDR10+ GAMING, the streaming of the Call of Duty: NEXT event on the Gaming Hub and pre-release demos of the game on Odyssey monitors during Gamescom.

These Samsung OLEDs have a matt coating

The Glare Free technology is designed to limit reflections of light hitting the screen. This can be especially useful when gaming in a bright room, where light from windows or lamps can make it hard to spot details in dark scenes. In 2026 the feature was introduced on three Samsung OLED TVs: S90H, S95H and S99H. Samsung says the technology has been verified by UL against glare standards.

Advantages

Disadvantages

Perfect blacks and infinite contrast: OLED

In bright light colours lose their vividness, a characteristic of matte coatings

Very high HDR brightness, reaching 1400 nits

No TV functions, such as recording to USB or PIP

Effective matte Glare Free anti-reflective coating

No support for DTS:X

Reference-grade colour accuracy after calibration

Excellent motion handling, no motion blur

Great for gamers: 4 × HDMI 2.1, VRR, ALLM and low input lag

Game Motion Plus feature

Refresh rate up to 165 Hz

Wide viewing angles

Fast and feature-rich Tizen system

Good sound

Samsung S95H

Not yet tested by us.

Pros

Cons

Perfect blacks (OLED)

No wall mount or One Connect included

Reference HDR picture quality after calibration

Blacks can take on a cherry tint in strong light, a characteristic of QD-OLED panels

Very high brightness: over 2800 nits in HDR

No DTS:X support

Excellent colour saturation (QD-OLED)

Unusual design 😉

Excellent reflection suppression, matt finish

Very smooth motion: no smearing, up to 165 Hz refresh rate

Brilliant for gamers: 4 × HDMI 2.1, low input lag, Game Motion Plus

Fast Tizen system with 7-year support

Outstanding viewing angles

Source: Samsung

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