Samsung’s 65-inch S85H OLED hits its lowest Amazon price yet
Amazon has cut Samsung’s 65-inch S85H OLED 4K TV to $1,497.99, a $500 drop that price tracker Camelcamelcamel lists as a record low.
By Poppy Nakagawa · Culture Writer
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Samsung’s 65-inch S85H OLED 4K TV is down to $1,497.99 at Amazon as of July 20, according to Mashable, putting the 2026 model $500 below its regular $1,997.99 price.
That works out to a 25% discount, and price tracker Camelcamelcamel lists it as the lowest price yet for this model. Mashable also reported that the current Amazon price is $200 lower than the deal seen during Prime Day.
What the deal covers
The discounted set is Samsung’s 65-inch S85H OLED 4K TV, described by Mashable as the entry-level version of its favorite OLED TV for 2026. The 65-inch model is the size Mashable called the sweet spot for most people.
Samsung’s S85H line is also available in sizes from 48 inches to 83 inches, and Mashable reported that each size is currently marked down at Amazon.
What buyers get
The S85H uses Samsung’s NQ4 AI Gen2 processor, which Mashable says can upscale video to 4K. The TV also has a thin glossy OLED HDR panel.
OLED TVs generally use more advanced lighting than QLED sets, which Mashable says can make images look more vibrant and detailed, particularly in dark rooms or dim movie scenes. OLED models usually cost more, which makes the current cut more notable for shoppers looking at the category.
The glossy panel comes with a trade-off. Mashable noted that it may pick up more reflections, though it can also help preserve black levels in bright rooms. The report advised buyers to think about where lights and windows sit before choosing a spot for the TV.
Features listed for the S85H
- 120Hz refresh rate
- AMD FreeSync Premium Pro
- Color Booster Pro
- AI Customization Mode
- Real Depth Enhancer
- Voice Amplifier Pro
- Motion Based Sound
Mashable’s take is that the S85H offers strong Samsung OLED picture quality for the money, especially with the current $500 discount. The offer was listed at Amazon as of July 20, but no end date was provided.
This story draws on original reporting from Mashable.