Well , the Mini-LED performs really well in a way it is much better than typical LCD and IPS monitors .

But on the standard of being a Samsung's 4k flagship , especially if you have seen the previous Q90R  , they have much less blooming and deeper black than the QN90A .
Q90R can probably fool me as an OLED in a dimly lit room [not pitch black].

The CX is a very versatile TV  , Q95T is great performer in a bright room.
What we look for in HDR isn't just the brightness , we are looking the "Impact " , or the "Oomph" that convey realism in the picture .

As the title indicates , High Dynamic Range is measured from the deepest black to the brightest peak a screen can display .
Therefore , the contrast of the screen should also give you an idea how a TV will perform .
Q95T : 0.025 ~ 1500 cd/m2 = approx. 15000 : 1 contrast rating
CX : 0 [True black]  ~ 700 cd/m2 = approx. 1000000 : 1 contrast rating , potentially infinite in a dark room .
Due to the nature of human eyes , we see more details in the darker side than in the brighter spectrum .
Therefore in terms of sheer HDR impact CX will almost always be the winner , the dimmer your room environment is .

But if you got a lit-up room particularly one with sunlight breach , the Q95T will serve you better .

Hi, where to get above offer ya?

damn.im regretting my choice to buy q80b earlier this year

now EPP price by samsung do damn tempting .

65 inch s95b with voucher new user with free watch 4 40mm  at 8.9k   

if you can afford it.... go for S95B, QD-OLED is superior in many ways comapred to traditional WRGD OLED

and its the only option available for us now since Sony Msia seems to have no plans to release A95K here...

May be someone asked before.

What do you see when you put a REMUX movie or streaming material with Dolby Vision on to Sammy QN95C or Sammy OLED.

See green (no support) or

HDR/HDR10 like....
HDR10+ like....
SDR like....
Shit like....

Reason I am asking because no Dolby Vision capable to Sammy TV is holding me back from purchasing the TV .