For the year 2025, Samsung has introduced an impressive lineup of five new television ranges, including two featuring stunning 8K resolutions. These new models boast sizes of up to 115 inches and promise to deliver enhanced picture quality that is sure to elevate your viewing experience. The new ranges comprise the flagship QN990F 8K, the more budget-friendly QN900F 8K, and three 4K TV ranges: QN90F, QN80F, and QN70F.
Samsung's new TV ranges will incorporate cutting-edge Vision AI features, which aim to enhance processing power and user interaction. These features include real-time translations, click-to-search functionality, and motion control compatibility with a Galaxy Watch. Notably, the three QN9xx models will also include Samsung's glare-free technology, similar to what is utilized in the acclaimed S95 OLED TVs.
Leading the charge in Samsung's 2025 lineup is the impressive 98-inch QN990F 8K TV, priced at a staggering $40,000. For comparison, a 115-inch TCL TV, while only offering 4K resolution, is priced at $20,000, making Samsung's offering a significant investment. The QN990F series will feature 8K upscaling, Motion Xcelerator 240Hz processing, a Wireless One Connect Box, and dedicated top speakers for an immersive Dolby Atmos experience. The step-down QN900F 8K model will feature a sleek metal frame design, Motion Xcelerator 165Hz, and object tracking sound technology for dynamic audio that follows on-screen action.
In addition to its flagship 8K offerings, Samsung is also launching three new ranges of 4K QLEDs for 2025, utilizing Quantum Matrix Mini LEDs for superior brightness and color accuracy. The flagship QN90F series will feature the advanced NQ4 AI Gen3 processor and Motion Xcelerator 165Hz for smooth motion during fast-paced content. Meanwhile, the QN80F and QN70F models will utilize the NQ4 AI Gen2 processor and include the Motion Xcelerator 144Hz feature, ensuring a tear-free gaming experience.
Just two years ago, Samsung held the title for the largest TVs on the market at 98 inches, but it has since been outpaced by Chinese competitors like Hisense and TCL. To reclaim its position, Samsung is set to release the 100-inch QN80F and the 115-inch QN90F models later this year, both offering 4K resolution with pricing details yet to be announced. It is worth noting that Samsung has not introduced any new 8K TVs in these larger sizes.
All new Samsung TVs are currently available, except for the QN70F, which will be released later on. Below is a summary of the sizes and pricing for each model:
QN990F 8K TV 98-inch QN990F: $40,000 85-inch QN990F: $8,500 75-inch QN990F: $6,500 65-inch QN990F: $5,500 QN900F 8K TV 85-inch QN900F: $5,500 75-inch QN900F: $4,300 65-inch QN900F: $3,300 QN90F 4K TV 98-inch QN90F: $15,000 85-inch QN90F: $4,500 75-inch QN90F: $3,300 65-inch QN90F: $2,700 55-inch QN90F: $2,000 50-inch QN90F: $1,500 43-inch QN90F: $1,400Stay tuned for more updates on Samsung's innovative TV technology as these new models become available in the market.
