Choosing a new Samsung TV can quickly become overwhelming. Between display technologies like Samsung QLED TV and Samsung OLED TV, cutting-edge features like the Art Mode on Samsung The Frame or 120?Hz gaming TVs, and the maze of screen sizes, it's easy to get lost. This guide is here to clear things up and help you find the perfect model to meet your needs, whether you're an avid cinephile, a hardcore gamer, or simply a lover of beautiful design.
Before diving into the catalogue, let's break down the features that truly make a difference. Here are three essential points to ensure you make the right choice.
This is the heart of the matter, the criterion that determines the entire image quality.
4K TV resolution (3840 x 2160 pixels) has become the standard, ensuring impeccable image sharpness for most content. The choice of screen size, however, will mainly depend on your viewing distance and the level of immersion you're looking for.
Forget a simple monitor: a Samsung Smart TV is a true multimedia hub. Its Tizen operating system opens the door to a myriad of streaming apps (Netflix, Disney+, etc.) and dedicated services like the Gaming Hub.
For gamers, a 120?Hz (or higher) refresh rate is non-negotiable. It guarantees flawless fluidity on next-generation consoles. Other technologies like VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) and ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode) are also included to ensure maximum responsiveness and a gaming experience without a hint of stutter.
Enough theory, let's get practical. Here are a few flagship models from the Samsung range, each tailored for a specific type of user.
Samsung The Frame is not like other televisions. When turned off, it transforms into a work of art thanks to its Art Mode and incredible anti-reflection Matte Display. With its ultra-slim design and included wall mount, it blends into your decor and looks just like a real painting.
For aesthetes and decor enthusiasts who refuse to choose between technology and design. It's the ultimate chameleon TV, blending in seamlessly without sacrificing image quality.
This 65-inch Samsung QLED TV is a versatile champion, equally at home with blockbuster movies and video games. Its Direct Full Array technology manages the backlight with great precision for deep blacks and bright whites, all orchestrated by the NQ4 AI Gen2 Processor that upscales every scene to 4K.
For demanding cinephiles and gamers who want a high-performance big screen, capable of rendering the dark scenes of a thriller as well as the frantic action of a racing game.
The TQ55S90F is where the magic of Samsung OLED meets cutting-edge technology for the ultimate visual experience. Its self-emissive pixels deliver perfect blacks and incredibly intense colours. With its 144?Hz refresh rate, it stands out as a weapon of choice for competitive gaming.
For image purists and competitive gamers who accept no compromises on either visual quality or responsiveness.
The Samsung experience doesn't stop at your living room screen. A Samsung TV is often the heart of your connected home. For perfect synergy between all your devices, from your living room to your pocket, also take a look at our selection of S21 FE mobile phones.
The lifespan of a modern television is generally estimated to be between 7 and 10 years, or about 60,000 to 100,000 hours of viewing. Of course, this longevity depends on your usage, the brightness level setting, and the ambient conditions (heat, humidity).
You can connect your Samsung Smart TV to the internet in two ways:
Absolutely. Many Samsung TV models are perfectly optimised for next-gen consoles like the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. To take full advantage of them, look for TVs equipped with HDMI 2.1 ports. They support essential features like 4K at 120?Hz, Variable Refresh Rate (VRR), and Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM), ensuring an ultra-smooth and responsive gaming experience.