With Samsung’s recent shift away to QLEDs from LEDs, they’ve been pumping out new TVs almost every month. Many of these new Samsung TVs offer incredible performance, while more than a few are poorly designed at best. All these mean that knowing the best Samsung TVs to buy isn’t quite so clear-cut anymore. It’s not all doom and gloom, though, because there have been some unique developments among Samsung screens since last year. Some concepts like Sero are a new look into future displays while others like Frame introduce new styles.
1. SAMSUNG Q90T Series
It has some advantages over Q80T like the ultra-viewing angle and objective tracking sound that explains the price-tag. However, there are also plenty of less-clear specifications by which Q90T rules the Samsung throne. Examples include Quantum HDR 16X and the unbeatable 240Hz native motion rate.
Features
- 4K AI upscale
- Boundless design
- ALLM and VRR
- 75” UHD QLED
- Full-Array 20X
- Integrated Alexa
- Tizen TV and OneRemote
- Ambient Mode+
- Active Voice Amplifier+
Pros
- Beautiful style
- Immersive motion and surround sound
- Authentic colors and crystal-clear pictures
- High energy efficiency
- Best for 4K gaming
Cons
- No Dolby Vision
- Android TV would have been better
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2. Samsung FRAME LS03 Series
It integrates a customizable frame with artwork in ambient mode using its built-in motion sensor to switch modes. Samsung also includes an art store so that you can buy new artworks for your frame as you like. LS03 is the Samsung TV that best exemplifies the phrase ‘making your TV into an artwork.’
Features
- OneRemote and One Connect Box
- Active Voice Amplifier
- 43” 4K UHD QLED
- Tizen TV
- 120Hz native refresh
- Built-in Alexa
Pros
- Interesting concept
- Bright and clear pictures
- Surprisingly good audio
- Undistinguishable from a wall frame
- Reasonable price
Cons
- Low storage
- Cumbersome setup and Samsung TV default
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3. SAMSUNG Q80T Series
In a way, this Samsung TV is a downgraded version of Q90T even though they both boasts ultra-viewing-angle and Objective-Tracking-Sound. It also includes integrated Alexa and an upscaled Quantum HDR 8X and Full-Array 8X.
Features
- Samsung TV
- Ambient Mode+
- AI upscale with adaptive picture
- Active Voice Amplifier+
- 4K UHD QLED
- Boundless design
- 240Hz native motion rate
Pros
- Superior surround sound quality
- Low latency and VRR
- Ideal for gamers
- Superb picture quality
Cons
- No Dolby
- Clunky Tizen TV
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4. SAMSUNG TU-8000 Series
As hard as it may seem initially, there are budget Samsung TVs, and TU-8000 is the best of them all. It uses LCD technology to deliver stunning pictures and comes with HDR10, Multi voice-control, VESA, and Alexa.
Features
- Boundless style
- ALLM and variable refresh
- AI upscale
- 43” 4K UHD
- 120fps motion
Pros
- Ultra-slim frame
- Crystal-clear pictures
- Low input lag
- Upscaling is extensive
- Combines well with games
Cons
- Heavy reflection
- No backlight on remote
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5. Samsung The Sero LS05 Series
It’s in the same series as Samsung Frame and is also a new concept design. Samsung TV has a rotating screen that allows you to view your movies and pictures in portrait. LS05 also mirrors well due to its optimization for portrait viewing.
Features
- Integrated Alexa
- 43” 4K UHD QLED
- Quantum HDR
- Ambient Mode+
- AVA and VRR
- AI upscaling
- Tizen TV
Pros
- Impressive surround sound
- Complete iOS compatibility
- Offers adaptive picture
- Easy installation
- Fantastic picture
- Interesting concept
Cons
- Pricy and heavy
- Flawed execution
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