Tickbox tv specs update#
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Still, the QN800A does have ultra-wide viewing angle support that you don’t get on the QN700A, and that’s relatively crucial if you’re thinking about going any larger than 65-inches.

Tickbox tv specs tv#

Samsung QN800A Neo 8K QLED TV (65, 75, 85-inch): The QN800A has incredibly thin bezels, though Samsung's matrixing technology that reduces the gap between where the pixels end and bezel begins is exclusive to the company's top-of-the-line Samsung Neo QN900A TV QLED 8K TV.

We would argue that you might be better off with Samsung's The Frame at this price, but if you're after a plain and simple TV without any gimmicks, take a look at the Q50A on Samsung's website (opens in new tab). On a smaller 32-inch display like this that might not be the most noticeable issue, but it is one to be aware of. There are some downsides though, a big one being that you can only achieve an FHD image (1080p) rather than 4K. Samsung Q50A QLED HD TV 2021 (32-inch): If you're in the UK and want to experience Samsung's splendid HDR10+ format (powered by its bright QLED technology) this is an exceptionally affordable option priced at just £499. While we haven't been able to review this offering, it is new in 2021 and could be just what your home cinema needs without having to break the bank. The rest of this list highlights the latest and greatest TVs Samsung has released in 2021, though with some options costing several $1000s we know they won't suit every budget. New Samsung TVs for 2021 Samsung's Budget TVs

Tickbox tv specs update#

We'll update this page as we find out more about the pricing and release information for the rest of the sets in Samsung’s range too. The version that was released in 2020 sold for an exceptionally steep price of $156,000 (around £113,000 or AU$210,000) so expect something similar if your business is trying to budget for one of these screens.įor now, you can read more information on the new sets released in 2021, including pricing details for the 4K and 8K ranges below. We still don’t have any public info on the pricing of Samsung’s latest Micro LED display, The Wall, despite it being for sale.

Sure you’ll be paying a fair amount for the QN900 and QN800 8K QLEDs that are now shipping in the US, but their price tags match last year's sets, and so far nothing this year will be as astronomical in price as 2020's 85-inch Q950TS. Generally, Samsung’s 2021 prices have been fairly reasonable too.

Check out the best 65-inch TVs and best 75-inch TVs.

Just don’t expect any of its TVs to launch with Dolby Vision support on Samsung TVs it looks like the brand is sticking to its own HDR10+ format for now.