Well, here we go, people. The 2025 TV season is upon us, and we are kicking off the reviews with the beautiful Samsung QN900F 8K, in the 75″ size.

The 75" 8K Samsung QN900C Neo-QLED TV is massive in stature, picture quality, sound quality, and design—a great addition if you can afford it.

The Samsung QN800A Neo QLED 8K TV impresses with its stunning picture quality and cutting-edge features. Its Mini LED ...

Instead, the reason to buy this TV is for its image quality. Samsung has thrown everything at building this TV — you’ll get an 8K resolution, with Mini-LED backlighting, and Samsung’s QLED tech.

Samsung’s 8K TV has all the gaming features found on its 4K models, plus a new feature exclusive to the QN900D: 4K 240Hz support. Samsung Gaming Hub offers a central spot to access cloud-based ...

W hile 8K TVs might be on their way out, Samsung's sticking to the market in force. It's set to launch not one but two 8K models within its 2025 TV lineup, with the QN990F set to be its flagship ...

Samsung 85-inch QN900D QLED 8K TV — $4,998 $7,498 33% off Samsung. The QN800D is a 2024 release, so you can purchase it knowing you’re getting Samsung’s most up-to-date technology right now.

The Samsung 65-inch QN900D Series 8K QLED is the premium TV for videophiles who want a set that can do it all. Purchase soon before the $2,000 discount disappears.

Samsung wants to release its 8K RGB microLED TV this year. The company has just revealed its flagship QN990F , an 8K NEO QLED that it calls its most advanced television to date.

The problems for Samsung’s 2023 8K TV range (the brand has long been 8K resolution’s most vocal and prolific advocate) began around the time of the IFA technology show in Berlin last September.

In fact, the 65-inch option—the smallest size Samsung offers on an 8K TV—isn't large enough. While 4K TVs have about 8 million pixels—the tiny dots that make up a set's picture—8K TVs ...