Samsung starts the launch of its 2025 QLED televisions and soundbars.

      The Samsung QLED TVs and soundbars showcased at CES 2025 in January are now beginning to become available for purchase. Today, Samsung has shared details regarding the pricing and availability of the QN900F 8K models (both 65- and 75-inch sizes), the QN90F and QN80F 4K QLEDs, as well as the HW-Q990F and HW-Q800F soundbars. The 85-inch QN900F and the entire QN990F 8K and QN70F 4K series will be launched at a later, unspecified date.

      **Samsung Neo QLED 4K 2025 TVs**

      The flagship model most consumers are likely to be interested in is the QN90F, the successor to last year’s QN90D. This model features Samsung’s Glare-Free technology, which has been integrated into more of their TVs since its introduction with the S95D QD-OLED TV. It is equipped with the NQ4 AI Gen3 processor, capable of upscaling sub-4K resolution content, and utilizes Neo Quantum HDR+ to enhance brightness. Motion is managed by Motion Xcelerator 165Hz.

      The QN90F comes in a wide variety of sizes, although the 115-inch model will not be released until later in the year.

      - 115-inch QN90F: Coming later in 2025

      - 98-inch QN90F: $14,999

      - 85-inch QN90F: $4,499

      - 75-inch QN90F: $3,299

      - 65-inch QN90F: $2,699

      - 55-inch QN90F: $1,999

      - 50-inch QN90F: $1,499

      - 43-inch QN90F: $1,399

      Alongside the QN90F is the QN80F, which uses the NQ4 AI Gen2 processor (in contrast to the Gen3 of the QN90F) and features 4K AI Upscaling and Motion Accelerator 144Hz. The QN80F will also offer a larger screen size later in the year.

      - 100-inch QN80F: Coming later in 2025

      - 85-inch QN80F: $3,499

      - 75-inch QN80F: $2,299

      - 65-inch QN80F: $1,799

      - 55-inch QN80F: $1,299

      The pricing and availability details for the QN70F will be shared at a future date.

      **Samsung Neo QLED 8K 2025 TVs**

      Samsung stands out as the only manufacturer currently planning to launch new 8K TVs in 2025, with the top model being the QN990F series. This series utilizes the company’s most advanced NQ8 AI Gen3 processor, featuring 8K AI Upscaling Pro to enhance any content to 8K (noting the limited availability of native 8K content, other than a few YouTube videos). The QN990F also includes Samsung’s Glare-Free technology. Additionally, the new Wireless One Connect Box allows for a cable-free connection up to 30 feet (the power cord will still need to be plugged in, of course).

      The QN990F features Motion Xcelerator 240Hz for smoother motion during sports and games, and AI Motion Enhancer Pro to refine elements such as moving text. It supports Dolby Atmos sound, while Object Tracking Sound Pro uses AI algorithms for spatial audio from the TV’s speakers. Upon release, the QN990F will be available in four sizes ranging from 65 to 98 inches.

      - 98-inch QN990F: $39,999

      - 85-inch QN990F: $8,499

      - 75-inch QN990F: $6,499

      - 65-inch QN990F: $5,499

      Currently available is the QN900F, which also upscales content to 8K through Samsung’s 8K AI Upscaling and features Glare-Free technology along with a metal frame. It employs Motion Xcelerator 165Hz for motion handling and Object Tracking Sound+ with Dolby Atmos for enhanced audio.

      - 85-inch QN900F: $5,499 (available soon)

      - 75-inch QN900F: $4,299

      - 65-inch QN900F: $3,299

      **Samsung 2025 Q-Series Soundbars**

      In addition to the QLED news, Samsung has unveiled two Dolby Atmos soundbars: the HW-Q990F and HW-Q800F. For the past few years, Samsung has been