Best Samsung TV deals: LED, QLED and OLED starting at $480

If you’re in the market for a new TV, Samsung is almost always one of the best TV brands to choose from. It makes a lot of quality TVs with great smart features and great image quality, and it’s currently doing so at some impressive prices. There are a lot of Samsung TV deals taking place right now, and we’ve tracked down the best. Whether you’re comparing between QLED and OLED TVs or want something that can compare with the best TVs, there’s likely a deal available for you.

Samsung CU7000 65-inch 4K Smart Tizen TV — $480, was $500

The Samsung CU7000 is a good TV for getting into the 4K game. It produces a high quality image that’s four times the resolution of Full HD, and it’s even capable of upscaling older content into 4K right as you watch in real time. It has HDR capabilities for an even better image with compatible content. It has Q-Symphony technology for a great sound experience when pairing with a Samsung soundbar. And it even has a gaming hub that will let you stream your favorite games right from the TV.

Samsung Q60C 50-inch 4K QLED Smart TV — $600, was $650

QLED picture technology uses dual LEDs and Quantum Dot color to create lifelike images and an overall immersive home theater experience. The Samsung 50-inch Q60C QLED 4K Smart TV does all of that and more, as it’s even able to upscale older content into modern 4K clarity. It has a 60Hz refresh rate that will keep the fast-paced action of video games and sports going without lag or image quality loss. This Samsung 4K TV also has Smart TV capabilities and is compatibility with multiple voice assistants. It comes with a SolarCell remote, which allows you to control all of your compatible connected devices, and recharges via solar power, ensuring you’ll never be without life in your remote.

Samsung Q70C 55-inch 4K QLED Smart TV — $900, was $1,000

The best QLED TVs produce some of the best images you’ll find in a television, and a high quality image is certainly something you can count on with the Samsung Q70C 55-inch 4K QLED Smart TV. You get 100% color volume with Quantum Dot technology so that the picture stays true and lifelike even in bright scenes. With dedicated warm and cool Dual LED backlights, everything looks great along with Quantum HDR for providing an expanded range of color and contrast. For gamers, there’s Motion Xcelerator technology to cancel out any risk of motion blur. Sound is good too with OTS Lite which virtually puts the action around you while there’s support for Q-Symphony with the relevant soundbar.

Samsung S90C 55-inch 4K OLED Smart TV — $1,600, was $1,900

The Samsung S90C is a 4K OLED TV option that has some of the features you’ll find in the best OLED TVs. OLED produces a high quality picture with bold contrast and vibrant colors, which makes this a good TV if you’re a movie lover. Samsung Gaming Hub is also a part of this TV’s offerings, which allows you to jump into a world of gaming instantly without a console. This TV also has an impressively thin design, which when combined with its 55-inch screen size makes it a good option if you’re looking for something that doesn’t take up too much space in the room.

Samsung The Frame 65-inch 4K QLED Smart TV — $1,700, was $2,000

The most unique thing about Samsung’s Frame TV is its design. It’s made to look like a piece of artwork hanging on the wall. It even has an Art Mode that displays artwork when you aren’t watching TV. You can curate your own photos and art or choose artwork from the Art Store, which has more than 1,400 new and classic works to choose from. The Frame TV comes with a slim-fit wall mount and has customizable bezels that snap onto it magnetically. One slim cable is all the TV needs, and because it’s a Smart TV, it eliminates the need for external streaming devices, as it comes with access to all of your favorite streaming services within the TV’s software.

Samsung QN90B 85-inch 4K QLED Smart Tizen TV — $2,500, was $3,300

QLED and OLED picture technologies are about as good as it gets right now so you know you’re getting an impressive 4K viewing experience. It has a quantum processor that can upscaled older content into the clarity of modern 4K, so you know you’ll always be watching your favorite movies and TV shows in as high of a quality as possible. And of course, this is a Smart TV, which means it has access to streaming services built right in, but it also has some additional smart features, such Dolby Atoms and Object Tracking Sound+. These technologies produce 3D sound that puts you in the middle of the action and makes it feel like things are really happening around you as they move across the screen.

Samsung QN800 75-inch QLED 8K Smart Tizen TV — $2,500, was $3,800

If the stunning clarity of 4K resolution isn’t high enough quality for you, perhaps the Samsung 85-inch QLED 8K Smart Tizen TV is enough to immerse you in your favorite content. With more than 33 million pixels that provide an incredible sense of depth and clarity, this TV brings four times the resolution of 4K to your home theater. It has a Neo Quantum 8K processor that elevates every image to 8K with multi-layered neural networks, and Quantum Matrix Technology presents a brilliantly intense picture powered by tin hyper-focused light cells. It has all of the great features of a Smart TV, including access to streaming services. Object Tracking Sound+ takes all of that content and presents it with dynamic sound that tracks and follows on-screen action.

Samsung The Terrace Partial Sun 55-inch 4K QLED Smart TV — $3,000, was $3,500

Samsung’s The Terrace Partial Sun 55-inch 4K QLED Smart TV delivers an exceptional QLED experience. This is a TV that’s truly made to place anywhere, including places like porches, patios, and outdoor bars. The QLED experience is enhanced with this TV to allow you to watch outdoors, even on the sunniest days. It has direct sun protection technology, an anti-glare screen, and an IP55 weather resistance rating. It produced bright, vivid picture quality with 4K resolution and more than 1,500 nits of brightness, allowing you to watch whatever you want, nearly anywhere you want.

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