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The five best Carrefour offers on televisions today, May 30, with models up to 98 inches

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Carrefour has launched a campaign called Stock Out where we can find a large assortment of televisions with very attractive discounts. There are some prices that should be taken into account, especially if you are looking for a good smart TV right now. Therefore, in this article we are going to review the five best offers that will be available until tomorrow May 31. LG OLED55B56LA by 779 eurosan OLED television with a 55-inch screen. Samsung TQ75QN1EFAU by 799 eurosa large smart TV with miniLED panel technology. LG 65QNED86A6A by 599 eurosanother miniLED television, but in this case with a 65-inch diagonal. LG 86NANO81A6A by 999 eurosa simple TV, but with an 86-inch screen. Hisense 98E7Q by 1,299 eurosa QLED television with a 98-inch diagonal. LG 86NANO81A6A (86 inches) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links LG OLED55B56LA If you want a television with OLED panel technology, be careful because Carrefour has this LG OLED55B56LA by 779 euros. It is a TV that incorporates a 55-inch screen and offers a refresh rate of 120 Hz (native), ideal if you have a current generation console to make the most of its features. In addition, it also supports Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos content. LG OLED55B56LA (55 inches) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Samsung TQ75QN1EFAU On the other hand, if you want a larger television, but one that also offers a good experience, Carrefour has the Samsung TQ75QN1EFAU by 799 euros. We are talking about a TV with a miniLED panel, so it is ideal for movies, series, sports and video games. Its refresh rate reaches 144 Hz (VRR), it incorporates a 75-inch screen, is compatible with HDR10+ and works with both Alexa and Google Assistant. Samsung TQ75QN1EFAU (75 inches) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links LG 65QNED86A6A Carrefour also has the LG 65QNED86A6Aa TV that, for 599 eurosincorporates a panel with miniLED technology. Its diagonal is in this case 65 inches, it reaches a refresh rate of up to 144 Hz through VRR and is compatible with Dolby Vision. LG 65QNED86A6A (65 inches) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links LG 86NANO81A6A Entering fully into very large televisions, Carrefour has the model LG 86NANO81A6A for a price of 999 euros. The most striking thing is that it incorporates an 86-inch screen, making it huge. Beyond this particularity, it is a simple model: its panel offers a 60 Hz refresh rate and comes with several modes to configure the image. LG 86NANO81A6A (86 inches) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Hisense 98E7Q Lastly, the largest TV on this list is the Hisense 98E7Qa model of no less than 98 inches that in Carrefour right now has a price of 1,299 euros. Its QLED panel offers a refresh rate of up to 144 Hz and is compatible with both Dolby Atmos, Dolby Vision and HDR10+. Hisense 98E7Q (98 inches) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Images | Carrefour and Compradicción (header), LG, Samsung, Hisense In Xataka | Best home theater projectors. Which one to buy and five recommended models from 299 to 18,000 euros In Xataka | Mega-guide to set up a home theater: projector, screen, sound system and more

up to 115 inches and the most extreme color accuracy

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Sony has been quietly developing a technology for more than two decades that now, finally, has its own name and is ready to hit the living room. The Japanese firm has just presented its Sony Bravia 9 II, with which it claims to have made the most ambitious leap in its history in LCD televisions: an RGB backlight controlled LED by LED that promises color accuracy that until now only existed in reference monitors in post-production studios. Next to nothing. According to the brand itself, this new panel is not one more evolution of the MiniLED conventional blue LED, but integrates the three RGB subpixels in each LED diode, giving you greater control over the lighting and the resulting color volume. The Bravia 9 II arrives with the flagship label and new technology under its arm, but it doesn’t do it alone. Sony has also presented the Bravia 7 II with which it shares technology of True RGB display. More than 20 years cooking an idea: True RGB The history of new technology Sony’s True RGB begins in 2004, when the brand launched the Qualia 005, the first LCD TV on the market equipped with a Triluminos panel that used red, green and blue light sources to backlight the LCD panel. Twelve years later, in 2016, the brand took a new step in that evolution with the Backlight Master Drive system that I was riding the Sony ZD9which laid the foundations for the control over backlighting that later gave rise to dimming zones as we know them today. With the arrival of Bravia 9 II, the Japanese brand closes the circle of development after more than two decades, resulting in True RGB technology, which combines the RGB backlighting that the Qualia 005 brought to the table and the zone lighting control of the ZD9. Conventional MiniLED uses white or blue LED diodes grouped into dimming zones. True RGB replaces these diodes with others made up of smaller diodes that integrate a blue, green and red LED in a single capsule that are controlled independently, so that the light that reaches the LCD panel already does so with the color it should represent. This means that the light that reaches the panel is already, from the outset, purer and more accurate in terms of color, without the need for the panel’s filters to do so much correction work. In this way, the colors obtained are more intense and saturated even when very high brightness levels are reached, at which time the MiniLED technologies conventional ones suffer to maintain color fidelity. Sony Bravia 9 II, the benchmark of the range The reference model for Sony’s True RGB technology is the Bravia 9 II, which incorporates the most advanced of this RGB MiniLED technology with the lighting system RGB Backlight Master Drive Pro which incorporates new self-developed LED drivers that, according to Sony, improve the level of backlight control. This model also includes the technologies RGB Triluminos Max and Luminance Booster Pro to increase the volume of color and a softer gradation even in rooms with a lot of ambient light, something especially relevant for living rooms with windows or a lot of artificial lighting. Sony Bravia 9 II arrives with diagonals of 65, 75, 85 and up to 115 inches, making it one of the most ambitious proposals on the market in terms of size. The bet on these large format diagonals This is not a coincidence, but rather responds to one of the great advantages of RGB MiniLED technology: offering image quality and depth of blacks close to OLEDin a screen size unattainable for this type of television. On non-115-inch models, the screen includes Immersive Black Screen Pro screen treatment, a low-reflection, anti-glare coating developed with the participation of Sony Pictures Entertainment to ensure deep blacks and visible details even in dark scenes, in any lighting conditions. That is, less glare and reflections on the screen, without affecting color fidelity. A complete family with audio included The Bravia 9 II does not arrive alone. Sony presents it together with the Bravia 7 II, in which it applies the same True RGB technology, but in sizes of 50, 55, 65, 75, 85 and 98 inches, with X-Wide Angle technology to maintain color uniformity from wide viewing angles. Both the Bravia 9II and its little sister Bravia 7 II share features aimed at home theater, such as My Cinema mode, which adjusts the image and sound to your living room and image modes calibrated for platforms such as Netflix, Prime Video and Sony Pictures Core, as well as support for Dolby Vision, IMAX Enhanced and Dolby Atmos audioDTS:X. To complete the proposal, Sony presents the Bravia Theater Trioa three-speaker system (front left, right and center) developed in direct collaboration with the sound creators at Sony Pictures Entertainment. This sound system uses 360 Spatial Sound Mapping technology to generate up to 24 virtual speakers and create an immersive soundstage from all directions. Sony has not revealed the price of its new products, but all the products presented will be able to rbe kept from May 27. In Xataka | Sony BRAVIA OLED 8 II, analysis: with this image quality it goes straight to the podium of the best televisions of 2025 Image | sony

Watching the World Cup on a TV is fine, but doing it on a projector of up to 100 inches is another experience.

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There is very little left until the soccer World Cup begins. If you want to renew your television, there are many offers in stores like MediaMarkt. But, if it happens to you like me, you bought it not too long ago and you are looking for something different, you might be interested in a projector like the Samsung The Freestyle 2nd Genwhose price has fallen in PcComponentes to 429 euros. Samsung The Freestyle 2nd Gen The price could vary. We earn commission from these links A portable and smart projector He Samsung The Freestyle 2nd Gen It is a projector that has a cylindrical format, allowing us to rotate to project image on wall or ceiling. And all this in a comfortable way. Additionally, the projector base can be connected to an external battery, which is also sold at PcComponentes by 119.09 eurosalthough through an external store. This allows you to increase autonomy, something especially useful if you are going to use the projector outside the home. By itself, the projector has an integrated battery that offers a theoretical autonomy of three hours. Its operating system is Tizenwhich allows you to download some applications through its WiFi connectivity. It supports image formats such as HDR10+ and also incorporates integrated speakers compatible with Dolby Digital Plus. But one of the big draws, especially when it comes to watching football matches in a big way, lies in the size of the image projection, which reaches up to 100 inches. In addition, it is also worth mentioning that the projector comes with a dedicated cinema mode, includes Samsung TV Plus for watching television channels and has microHDMI, WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity. ⚡ IN SUMMARY: Samsung The Freestyle 2nd Gen offer today ✅ THE BEST Your format: The base allows the projector to be rotated to project an image on a wall or ceiling. Your operating system: includes Tizen (the operating system that we see on Samsung televisions), which allows you to download some applications such as Movistar Plus. ❌ THE WORST The shine: We are talking about a projector that, despite being portable, is intended for use at home or in poorly lit environments, since it does not offer particularly high brightness to have a good experience in rooms or places with a lot of ambient light. 💡 BUY IT IF… You are looking for a projector to watch sports, movies and series or enjoy video games on a big screen without having to buy a television. Especially if you also want the projector to allow you to download applications. ⛔ DON’T BUY IT IF… You are looking for a projector to use in environments with a lot of ambient light, since for this it is necessary that the projector has good luminosity. You may also be interested Nebula Capsule 3 Mini portable projector 1080p, Wi-Fi, 200 ANSI lumens, Google TV, Netflix, Dolby Digital, 120 inch image, built-in battery, 2.5h The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Soundcore Nebula P1 Portable GTV Projector with Detachable Speakers, 650 ANSI Lumens, 1080p, 20 W Real 2.0 Sound, Dolby Audio, Automatic Adjustment, 180” Screen and Carrying Handle The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Images | Samsung In Xataka | Best televisions in quality price. Which one to buy and seven recommended 4K smart TVs In Xataka | Best sound bars in quality price. Which one to buy and seven recommended models from 140 euros

TVs have not stopped growing. LG now has a range that reaches 115 inches, although the key lies elsewhere

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If anyone had doubts about where the television market is moving, just look at the size of the models that are gaining ground in stores and in catalogs. We have been seeing inches rise relentlessly for years, and the data reinforces that impression. The size of TVs in Europe has been growing at an average rate of 1.2 inches per year. Therefore, when a brand like LG now shows a 115-inch TVwhat we see is not an isolated extravagance, but the most recent expression of a very clear trend. The South Korean brand has presented its new QNED evo Mini LED 2026 range in Europe, a family with which it wants to reinforce its presence in the high-end LCD/LED televisions. We are not talking about a single eye-catching model, but rather a line designed to cover different sizes and uses within the home. So we see a movement that does not seem to be limited to a market trend, but rather to turn it into a broader product proposition. Not everything in this range revolves around size If the size is the first thing that catches your attention, the technical sheet is what really supports the discourse of this range. According to LG, the new QNED evo Mini LED 2026 are based on Dynamic QNED Color Proin Precision Dimming Ultra technology and in the Alpha 8 Gen 3 processor to elevate color, brightness and contrast, especially on large diagonals. The underlying idea is clear: that the image does not lose strength as the panel grows. The company also adds features such as AI Super Upscaling, AI Picture Pro and Dynamic Tone Mapping Pro, while the sound is in the hands of AI Sound Pro, which promises a virtual 11.1.2 channel experience from the integrated speakers. All this technical deployment is not fully understood until we bring it down to real use. LG presents this range as a proposal designed for those who want to set up a more versatile system at home, whether to watch movies, follow sports or play games. This includes features such as VRR support up to 165 Hz on the 115-inch model, AMD FreeSync Premium, ALLM and a Motion Booster that, according to the brand, can reach 330 Hz on compatible models. On paper, these are serious credentials for anyone looking for fluidity and quick response, although the final experience will depend, as always, on how these televisions perform outside of the release. LG presents this range as a proposal designed for those who want to set up a more versatile system at home, whether to watch movies, follow sports or play games. But if we have learned anything in recent years, it is that a TV no longer plays everything on the panel. It also matters, and quite a bit, what happens when we start moving through its menus, its recommendations and its day-to-day functions. This is where webOS 26 comes in, the platform with which LG accompanies this new range and on which it mounts tools such as Voice ID to recognize profiles, AI Concierge to launch contextual suggestions and functions such as Sports Portal or Sports Alert to follow matches, schedules and results without leaving the ecosystem. Add to that multi-AI capabilities powered by Google Gemini and Microsoft Copilot. It is also convenient to place this family in its context, because here we are not facing the highest proposal in the entire catalog of the house. Within LG, the QNED evo Mini LED 2026 line is placed in the high range of LCD/LED televisions, just one step below OLED, which continues to be its great premium showcase. That nuance matters because it helps understand what the brand is trying to do with this renewal: offer an ambitious alternative for those who want large screens, advanced functions and a clearly premium profile without necessarily entering the OLED field. Furthermore, the range is not reduced to a single format, but is deployed in various models and diagonals to adapt to different living rooms. However, there is an important part of this story that remains open. LG has said that Spanish users will be able to access this range in the coming months, but for now the new QNED evo Mini LED 2026 line It does not yet appear in the LG Spain catalog. This means that we still have no official prices and no more specific commercial date for our market. What this announcement does make clear is the direction that the South Korean firm wants to take: accompany the growth of inches with a proposal loaded with technical arguments. The rest, including their real reception, will begin to be measured when these televisions can be truly purchased. Images | LG In Xataka | Blue was the problem: how PHOLED technology can end burn-in on OLED screens

Productivity science says it’s not just inches that matter

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It has happened to me and it may happen to you too: you have a monitor and you notice that it is no longer enough. You could take a leap and swap it for something a little larger, but just adding inches to the equation isn’t going to change things too much. To change our experience, we need something different, like opting for an ultrawide monitor or adding one more monitor to our setup. What is the best option for you? Both are great, but both may not suit your needs in the same way. For this reason, we are going to take a look at the advantages and disadvantages of these two configurations so that you know what to choose according to your priorities. Choosing an ultrawide monitor An ultrawide monitor is larger than a conventional one, but we cannot stop at that alone. These monitors usually have a 21:9 format, which means they are wider. This means that we have a longer horizontal space, which is a wonder for productivity. And not only that: being a single screen, there is no type of barrier or frame that cuts off the visual experiencesomething ideal for working with long lines of code or spreadsheets with countless columns. Also three windows with documents or applications open at the same time. Your entire workspace, without interruptions. And for gaming, they are the best because you have a larger field of vision and the immersion they provide is not comparable to that of a normal monitor. To this elongated screen we must add another factor, which is the curvature. There are options for flat ultrawide monitors, although if you dare to take the leap, I would recommend opting for a curved one. The reason is very easy to understand: the small curve of the monitor helps you see the entire thing at a glance. What does this imply? You don’t have to turn your headsomething you will appreciate when you finish your day. In addition, the ultrawide allows you to work centered and with a straight spine. With two monitors, your “center” will be the frames of both. Therefore, more neck movements. Another element that works in favor of the ultrawide: Fitts’ Law. This, in short, predicts that the time needed to move to a target depends on its distance and size. And how does this apply to monitors? With two of them, we will have the frames as a “barrier” separating them both. that the brain will understand as an interruption. That does not happen with the ultrawide, since the mouse and everything will move fluidly across the screen. Without constantly jumping from one monitor to another, the cognitive load is reduced and that is great for less fatigue. It is not the main reason to choose one of these monitors, but I have friends who have opted for an ultrawide because they prefer a more minimalist and tidy space. In the end, it is a continuous visual experience that you place on your desktop, which, of course, also has its downside: you need a large desktop background. I will leave for last two more cons that, without being a drama, I would value a lot before opting for this option. Since it is a screen, if one day you start the computer and the monitor does not turn on, you will be left with nothing (having two monitors clearly wins there). In addition, by having many more pixels than a traditional widescreen monitor, you are going to need a medium powerful graphics card if you don’t want your games to drop below 60 FPS. Choose two monitors The other side of the coin: two monitors, side by side. If I had to define this setting in one word, it would be versatility. To build a setup with two screens, we can go ahead and buy them both or simply purchase one and add it to the one we already have, whether identical or of a different size and characteristics. And not only that: we can also change its height as we wish or rotate one of them to make it vertical. The latter is great for reading long documents or taking a look at social networks while, at the same time, you have another horizontal screen for a normal experience. I have been working with two monitors for years and it is my choice because it offers the feeling of having two separate spaces. For example, I usually have a document open on one screen where I write and email or Slack on the other. In return, there is one thing in which the ultrawides win by a landslide: you are going to find a frame in the middle and you are going to have to move your neck more. I’m going to stop at this last point for a moment. It is very necessary that the two monitors are well placedsomething that is not as simple as it sounds. If they are identical it is easier, but it can be an odyssey as they are different sizes or manufacturers. If possible, I would pull a monitor standalthough that adds to the bill. And it is better not to skimp there, since they will have to support the weight of the monitors all the time. The good and the bad of both options, face to face ultrawide monitor two monitors THE GOOD 🟢 You work without frames in between. It is ideal for editing video (infinite timeline) or having 3 legible columns of text, and it helps you avoid straining your neck. Allows you to have two separate workspaces THE BAD 🔴 They are not for all desktops: you need a robust stand, table background and a good graphics card They involve more neck movement and there are black frames in the middle Ideal for: Have all your documents or apps on the same screen to see them at a glance More versatility: you can put one vertically (ideal for … Read more

120 inches, Google TV and speakers. Now it’s on sale at MediaMarkt

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Winter is the perfect time of year to spend afternoons at home watching series and movies. If you want to do it in a big way, like in a movie theater, MediaMarkt has a discounted device that will be very interesting for you. It is about the Xiaomi Smart Projector L1 Pro. At MediaMarkt (although also in other stores) it is discounted to 269.99 euros. Although the advantage of buying it in this store is that you get a extra discount of 27 euros if you join myMediaMarkt. Xiaomi Smart Projector L1 Pro The price could vary. We earn commission from these links A cheap projector capable of reaching up to 120 inches This Xiaomi Smart Projector L1 Pro It has a compact size and a discreet yet elegant design, so you can place it practically anywhere. One of its star features is its luminosity of 400 ISO lumensso you can use it in rooms with little ambient light. Another of the hallmarks of this Xiaomi projector is that it integrates four speakers that offer a 5W poweralthough you can enhance the sound section with a sound bar or wireless speaker. Works under the operating system Google TVso it includes Google Assistant and Google Cast, so you can send content directly from your tablet or smartphone. Last, but not least, it can be highlighted that its light source is LCD type and allows project in size from 40 to 120 inches with resolution of 1,920 x 1,080p. Some alternatives that may also interest you 30000 Lumens Projector Supported WiFi Bluetooth AMEELA The price could vary. We earn commission from these links XGIMI MoGo 2 Pro (New) 1080P Mini Portable Projector The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Images | Xiaomi In Xataka | Best home cinema projectors: which one to buy and five recommended models from 299 to 18,000 euros In Xataka | Mega-guide to set up a home theater: projector, screen, sound system and more

Carrefour is at the price of outlet this huge TV neoqled Samsung of 75 inches and comes with a gift sound bar

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Carrefour has been offering good offers on televisions for some time, one of the devices that we use the most at home when summer ends and fancy sofa plan, movie and blanket. Now, we have found this Samsung TQ75QN74FAT by 1,199 euros That, in addition, it comes with a gift sound bar, 100 euros of reimbursement and a package of content such as gift. Samsung TV 75 inches neo qled qn74f 4k The price could vary. We obtain commission for these links A large perfect TV to ride your own home cinema This Samsung TV rides a 75 -inch neoqled panel with 4K UHD resolution (of 3,840 x 2,160 pixels). It presents a 120 Hz soda rate and, in addition, it has backlight Mini-read. It is compatible with HDR10+ and has a filmMaker mode. As far as audio is concerned, its two speakers offer a 20 W RMS Power And they come with OTS Lite and Q-Symphony technology. Works under the Tizen operating system and is compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant. Regarding its connectivity section, it is very wide and comes with Four HDMI entriestwo USB-A, Digital Audio Optical Output, Bluetooth 5.3HDMI EARC, WIFI 5 and Ethernet port, in case you want to connect it to the Internet by cable. The sound bar That Carrefour gives you with this TV is the Samsung HW B650D. It is valued at 129 euros and comes with wireless subwoofer and has Bluetooth 4.2 connectivity. In addition, with the purchase of this TV, you can receive a 100 euros reimbursementin addition to free access to Samsung TV Pus and ten free movie rentals in Rakuten. Some accessories that may interest you for this TV Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K (last generation) The price could vary. We obtain commission for these links Strong SRT420 TV Box Android TV 4K The price could vary. We obtain commission for these links Some of the links of this article are affiliated and can report a benefit to Xataka. In case of non -availability, offers may vary. Images | Webedia and Samsung In Xataka | Best home film projectors. Which to buy and five recommended models from 299 to 18,000 euros In Xataka | Mega-guide to ride a home cinema: projector, screen, sound system and more

Carrefour has left this huge Samsung 4K 85 inches at outlet price

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Carrefour is one of those stores that have been surprising with very good offers on televisions for a while. Now, all Samsung firm’s teles have a 15% discount and one of the models that has caught our attention is this SAMSUNG TU85DU8005KXXCthat you can now take for 849.15 euros. SMART TV SAMSUNG TU85DU8005KXXC 85 “ * Some price may have changed from the last review A perfect TV to ride your own home cinema This TV Great Samsung is from 2024 but it is still a good purchase option today. Mount an 85 -inch LED panel with 4K resolution (3,840 x 2,160 pixels) and presents a 100 Hz soda rate. It is compatible with HDR10+ And it comes with FilmMaker mode. With regard to the audio section, its two speakers offer a 20 W RMS Power. While it is true that it is not a super powerful television in audio, you can always improve this appearance with a sound bar. Works under it Tizen operating systemso it comes with the integrated Bixby voice assistant, although it is also compatible with Alexa, as well as with Apple AirPlay. It also has specific functions for gaming and as far as connectivity is refined, it comes with Wifi 5, HDMI ARC, Bluetooth 5.2, Ethernet, three HDMI ports, two USB-A and Optical Digital Audio Audio Sald. You may also interest these accessories for this TV Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K (last generation) * Some price may have changed from the last review Samsung sound bar HW-B650D * Some price may have changed from the last review Some of the links of this article are affiliated and can report a benefit to Xataka. In case of non -availability, offers may vary. Images | Webedia and TCL In Xataka | Best televisions in quality price. Which to buy and seven recommended 4K 4K In Xataka | Better sound bars in quality Price: which to buy and seven recommended models from 140 euros

Carrefour demolishes the price of this Samsung Miniled Smart TV with 55 inches, Alexa and Dolby Atmos

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From time to time, stores like Carrefour – we also tend to see it in El Corte Inglés – they release offers that can only be accessed online, so they are not available in physical stores. This is the case of the Samsung Qn85D TV, which will be Available on offer until May 26 With two configurations that remain at a very good price: Of course, at this time, Amazon has the cheapest TV in its 55 -inch settings. It can be found in the store at a price of 669 euros. Samsung Qn85D (Neo Qled, 55 inches) * Some price may have changed from the last review A TV with Alexa, film director and neo -right screen The Samsung Qn85d It is a high -end Smart TV that stands out both for its image and sound section. Mount a very good Neoqled screen and 55 -inch miniled backting. It also offers both 4K resolution and 100 Hz soda rate, image format compatibility HDR10+ and Film Director Mode To watch movies and series. On the other hand, it also has an excellent audio section that stands out mainly for its speakers, which offer both a 40W power as compatibility with Dolby Atmos. Although this section is quite complete, the TV has Q-Symphonya Samsung technology that we also see in sound bars and that, together on both devices, can offer a more complete and more enveloping experience. And regarding connectivity and other functions, Samsung QN85D smarts comes with Alexa Integrated (Amazon’s voice assistant), his operating system is Tizen, comes with function Multi-View To divide the screen and watch two different contents at the same time (useful for, for example, watch TV while choosing a Netflix movie or series and comes equipped with Four HDMI portsa pair of USB and Wifi and Bluetooth ports, among other connectivity options. You may also interest you Samsung Sound Bar HW-S700D/ZF 2024-Ultra Slim Design, Dolby Atmos Wireless, Q-Symphony, 3.1 channels and Spacefit Sound * Some price may have changed from the last review Xiaomi TV Box S (3nd gen) – 4K Ultra HD, Powerful processor, 2GB RAM, 32GB Smart TV Box memory, Google TV, Dolby Vision, HDR10+, Dolby Atmos, DTS -X, Wireless Project, Wifi 6, Black (version is) * Some price may have changed from the last review Some of the links of this article are affiliated and can report a benefit to Xataka. In case of non -availability, offers may vary. Images | Wutichai1983 in FreepikSamsung In Xataka | Best televisions in quality price. Which to buy and seven recommended 4K 4K In Xataka | Best sound bars in quality price. Which to buy and seven recommended models from 140 euros

Mediamarkt has released one of the best offers on this Samsung TV. OLED screen, 65 inches and up to 144 Hz

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Mediamarkt has returned to launch one of the best offers in the store in the offers of the day. Those discounts that launches on Fridays last the whole weekend, so for a few days we can buy the smart TV Samsung S90D by 1,399 euros. And a lot of eye because until April 30 if we register the TV in the official Samsung store we can take a 200 euros refund. Samsung S90D (OLED, 65 inches) * Some price may have changed from the last review OLED screen, 65 inches, Alexa, Dolby Atmos … The Samsung S90D that we can find on the offer in Mediamarkt is a smart TV that, in this case, mounts a very good 65 -inch OLED screen. Of course, it offers a 4K resolution and also reaches a soda rate of up to 144 Hz. It also includes the film director that we usually see on Samsung televisions and is compatible with the format HDR. As for the audio section, we find speakers that offer a 40W RMS Audio Power to 2.1 channels. They are compatible with both Dolby Atmos As with Q-Symphony, something we can take advantage of if we have a brand sound bar that is also compatible. On the other hand, it should also be noted that Samsung’s TV integrates the voice assistant Alexaprovides in mode Multi-View to divide the screen into two sections And thus see two different contents and has four HDMI ports (4K at 144 Hz). You may also interest you Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max (last generation) | Streaming device compatible with Wi-Fi 6e and environmental background * Some price may have changed from the last review Samsung Sound Bar HW-S700D/ZF 2024-Ultra Slim Design, Dolby Atmos Wireless, Q-Symphony, 3.1 channels and Spacefit Sound * Some price may have changed from the last review Some of the links of this article are affiliated and can report a benefit to Xataka. In case of non -availability, offers may vary. Image | Samsung In Xataka | Best televisions in quality price. Which to buy and seven recommended 4K 4K In Xataka | Better sound bars in quality price (2025). Which to buy and seven recommended models from 140 euros

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