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MediaMarkt celebrates its 27th anniversary with all these offers on LG, Samsung, Xiaomi and more TVs

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MediaMarkt is celebrating a new campaign, but it’s not just any one. He 27th anniversary from the store has brought numerous offers on televisions, so in this article we are going to review the best deals that can be found until next July 16, the date on which the campaign will end. First of all, we recommend taking a look at the numerous offers that the store has launched on television standssince they are accessories that generally do not drop in price, or at least not too much. LG OLED65B6ELC by 1,399 eurosan OLED TV with a free sound bar. TCL 75C8K by 1,399 eurosa QD-Mini LED TV with a 75-inch diagonal. TCL 65C6K by 569 eurosone of the brand’s televisions with the best quality-price ratio. Samsung TQ85Q6FAAUXXC by 999 eurosa simple TV, but with a diagonal of 85 inches. Xiaomi TV S Mini LED 65 2025 by 549 eurosa television with Google TV and a refresh rate of up to 144 Hz. Xiaomi TV S Mini LED 65 2025 The price could vary. We earn commission from these links LG OLED65B6ELC If you are looking for a home cinema experience, MediaMarkt has launched one of the best offers of its anniversary campaign with the LG OLED65B6ELCwhich is now priced at 1,399 euros (although the store does not offer a discount, it has dropped in price). The television incorporates a 65-inch OLED panel, reaches a refresh rate of up to 120 Hz and is compatible with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. And that’s not all. With the purchase of this television, you can get a sound bar LG S40T totally free. You just have to click on the “buy pack” button to add it to the cart. LG OLED65B6ELC + gift sound bar The price could vary. We earn commission from these links TCL 75C8K For the same price, although without a gift sound bar, we have the TCL 75C8Ka smart TV that, for 1,399 eurosincorporates a QD-Mini LED panel that has a diagonal of 75 inches. Its audio system is signed by Bang & Olufsen, it comes with Google TV operating system, its refresh rate is 144 Hz and it is compatible with Dolby Vision, HDR10+ and Dolby Atmos. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links TCL 65C6K From the same brand, but with a much lower price, we have the TCL 65C6Ka quite attractive smart TV for the 569 euros which you have right now on MediaMarkt. We are talking about a television that also incorporates a QD-Mini LED panel with a diagonal of 65 inches. It comes with Google TV, its refresh rate is 120 Hz and it is compatible with Dolby Vision, HDR10+ and Dolby Atmos. In this case, the speaker system is signed by Onkyo. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Samsung TQ85Q6FAAUXXC On the other hand, if you are looking for a huge television, be careful with this offer from MediaMarkt: the model Samsung TQ85Q6FAAUXXC has fallen to 999 euros. It is a television that in this case incorporates a QLED screen of no less than 85 inches. It also offers a 50 Hz refresh rate, is compatible with HDR10+, includes Filmmaker mode to watch movies and series and works with both Alexa like with Google Assistant. Unlike previous TVs, more than for video games, it is interesting for movies and series. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Xiaomi TV S Mini LED 65 2025 Finally, we can also find on offer the Xiaomi TV S Mini LED 65 2025a smart TV that, for 549 euroshas a 65-inch QD-Mini LED panel, reaches a refresh rate of up to 144 Hz, is compatible with Dolby Vision IQ and Dolby Atmos and comes with Google TV operating system. Xiaomi TV S Mini LED 65 2025 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 | MediaMarkt and Compradicción (header), LG, TCL, Samsung, Xiaomi 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

Samsung earns 19 times more than a year ago. Investors have reacted by sinking the stock 7%

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Samsung has announced that its operating profit soared to 89.4 trillion won (58.4 billion dollars) in the second quarter of 2026. That represents 1,810% more than what it achieved last year, that is, it multiplied by 19 the figure it achieved in the same period of 2025. The curious thing is that this achievement has not been of much use in the short term, because its shares have plummeted 6.9% according to indicate on Nikkei Asia. What has happened? A magical quarter. The operating profit for the second quarter of 2025 was just 4.7 trillion won, a very modest figure that can be explained simply: although it may seem incredible now, at that time the memory industry was going through a major crisis that would soon be completely revolutionized with the rise of AI and AI data centers. What was achieved in this second quarter of 2026 nevertheless remains colossal, and in fact Samsung has exceeded the operating profit of its last three years in a single quarter. Blessed damn memories. While users suffer one of the worst crises in history to purchase or upgrade our devicessemiconductor companies They are living a golden age. According to Citi Research, average selling prices for DRAM and NAND are up 44% and 53% respectively… this quarter alone. The demand for AI is no longer limited only to HBM modules, but also to conventional memory used in mobile phones, computers or business servers. But stocks plummet. Despite these results, the actions they fell around 7% on the South Korean stock market in the last 24 hours. Analysts in Nikkei indicated that this was a classic “sell on the news.” Investors had been anticipating these results for months, and in fact Samsung shares had already multiplied their value by five in the last year. Fall and then rise again? What has happened when this maximum was confirmed is that many of these investors have preferred to take profits before the demand for AI is not sustainable and there is an excess of supply in the memory sector. That does not seem likely in the short term, and the manufacturers themselves have already made it clear that demand It will be much higher than the supply at least until 2028. It therefore does not seem likely that Samsung shares will fall for a prolonged period, and if everything goes as it seems, it is reasonable to think that they will in fact continue to rise. Beware: this is not financial advice, it is simply what the market predicts. Market correction. Other companies in the sector also suffered significant falls. In the same session SK Hynix, its great rival, fell 6.1% after collapsing 11.2%. The KOSPI index – something like South Korea’s IBEX 35 – fell 4.9% and the impact was also felt in Japan. There Koxia fell more than 12% and SoftBank more than 4%. Backdrop. The crash comes just as SpaceX enter on the prestigious Nasdaq 100 and when the IPO of SK Hynix in the US is also imminent (scheduled for July 10). Not only that: just a week ago South Korean President Lee Jae Myung presented a public-private investment plan with Samsung and SK Hynix to expand chip manufacturing capacity in the country. Said project will theoretically have a billion dollars of funds (in Nikkei they talk about 800,000 million, the figures they dance) and can further boost the leading role of its two great bastions in the world of semiconductors. In Xataka | Samsung had been the absolute king of technology in South Korea for decades: SK Hynix has just surpassed it

“93% of all foldables that have been sold in Spain are Samsung”

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The foldable phone market is no longer at the point where Samsung had to explain why a folded screen might make sense. That phase is far away. Since that first Galaxy Fold of 2019 to the most recent generations, the category has gone from raising very basic doubts to occupying its own space within the high range. The question, now, is another: what to do with a family that has gained ground, that already has competitors looking at the same terrain and that hints that its next step may not be limited to repeating the known format. That’s where your own conversation comes in. David Alonso. The director of Mobile Experience at Samsung Electronics Iberia spoke with Xataka in Madrid after a meeting focused on the history of the brand’s folding devices. Its reading is relevant because the South Korean company is not speaking from outside the category, but from a position that it claims is dominant in the country. Samsung no longer has to prove that foldables exist, now it has to defend why they are still its territory The figure that the firm puts on the table helps to understand where it is speaking from. As Alonso defended during the meeting, with data provided by the company at the end of the first quarter of 2026, “93% of all foldables that have been sold in Spain are Samsung“It is a very high figure, but it should also be read with caution: it does not in itself describe the future of the category, but rather the starting point from which the company interprets this new phase. Having arrived earlier and, among other things, having built a recognizable family gives it an advantage. Samsung has begun to leave clues on networks about the next move of its folding family Samsung’s argument is based on a simple idea: trust was not given, it had to be built. It’s a reasonable way to count the journey. We are talking about an expensive category, with a folding screen as a differentiating element and with an initial history marked by very specific doubts. Alonso formulated it as a learning experience accumulated over seven generations. “Since then there have been seven generations, seven generations of folding, because the family has been increasing. And what have we learned during this time? Well, we have learned several things. First, that trust is earned, because in the end it is true that it was a category that has created doubts.” That tour also changed the way the foldable was presented. The first Fold clearly aimed at productivity, with a larger interior screen and a logic closer to the mobile that opens to work, read or do several tasks at the same time. Then came the Flip, that moved the axis towards another type of user: less focused on gaining screen space and more attracted to a compact, different format and more linked to social uses. This expansion of the family helps to understand why the brand is no longer talking about a single folding product, but rather about a category with different paths. There is also an economic reading behind this bet. The director of Mobile Experience at Samsung Electronics Iberia defended during the conversation that the segment of more than 1,500 euros is the one that is growing the most in the market and linked it to a greater demand from the premium user. In this vision, product quality, user experience and integrated artificial intelligence increasingly weigh in the purchasing decision. The arrival of other manufacturers changes the balance of that conversation. For Samsung, the fact that there are more competitors in folding products serves as proof that the category has a long way to go. So we could say that if more brands enter the same field, the manufacturer that arrived first no longer competes only against the user’s initial doubt, but against alternatives that try to appropriate part of the story. Alonso himself put it this way during the interview. “For us, the next milestone is to continue maintaining ourselves as a benchmark in the market. Because one thing has happened that is very important, which is that competition has arrived, which for us is very important, because when competition comes it means that there is opportunity and that we are doing something well, right? If not, we would be totally alone, which is not good.” That’s why the teasers published Now they have more weight than a simple campaign. What was seen on social networks points to an evolution of the Galaxy foldable experience and suggests that the next step may move in the field of format. All this, together with the fact that part of Samsung’s launches in recent years have been concentrated between July and August, invites us to look towards an upcoming presentation, but at the time of publishing this article there are no official announcements. Images | Xataka | Samsung In Xataka | Samsung is ahead of the presentation of the Galaxy Z Fold8 by showing the design change of the foldable. At last

A much cheaper Samsung Galaxy, the Xiaomi 17 at an all-time low price, offers on TVs and more. Hunting Bargains

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We return with a new Bargain Hunting loaded with technology offers. After Prime Day, stores have gotten to work launching very striking discounts on devices such as some of the best Samsung and Xiaomi phonesdiscounts on OLED TVs and more. In this article we are going to review the best deals that we have been finding throughout the week. Samsung Galaxy S26 by 711.55 eurosa very tight price after applying several discounts. Samsung S93F by 944.10 eurosa TV with anti-reflective coating. Ugreen FineTrack G Smart Finder by 23.66 eurosa pack with four rechargeable locators for Android. Xiaomi 17 by 799 eurosthe historical minimum price. Beurer BR 60 by 25.42 eurosa device to relieve the itch of insect bites. Ugreen FineTrack G Smart Finder (Android Only) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Samsung Galaxy S26 Through its official store, Samsung has launched one of the best offers we have seen in the Samsung Galaxy S26. The mobile phone has a direct discount, but it also has an additional discount of 50 euros if paid through PayPal or Samsung Pay and using the coupon SAMSUNG5 through the Samsung Shop app the price drops again. The offer is available in its two storage configurations: Samsung Galaxy S26 (256GB) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Samsung S93F If you are looking for a television with a good price, pay attention to the Samsung S93F. It is a model that, for 944.10 euros Instead of 1,999 euros, it incorporates a panel with OLED technology, anti-reflective treatment, 55-inch diagonal, compatibility with HDR10+ and Dolby Atmos and a refresh rate of up to 144 Hz. It is a perfect television for consuming film and series content, but also video games. Samsung S93F (55 inches) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Ugreen FineTrack G Smart Finder If you want to buy a locator for the summer holidays, here are four for you. 23.66 euros on Amazon. He Ugreen FineTrack G Smart Finder It is a pack that includes four USB-C rechargeable units with autonomy of approximately one year. They have a hole to hang them on a keychain and are only compatible with Android. There is also a very similar pack for iOS that has a price of 24.42 euros. Ugreen FineTrack G Smart Finder (Android Only) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Xiaomi 17 If you are looking for a good alternative to the Samsung mobile, PcComponentes right now has the Xiaomi 17 for a price of 799 euros instead of 1,099 euros. It is a smartphone in its 512 GB configuration that incorporates an excellent 6.3-inch OLED screen, comes with the processor Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5its silicon-carbon battery is 6,339 mAh and its cameras are signed by Leica. Xiaomi 17 (12GB, 512GB) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Beurer BR 60 Finally, now that we are in very hot seasons, it is good to have a remedy against insect stings and bites on hand. He Beurer BR60 It does not use chemicals, but works through thermotherapy. It incorporates a fast-heating ceramic plate that must be placed directly on the bite. When activated, it applies heat for a few seconds and denatures the proteins in the insect’s saliva to prevent itching and inflammation. Its price is 25.42 euros instead of 35.99 euros. 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, Ugreen, Xiaomi, Beurer In Xataka | Best mobile phones 2026. Which one to buy based on use and six recommended models In Xataka | Best televisions in quality price. Which one to buy and seven recommended 4K smart TVs

Samsung starts July with its summer sales

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Were you waiting to get a Galaxy S26? Samsung launched these phones at the beginning of 2026 and, although we have seen them on sale other times, not with discounts. Whether we didn’t get these previous offers or if we were waiting for a greater discount, a new purchase window has just opened in the official Samsung store. And for the three phones that make up this Galaxy S family. Galaxy S26 Ultra (12+256GB) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links This store has a new round of sales right now with which we can get one of these phones at a very good price. We are going to detail the complete information below, but it is worth noting that they also have a special discount on refrigerators by using the code ‘FRIO10’. Galaxy S26 We start with the most compact of the family, the Galaxy S26. It is a device that has a 6.3-inch screen with 120 Hz in a body that only weighs 167 grams. Its processor is Samsung’s Exynos 2600 and it has 12 GB of RAM, a tandem that will give us outstanding performance for years. It has a very well optimized 4,300 mAh battery, seven years of guaranteed updates and lots of AI. Now, time for the offer. Let’s break it down step by step so you can see how to get them cheaper using the model with 256 GB of storage as example: The RRP of the device is 999 euros, but right now it is reduced to 799 euros. If we use PayPal or Samsung Pay as a payment method, we will get an extra discount of 50 euros. Also, using the code ‘SAMSUNG5‘, we will receive an additional 5% discount. When you put the phone in the cart, a gift case will automatically be added to it. Finally, if we request a code from the Samsung store expert chat, we will get a gift charger. In this way, its final price is 711.55 euros (a 29% total discount). Do you prefer the model with 512 GB of storage? You can apply the same discounts and get it for 901.5 euros (its RRP is 1,199 euros). The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Galaxy S26+ If you like what the previous Samsung phone offers, but prefer it to be a little larger, then you may be more interested in the Galaxy S26+. It is a very similar device to the previous one, although with a 6.7-inch screen (and QHD+ resolution) in this case. and with a 4,900 mAh battery with 45 W fast charging. As before, we are going to break down the different discounts and promotions using the cheapest model with 256 GB of storage as an example: The RRP of the device is 1,249 euros, but right now it is available for 1,019 euros. If we use PayPal or Samsung Pay as a payment method, we will get an extra discount of 50 euros. Also, using the code ‘SAMSUNG5‘, we will receive an additional 5% discount. When you put the phone in the cart, a gift case will automatically be added to it. Finally, if we request a code from the Samsung store expert chat, we will take a charger as a gift. In this way, its final price is 920.55 euros (a 26% total discount). As with the Galaxy S26, we can buy the 512 GB version of this mobile for a little more. Specifically, for 1,091.55 euros. Galaxy S26+ (12 + 256 GB) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Galaxy S26 Ultra And we finish with the Galaxy S26 Ultraone of the best phones of 2026. This Samsung phone has a spectacular 6.9-inch screen with anti-reflective treatment, although its most notable novelty is privacy function. In addition, it has the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 under the hood (the best Android processor currently) and a very versatile camera system that achieve spectacular results in photography and video. All without forgetting its 5,000 mAh battery with 65 W fast charging. In this case it is a little different from the previous ones, since the Galaxy S26 Ultra has three different memory configurations. Let’s see how the cheapest one turns out: The RRP of the device is 1,449 euros, but with this offer it starts at 1,199 euros. If we use PayPal or Samsung Pay as a payment method, in this case we will have a discount of 100 euros. Also, using the code ‘SAMSUNG5‘, we will receive an additional 5% discount. Finally, if we request a code from the Samsung store expert chat, we will get a charger as a gift. In this way, its final price is 1,044.05 euros (a 28% total discount). With 512 GB of storage, the price at which the phone would remain is 1,196.05 euros. If you prefer the one with the most memory of all, which has 1 TB of storage, its price would remain at 1,424.05 euros. It is important to note that the latter is the only one that has 16 GB of RAM (the others have 12 GB). Galaxy S26 Ultra (12+256GB) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links What if you need a new refrigerator? As we anticipated a little above, we have a very good opportunity to renew refrigerator with the offers that Samsung has active right now. Many of their appliances have a base discount that, added to a discount code, means we have very sweet prices. We leave you three examples below. Combi refrigerator RB34C775CS9/EF: a model with 344 liters of total capacity and energy efficiency C, whose RRP is 969 euros, but is currently reduced to 678 euros. We can use the code ‘FRIO10’ and with it, its price remains at 610 eurosso it’s 37% off. Combi Refrigerator 185cm 344L Class C Inox RB34C775CS9/EF The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Combi refrigerator RB34C632DSA/EF: a refrigerator that has a … Read more

Samsung and SK Hynix have pledged $880 billion in chips and AI. It’s a South Korean survival story.

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President Lee Jae Myung has summoned the leaders of the world’s two largest memory companies, calling them “national heroes” and describing the plan as a matter of “survival.” This is not usual in political rhetoric. South Korea has presented its largest coordinated technological investment plan in history: At least 1.35 trillion won (about $880 billion) in semiconductors and AI data centers. Samsung and SK Group will build two chip factories each in the southwest of the country. And other companies, led by Naver, will build 8.4 gigawatts of data center capacity before 2029. Why is it important. South Korea produces most of the RAM and HBM on the planet. SK Hynix is ​​the main supplier of HBM chips to NVIDIA, and Samsung is the second. With Google, Amazon, Meta and Microsoft announcing more than 700 billion in capex by 2026, the memory supply chain is the bottleneck that can stop all that expansion. Apple and Microsoft have already announced price increases for their devices due to the increase in the cost of these components. In figures: 880 billion dollars in total investment, equivalent to about 5% of South Korea’s GDP in 2024. 4 new chip factories in the southwest of the country. 8.4 gigawatts of AI data center capacity by 2029. $295 billion: China’s five-year semiconductor investment plan, the benchmark South Korea has in mind. Between the lines. The plan is industrial but also has a lot of politics: Lee’s approval rating has fallen to its lowest level since he took office a year ago, pressured by the economy, the weak won and housing. Locating the factories in the southwest (far from the Seoul metropolitan area, where all advanced production is concentrated) responds to an agenda of territorial redistribution that Lee has made an electoral banner. Yes, but. The announcement did not sit well with the markets. Samsung fell about 5% on the day of the event and SK Hynix fell 1.7%. Investors have read it as a warning of possible oversupply if demand for AI chips slows before factories are operational. Added to this are the known material challenges in this sector: building state-of-the-art factories requires quantities of water, electricity and talent that the government has promised to support… but without yet detailing how. The context. This is not the first time that the Asian country has announced this type of commitment. The difference now is the urgency: the boom of AI has accelerated deadlines and the competitive framework has changed. Japan subsidizes TSMC to build on its soil, China has been closing the gap for years with state financing and the United States has committed tens of billions through the CHIPS Act. In Xataka | Who are Openchip, the Catalan company that designs RISC-V chips… and has just received 115 million from the Government Featured image | Daniel Bernard

Samsung is ahead of the presentation of the Galaxy Z Fold8 by showing the design change of the foldable. At last

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There are a few days left to see Samsung’s new folding phones, but the South Korean company has decided that the speculation is over. In a series of videos, they have begun to show what the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 will be like, but they have done so in a rather peculiar way. Instead of showing the design like others do (Google with the Pixel before presentations, for example), they have decided indirectly show the most important change of the new folding: the form factor. With phrases like “A new way” and strange videos, Samsung makes one thing clear: we must welcome passport-style foldables. As a curiosity, one of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 and the foldable iPhone It seems like they will have quite a bit in common. And I say “one of the Galaxy Fold” because everything indicates that we will have two versions: the true successor of the Galaxy Z Fold7 and the one who for a time It was known as Galaxy Fold Wide. The design change of the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Of all the videos that Samsung has shared, there are three in which this idea of ​​design change is clearly explored. From a traditional elongated format since the first Fold, it seems that we will move to a more square one both when the mobile is folded and when we unfold it. There are three videos that show this design change and they are quite revealing: There is another one cutting out a photo and another in which instead of a puzzle it is a chocolate bar. As I say, the three explore the idea that we are preparing the body for a design change, and the leaks have not been long in coming. While it is expected that there will be a Galaxy Z Fold8 with an elongated format (surnamed Ultra, perhaps), these Samsung videos seem to confirm that we will have a simply squarer Fold8. The leaks talk about a mobile phone with a 7.6-inch interior screen with a more square aspect ratio of 4:3. The external screen will be compact, with 5.5 inches and a 16:10 aspect ratio. To get an idea, the Fold7 had a 6.5-inch external screen with an 8-inch internal one with aspect ratios of 21:9 and 6:5 respectively. The translation is that the Galaxy Z Fold8 will be much more compact when closed, and when opened, it will practically be square. Very similar, as we say, to a passport. What has been leaking about the supposed iPhone Fold (or whatever it ends up being called) is very similar, with a more compact format that would share lines with Samsung’s. Obviously, neither one nor the other has been presented, so this is all speculation, but what we do know is that, in 2025, Apple chose to Samsung as the supplier of flexible OLED panels for its foldable iPhone. Thus, and as happened when the iPhone made the leap to OLED screens, there will be two competing mobile phones that will have the same screens and the changes will be calibration between one brand and another. It makes perfect sense for Samsung to take advantage of the fact that it has developed a panel with a new aspect ratio for Apple to create a third foldable (the other would be the Flip) that would mount that panel to compete, directly, against its historic great rival. In the end, it will be up to the consumer to decide whether they prefer Android or iOS, but they will have to choose two foldables with a very similar (if not identical) form factor. And it seems like a change that makes complete sense to me. ‘Passport’ foldables = the best foldables Now, this design is not new and, in fact, has been in place for years. In Spain, the book-type foldables that are most seen are those that share a form factor with Samsung’s: elongated when folded, small tablets when we open them. They are not the most comfortable to use with one hand when they are folded and we are walking down the street, really. It’s not official, but this is supposedly what the iPhone Fold will be like But then there are the Pixel Fold with an external aspect ratio of 17.4:9 or my favorite of all foldables: the Oppo Find N. The screen of the latter is 5.49 inches 18:9, and they are form factors more similar to what these two new folding devices from Samsung and Apple are estimated to have. The translation is that using a mobile phone like the Oppo Find N on the street is extremely comfortable because, in practice, It is as if it were a compact mobile. In fact, if the leak that the external screen will be 5.5 inches is true, we would be talking about diagonals that we have not usually seen for years, when the Zenfone 10 With its less than 6 inches it was considered a compact mobile. It’s already a few years old, but if you want to imagine what this new batch of foldables will more or less be like, take a look at the video we published about the Oppo Find N: That one-handed operation was the detail that we highlighted the most at the time and what represents a real change compared to the rest of the foldables on the market because we still have a large screen when opening it, but if we don’t want to do so, we have a very manageable external one in which the thumb covers the entire diagonal with ease. Now, will the market accept that design? In the case of Samsung, if the rumors are true, the consumer will have three options to choose between the Flip and the Square Fold8 and the more traditional Fold8 Ultrabut in the case of the iPhone, Apple will only have one bullet. In any case, as we have already mentioned, they are rumors (especially in the case of the … Read more

El Corte Inglés liquidates all these LG, Samsung, Philips and Sony TVs in its online outlet with very reasonable prices

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El Corte Inglés has a large assortment of refurbished televisions in your online outletwith prices that are also quite tight for what they usually cost completely new. That is why in this article we are going to take a moment to explore which are the best deals available. Samsung TQ65QN80FAUXXC by 699 eurosa 65-inch television that incorporates a miniLED panel. Philips Ambilight The One 55PUS8919 by 239 eurosa very economical television that has Ambilight technology. Sony Bravia 7 65XR70 by 699 eurosa mini LED smart TV with a 65-inch screen. LG OLED65G55LW by 1,259 eurosa TV with an OLED panel that is brand new. Philips Ambilight 55OLED819 by 499 eurosa 55-inch OLED TV that comes with Ambilight technology. Philips Ambilight 55OLED819 The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Samsung TQ65QN80FAUXXC El Corte Inglés has 699 euros (before 1,799 euros) Samsung TQ65QN80FAUXXCa TV that stands out mainly because it incorporates a 65-inch Mini LED panel. It reaches refresh rates of up to 144 Hz, is compatible with HDR10+ and with Dolby Atmos and works with both Alexa and Google Assistant. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Philips Ambilight The One 55PUS8919 If you want a much cheaper television, the model Philips Ambilight The One 55PUS8919 stays for 239 euros (before 601 euros). It is a smart TV that has the brand’s particular Ambilight technology. In addition, it incorporates a 55-inch screen and is compatible with both Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. Philips Ambilight The One 55PUS8919 The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Sony Bravia 7 65XR70 For the same price as the Samsung television, we find the model Sony Bravia 7 65XR70. Its price is 699 euros (previously 1,799 euros) and mounts a Mini LED panel with a 65-inch diagonal. It is also compatible with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos and its operating system is Google TV, so a large number of applications can be downloaded. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links LG OLED65G55LW The LG OLED65G55LW It is not the cheapest smart TV on this list, but it is the most interesting. By 1,259 euros (before 3,299 euros), we are talking about a brand new reconditioned TV. In addition, it stands out because it incorporates a 65-inch OLED panel, its refresh rate reaches 165 Hz through VRR and it is compatible with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Philips Ambilight 55OLED819 Finally, El Corte Inglés has at a very good price the Philips Ambilight 55OLED819. Right now it can be found by 499 euros (previously 1,252 euros) and stands out mainly because it incorporates a panel with OLED technology. It also comes with Ambilight, its operating system is Google TV and it is compatible with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. Philips Ambilight 55OLED819 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 | El Corte Inglés, Compradicción and Sony (header), Samsung, Philips, LG 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

There are several LG or even one of the best OLED from Samsung

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This week has started with a new MediaMarkt promo and an especially powerful one to renew television. The key to taking advantage of these offers is to register in advance at myMediaMarkt, something totally free that will only take you a couple of minutes and for which you will only have to use an email. 65″ OLED TV – Samsung TQ65S90FATXXC, OLED 4K, NQ4 AI Gen3 Processor, Full AI Smart TV, Wifi, Graphite Black The price could vary. We earn commission from these links When we log in once registered, the offers of this new promo will be applied automatically. It must be taken into account that They will only be available until next June 25 at 9 in the morning (or while supplies last). From everything we have available, we have made a selection of five TVs that we find especially interesting: Samsung S95F 65 inch by 1,444.15 eurosthe best television of 2025 at a historic low. LG 65-inch OLED65B6ELC by 1,231.65 eurosthe lowest price of this LG OLED TV. Samsung S90F 65 inch by 1,189.15 eurosa cheaper option at a new historical low. Hisense 75E7S Pro 75 inches by 721.65 euros75-inch QLED TV with native 144 Hz. Samsung QN80F 100 inch by 1,954.15 eurosa huge TV that also has its lowest price today. Samsung S95F 65 inch We start with the Samsung S95Fthe best television of last year and one of the best options within OLED TVs. It is a model that has an outstanding anti-reflective layer, a very high brightness level of 2,200 nits, compatibility with both HDR10 and HDR10+ and very good color accuracy. It’s coming out right now 1,444.15 eurospractically its historical minimum (which is 1,444 euros). 65″ OLED TV – Samsung TQ65S95FATXXC, OLED 4K, NQ4 AI Gen3 Processor, Smart TV full AI, Wifi, Graphite Black The price could vary. We earn commission from these links LG 65-inch OLED65B6ELC If we want a 65-inch OLED TV, but we have a smaller budget, then it may be a better fit for us this LG OLED65B6ELCwhich is coming out right now 1,231.65 eurosits lowest price so far. This model, which is from this same 2026, also has good image quality, a pure black color and compatibility with Dolby Atmos. 65″ OLED TV – LG OLED65B6ELC, 4K OLED, α8 AI Processor 4K Gen3, Smart TV, DVB-T2 (H.265), Black The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Samsung S90F 65 inch One last OLED option, this time somewhat cheaper than the previous two. This is Samsung’s S90F, a model that, despite being one step below the S95F, is still very interesting (and even more so, now that it costs 1,189.15 euros in its 65-inch version). Like its older brother, it also supports HDR10+ and has 144Hz, which is ideal for gaming. In addition, it also has seven years of guaranteed updates. 65″ OLED TV – Samsung TQ65S90FATXXC, OLED 4K, NQ4 AI Gen3 Processor, Full AI Smart TV, Wifi, Graphite Black The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Hisense 75E7S Pro 75 inches We leave the territory of OLED TVs and move on to a Hisense QLED such as the 75E7S Pro. It is a very interesting option for those who prioritize the size of their new television, since it is 75 inches. In addition, by using QLED technology, we can expect good color representation on the screen. It supports Dolby Vision and has native 144Hz, making it perfect for gaming too. We have it available for 721.65 euros. 75″ QLED TV – Hisense 75E7S PRO, QLED 4K, 144Hz Native, Smooth Motion AI, HDR10+Gaming, Black The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Samsung QN80F 100 inch And we close this selection of televisions with the largest of all: it is the Samsung QN80F in its 100-inch version. This model, which uses MiniLED and QLED technology, is the intermediate option within Samsung’s Neo QLED range from 2025. We can expect good image quality and a high brightness level, ideal if you are going to place it in a very bright room. comes out for 1,954.15 euros. Neo QLED TV 100″ – Samsung TQ100QN80FAUXXC, UHD 4K, NQ4 AI Gen2 Processor, Smart TV, Full AI, Gray The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Other MediaMarkt offers that may interest you In addition to these TVs above, this new MediaMarkt promo also has very interesting discounts, both on Smart TV and other products. We leave you some of them as a summary: Beko BP207C Portable Air Conditioner by 160.65 euros (instead of 249 euros) Smart TV Philips 65MLED820/12 by 398.65 euros (instead of 699 euros). Samsung QLED 4K Smart TV by 551.65 euros (instead of 1,049 euros). Dyson V8 Cyclone by 254.15 euros (instead of 399 euros). De’Longhi Magnifica Start Milk super-automatic coffee machine by 330.65 euros (instead of 549.90 euros). Cosori Dual Blaze Twinfry Chef Edition by 161.49 euros (instead of 249.99 euros). Rowenta Turbo Silence Extreme Standing Fan by 101.15 euros (instead of 149.99 euros). 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 | MediaMarkt, Xataka, Samsung, LG, Hisense In Xataka | The best TVs to play and get the most out of your PS5 or Xbox Series In Xataka | Best televisions in quality price. Which one to buy and seven recommended 4K smart TVs

Liquidation of TVs in the El Corte Inglés online outlet with all these Samsung, Sony, LG and Haier models

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El Corte Inglés has a large assortment of devices in its online outlet, and although there are fewer and fewer, we still find many refurbished televisions. That is why in this article we are going to review the best models available right now. Of course, there is only one unit of each television, so they may run out soon. Samsung TQ75QN800DTXXC by 849 eurosa 75-inch 8K resolution TV. Haier H75M95EUX M95E Series by 999 eurosa model with speakers signed by Harman Kardon. Sony Bravia 7 65XR70 by 699 eurosa television compatible with Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision. LG 65QNED86A6A by 579 eurosa 65-inch smart TV with a miniLED panel. Samsung TQ65QN90FATXXC by 799 eurosa TV with a 65-inch diagonal and miniLED panel. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Samsung TQ75QN800DTXXC He Samsung TQ75QN800DTXXC It is a television that inevitably stands out because it offers 8K resolution, but we cannot forget its other features. It is a model that, for 849 euros at the El Corte Inglés outlet, it comes with a 75-inch screen that reaches a refresh rate of up to 165 Hz. It has anti-reflective treatment and is compatible with both HDR10+ as with Dolby Atmos. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Haier H75M95EUX M95E Series El Corte Inglés also has a discount Haier H75M95EUX M95E Series for a price of 999 euros. It is a television with a QD-MiniLED panel that in this case has a diagonal of 75 inches. It offers a refresh rate of up to 144 Hz, is compatible with Dolby Vision and its speakers are signed by Harman Kardon. Haier H75M95EUX M95E Series The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Sony Bravia 7 65XR70 In the online outlet we also find the Sony Bravia 7 65XR70a smart TV that, for 699 eurosincorporates a miniLED panel. Its screen has a diagonal of 65 inches, it is compatible with both Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos and its operating system is Google TV. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links LG 65QNED86A6A If we are looking for something cheaper, the store also has the LG 65QNED86A6A for a price of 579 euros. Once again we are talking about a television with a miniLED panel and, in this case, with a 65-inch diagonal. It is compatible with Dolby Atmos and reaches a refresh rate of up to 144 Hz through VRR. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Samsung TQ65QN90FATXXC Lastly, the Samsung TQ65QN90FATXXC It is also on sale at El Corte Inglés for a price of 799 euros. This TV has a Neo QLED miniLED panel, it has anti-reflective treatment, its diagonal is 65 inches and its refresh rate reaches 165 Hz. In addition, it is compatible with both HDR10+ and Dolby Atmos. 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 | El Corte Inglés and Compradicción (header), Samsung, Haier, Sony, LG 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

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