Up to 240 Hz and more shine than ever to assault the high range

The TVs proposed by Samsung for 2025 They just arrived in Spain. At the beginning of last January, during the last edition of the CES that was held in Las Vegas (USA), We were able to flirt with some of its characteristicsbut at that time this South Korean company had not yet revealed information about its new televisions. Now we have it.

In this article we will investigate five of the most interesting models of the porpholio of this manufacturer by 2025: the new Samsung’s flagship television, its two most sophisticated Neo Qled 8k models, and, finally, the two most ambitious Neo Qled 4k televisions of the catalog of this brand. They all land with a artificial intelligence (AI) more refined than the one implemented in last year’s models, but this is not all they propose. They arrive with more novelties, and they are juicy.

Samsung Oled, Neo Qled 8k and Neo Qled 4K: Technical Specifications

The OLED S95F collects the witness of one of the best televisions of 2024

In my opinion, the television with an organic panel that Samsung proposed in 2024, the OLED S95Dit is a jewel for its image quality. The model that you can see except for these lines is its successor, the new OLED S95F, and arrives with two important novelties: A new matrix QD-OED capable of delivering shine peaks close to 4,000 nits in a minimum panel portion, and almost 2,000 nits in a 10%window; and also with new image processing algorithms and sound through AI.

There is a small advance: in a few weeks we can analyze it thoroughly, and, of course, we will explain if the OLED S95F model is really better than its predecessor. An interesting benefit of his panel that is worth not overlooking the players is that he can work at 165 Hz. And in what refers to HDR there is nothing new: Processes Content HDR10+, HDR10 and HLGbut not Dolby Vision. And keep the four entries HDMI 2.1 of rigor.

The expected 5 HDMI 2.1 entries are already here (although only in the flagship model)

We are now with Samsung’s flagship television by 2025, the Neo QLED QN990F 8K. This model with LCD panel is incorporated, on paper, mini-LED backlighting and the most advanced image processing this televisions manufacturer currently. In fact, its NQ8 AI Gen3 processor is largely responsible for these improvements.

However, it has something more curious: it incorporates five HDMI inputs 2.1. There are probably few users to take advantage of them, but players who have several consoles and a PC They can take advantage of them. What I miss one more year, especially on the most expensive TV in Samsung, is the ability to reproduce content Dolby Vision.

We are going with Samsung’s second most ambitious television: the neo QLED QN900F 8K model. Unlike the previous one, which can work at a maximum refreshment frequency of 240 Hz to 4K UHD, it reaches “only” at 165 Hz. Another difference that we are in mind is that its processor is a little less ambitious (it is the NQ8 AI Gen2), and its sound is slightly less advanced. Nor does it have the five HDMI 2.1 inputs, although it maintains four of rigor. Of course, his wireless connectivity is identical to that of his older brother: he proposes us Wi-Fi 6e and Bluetooth 5.3.

We now go to the Neo Qled TVs with 4K UHD panel. The QN90F is committed to an LCD matrix goes with a 120 Hz native soda that can accelerate up to 165 Hz with the games. Not bad at all. On the other hand, Its mini-led backlighting is the most advanced That Samsung proposes on a 4K UHD TV, and its image and sound processor, the NQ4 AI Gen3 chip, is related to that of the much more ambitious neo qled qn990f 8k. In addition, as expected, it has four HDMI 2.1 entries and a sound that, on paper, looks really good. In fact, its specifications are similar to those of the much more expensive neo qled qn900f 8k.

The last television on which we are going to investigate is the Neo QLED QN80F. His panel works at 50 Hz, so it is evident that it is less ambitious than the QN90F model, although it is also cheaper. The image and sound processing is responsible for a GEN2, and has a more modest audio than the QN90F, as expected. Even so, the four HDMI inputs that propose to implement allm and VRR technologies, so it is an interesting television to play if our budget is adjusted and do not want to assume great sacrifices. At least this is what we can see without having had the opportunity to try it thoroughly.

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