Samsung has already launched the majority of its new televisions for 2020. This means the market has new QLED sets, both in Ultra HD 4K and 8K resolution, and a new addition to Samsung's Lifestyle lineup of design-focused T.V.s.
Although the manufacturing has been disturbed due to the current coronavirus pandemic, it's possible several models could land on best T.V. list. Not all the models will be available, and many may have limited stock.
Here's everything you need to know about Samsung's 2020 T.V. lineup.
MICRO LED TV
The wall giant MicroLED TV, which stretches from floor to the ceiling is arguably the most significant innovation by Samsung. In terms of color quality, HDR performance and black levels, the technology promises to offer impressive results and will be a true competitor to OLED.
Q800T 8K QLED TVs
When it comes to 8K QLED sets, Samsung's announced lineup is the largest in the industry by far. In the U.S., Samsung will be offering the Q800T, the Q900TS, and the Q950TS, which split the 8K QLED line into the mainstream, mid-tier and premium model lines, respectively. It may sound a little crazy that 8K T.V.s are "mainstream" at this point, Samsung is positioning the 8K QLED sets as the new premium flagship models, and offer at sizes and prices that are far more understandable than any other manufacturer has offered.
From 65 inches to 82 inches, Q800T OLED 8K T.V. is the most affordable of the U.S. series. Every feature presented on 8K sets is accessible on the Q800T, from high-powered Quantum Processor 2.0 8K with DLSR upscaling FALD backlight and Samsung's Tracking Sound.
MODEL NUMBER
SCREEN SIZE
MRSP
QN65Q800TAFXZA
65 INCHES
$3,199
QN75Q800TAFXZA
75 inches
$4,499
QN82Q800TAFXZA
82 inches
$5,999
Q900TS 8K QLED TVs
The Samsung premium QLED gives all the features that are seen on the less-expensive Q800T. With more dimming zones and better HDR, quality and support add impressive results.
MODEL NUMBER
SCREEN SIZE
MSRP
QN65Q900TSFXZA
65 inches
$5,499
QN75Q900TSFXZA
75 inches
$7,499
QN85Q900TSFXZA
85 inches
$8,999
Q950TS 8K QLED TVs
The only model to reach the stores is the Q950TS line. The device is the largest with 85-inch, for $12,999. The cost of the smaller models has not been announced yet.
MODEL NUMBER
SCREEN SIZE
MSRP
65Q950TS
65 inches
Not yet announce
75Q950TS
75 inches
Not yet announced
85Q950TS
85 inches
$12,999
Samsung Terrace takes QLED outside
An impressive addition to the Samsung lifestyle line is "Beyond the Living Room." With its premium 4k QLED display, vibrant colors and smart features allow you to watch Tv outside, no matter the brightness boost or the dark of night. It has been designed to make it seamless to watch T.V. outside your home with weather-resistant that seals dust and moisture out.
Just like the other models of QLED, the Terrace is outfitted with Samsung Quantum Processor with four HDMI ports, WiFi, and Bluetooth that comes with Samsung OneRemote. And that's not it, like HDBaseT connectivity the Terrace lets you connect your indoor devices to outdoor without running cables across the yard.
Terrace LS7T7 Outdoor 4K QLED TV
MODEL NUMBER
SCREEN SIZE
MSRP
QN55LST7TAFXZA
55-inch
$3,499
QN65LST7TAFXZA
65-inch
$4,999
QN75LST7TAFXZA
75-inch
$6,499
On the manufacturer's Lifestyle line of design-oriented, Samsung's T.V. demo puts a mobile twist T.V.s with The Sero. Sero is Korean for VERTICAL
The Sero is aimed at Gen Z, that are sort of glued-to-the-smartphone. A user that wants a T.V. that can handle video that's not augmented for outdated widescreen, horizontal T.V. form factors.
It has rotation to switch from landscape to portrait to accommodate better, just like the vertical videos seen on social media sites. With an integrated NFC chip with one-tap pairing with smartphones, the Sero will only allow easy sharing of on-screen content, and it will also mimic the orient the phone it is paired to.
Flip it vertically, and the T.V. will rotate into portrait mode. Switch back to the landscape, and the T.V. will automatically rotate back to the horizontal position.
Samsung Premium UHD LED TVs
Available in a wide range of prices and sizes, both T.U. Models are powered by its Crystal 4K Processor, which offers a decent video upscaling and processing. It is captivating how the T.U. Series offer HLG and HDR10 for standard HDR content, it doesn't support its own HDR10+ format.
While Samsung's QLED gets most of the spotlight, some of the popular models by Samsung are still standard LCD TVs. With 4K resolution, affordable prices, and a good version of Samsung's Tizen smart T.V. podium, these budget-friendly models are big sellers all year long.
Plus, this year, Samsung is apprising this part of the lineup with two new series,
The TU7000
The TU8000 Crystal UHD 4K
TU8000 Crystal UHD 4K
MODEL NAME
SCREEN SIZE
MRSP
UN43TU8000FXZA
43 inches
$349
UN55TU8000FXZA
55 inches
$499
UN75TU8000FXZA
75 inches
$1,199
TU7000 Crystal UHD 4K
MODEL NAME
SCREEN SIZE
MRSP
UN43TU7000FXZA
43 inches
$299
UN55TU7000FXZA
55 inches
$399
UN65TU7000FXZA
66 inches
$549
UN75TU7000FXZA
75 inches
$999
Samsung's 2020 lineup is filled to the top with remarkable features, innovative technology, and polished designs, be it a premium 8K T.V., a more basic 4K smart T.V. or a smart 4K T.V. that matches your art collection Samsung is here to serve you.
For more information, visit Samsung’s official website.
