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All TVs
Explore a range of Samsung TVs, from affordable options like Crystal UHD and Full HD to immersive QLED models with stunning colours. With various screen sizes and modern design features, Samsung's QLED online exclusive range complement any space. Also, discover design-focused Lifestyle TVs and flagship OLED and Neo QLED TVs with sleek designs and cutting-edge AI upscaling technology.
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Is a picture frame TV good?Picture frame TVs from Samsung are a brilliant option if you’re looking for a high-quality television that also looks great on your wall! They are designed with thin customisable bezels and matte finishes to mimic the look of a traditional picture frame. You can choose your own artwork to display or select from Samsung’s Art Store gallery (1) to personalise your space when the TV is not in use. If you appreciate both form and function a picture frame TV is a stylish choice. Learn more about our Picture Frame TVs. (1) Subscription required
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What are the advantages of the Frame TV?Our Frame TVs offer a unique blend of technology and art. They boast gorgeous design features to make them look like framed pieces of art when the TV is not in use. You can choose from a vast collection of artwork or personal photos to display, giving it the appearance of a real picture frame. It’s designed to blend seamlessly with your home decor thanks to its customisable bezels, slim-fit wall mount, and enhanced aesthetics. Plus, there’re smart TV capabilities, 4K resolution, and energy-saving features to reduce power consumption in Art Mode.
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What is the difference between OLED and QLED TVs?QLED and OLED TVs both offer excellent picture quality but they have some distinct differences. OLED TVs are known for their exceptional picture quality, with the ability to turn off individual pixels, resulting in perfect blacks and a high contrast ratio. This makes them ideal for viewing content in darker environments.
In contrast, QLED TVs use quantum dots in conjunction with an LED backlight to enhance brightness and colour volume. They can achieve higher brightness levels, which makes them a great choice for well-lit rooms. -
How long do QLED TVs last?On average a QLED TV can last 10 years or more, even with regular use. This is due to the robust nature of quantum dot technology and the LED backlight system. With proper care and moderate viewing habits, the lifespan may be extended further. Find out more about QLED TVs.
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What does HDR mean on a TV?HDR10 is the original and most common variation of HDR that you might come across. If manufacturers want to associate this term with a TV, it means that the TV must reach a certain standard based on colour subsampling, bit depth and other factors… To put it simply, the TV has to produce a certain standard of picture quality and this is measured against a variety of criteria.
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What does Neo QLED mean?Samsung Neo QLED technology is an advancement of Samsung’s QLED technology. Samsung’s Neo QLED range boasts Quantum Mini LEDs. These are only 1/40th of the size of traditional LEDs - approximately the size of a grain of sand. These lights are expertly controlled so you get better contrast and detail across the screen.
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What is an OLED TV?OLED stands for organic light-emitting diode. Unlike standard LED TVs, which use a backlight to produce colours, OLEDs produce both light and colour from a single diode or pixel. Their ability to be self-illuminating means they produce ‘real’ blacks. Deeper blacks allow for higher contrasts and richer colours, which in turn leads to a more natural and realistic image. This innovation means that OLED TVs no longer need a separate backlight and instead produce bright, colourful pictures from individually operated pixels.