Samsung has unveiled its latest television offerings for 2025, pushing the boundaries of size, resolution, and artificial intelligence. This new lineup features screens up to 115 inches, enhanced 8K resolution models, and advanced AI features that promise to transform the viewing experience. From flagship models with eye-watering price tags to more accessible options, Samsung’s 2025 televisions demonstrate the company’s vision for the future of home entertainment. Let’s explore the three major innovations that define this impressive new lineup.
The Super-Size Revolution: Televisions Reach New Dimensions
The days when a 65-inch television was considered “large” are quickly fading into memory. Samsung’s 2025 lineup takes screen size to dramatic new heights, with models reaching an astonishing 115 inches. Just two years ago, Samsung led the market with 98-inch options, but Chinese competitors Hisense and TCL pushed ahead with even larger displays. Now Samsung is reclaiming territory in the ultra-large segment with the upcoming 115-inch QN90F and 100-inch QN80F models.
These massive screens transform the home viewing experience into something more akin to a private cinema. The 115-inch QN90F offers a viewing area approximately nine feet wide and five feet tall – dimensions that would have seemed impossible for a consumer television just a few years ago. At these sizes, content becomes truly immersive, with sports events, films, and games filling your field of vision similar to a commercial theater experience.
Despite their enormous dimensions, these TVs maintain their 4K resolution rather than stepping up to 8K, likely to keep prices somewhat reasonable while delivering specifications that match most available content. While pricing hasn’t been announced for these largest models, they represent Samsung’s commitment to leading in the growing “home cinema” category where consumers are increasingly seeking theater-like experiences without leaving home.
8K Technology: Resolution Redefined
While 4K resolution has become standard in premium televisions, Samsung continues to push the envelope with its expanded 8K offerings. The flagship QN990F 8K lineup represents the pinnacle of consumer display technology, with prices to match – the 98-inch model commands an extraordinary $40,000. For context, that’s double the price of TCL’s 115-inch 4K television, highlighting the premium commanded by 8K technology at large sizes.
The technological advancements in these 8K models extend beyond just pixel count. The QN990F series features dedicated 8K upscaling to enhance lower-resolution content, Motion Xcelerator 240Hz processing for ultra-smooth motion, a Wireless One Connect Box for simplified setup, and dedicated top speakers for Dolby Atmos immersive audio. The slightly more accessible QN900F 8K series offers many similar features with Motion Xcelerator 165Hz and object tracking sound that follows on-screen action.
Samsung stands alone in announcing new 8K televisions for 2025, as the technology continues to face adoption challenges. The limited availability of native 8K content and significantly higher prices compared to 4K models have slowed consumer uptake. However, Samsung’s continued investment suggests confidence that 8K will eventually become the new standard for premium viewing experiences, particularly as screens continue to grow larger where the additional resolution becomes more noticeable.
AI-Powered Viewing: Vision AI Transforms User Experience
Perhaps the most forward-looking aspect of Samsung’s 2025 lineup is the integration of advanced artificial intelligence through the new Vision AI feature set. These AI enhancements go beyond traditional picture quality improvements to fundamentally change how users interact with their televisions.
The Vision AI package includes real-time translation capabilities, allowing viewers to understand foreign-language content without traditional subtitles. The click-to-search function enables viewers to instantly find information about on-screen items, actors, or locations with minimal disruption to their viewing experience. For Samsung ecosystem users, the integration extends to motion control via Galaxy Watch, creating new possibilities for hands-free interaction.
All models feature Samsung’s AI-powered picture processing, with the flagship QN990F and QN90F models incorporating the advanced NQ4 AI Gen3 processor. The QN80F and QN70F use the slightly less advanced NQ4 AI Gen2 chip. These processors continuously analyze content to optimize brightness, contrast, and color, while reducing noise and enhancing details.
The top three ranges (QN990F, QN900F, and QN90F) also include Samsung’s glare-free technology, previously seen on the S95 OLED models. This feature significantly improves viewing in bright environments by minimizing reflections without compromising picture quality – a practical application of AI and materials science that addresses a common viewing challenge.
With these AI-powered enhancements, Samsung’s 2025 televisions aren’t just passive displays but interactive entertainment systems that adapt to content, environment, and user preferences in increasingly sophisticated ways.
