Samsung has announced pricing on its three 2025 OLED series -- the S85F, S90F and S95F -- starting at $1,300 for a 42-inch TV.
The 2025 TVs feature enhanced AI features such as Click to Search and Live Translate, which promises to translate foreign language live programming in real time. The TVs also include profiles for all family members, and the OS is eligible for up to seven years of updates, which should help apps stay up to date. If you have a Galaxy Watch you can use it to control these TVs with Universal Gestures such as rotating the watch bezel to scroll or making a fist to go back.
Firstly, the S95F series will replace last year's CNET Editors' Choice for picture quality winner, the S95D. The company says the S95F boasts its brightest-ever OLED screen and glare-free tech, which is even better than the S95D. While the company is expanding this coating to its QLED TVs, the S95F is still the only OLED to feature it. The TV also includes 165Hz motion for gaming. The pricing is as follows:
- 83-inch S95F: TBA
- 77-inch S95F: $4,500
- 65-inch S95F: $3,300
- 55-inch S95F: $2,300
The step-down S90F OLED also includes a number of processing features like AI Motion Enhancer Pro and a Motion Xcelerator 144Hz mode for PC gaming.Â
- 83-inch S90F: $5,400
- 77-inch S90F: $3,500
- 65-inch S90F: $2,500
- 55-inch S90F: $1,800
- 48-inch S90F: $1,500
- 42-inch S90F: $1,300
Lastly, the S85F is the company's entry-level TV but, unlike the S90F, doesn't come in sizes smaller than 55 inches.
The company says S85F, the S90F and the 55- to 77-inch versions of the S95F are available now; the 83-inch S95F will ship later in the year. Meanwhile, the company's QN900F series is available now. I'm expecting good things from the Samsung anti-glare tech in particular, so look out for full reviews of Samsung's TV's on CNET soon.