Samsung QLED 4K TVs 2024 launched in 55, 65, and 75-inch sizes

Samsung today launched multiple new televisions, adding to its lineup of QLED TVs. The new TVs, all of which are available in 4K resolution, are available in three sizes, and come with plenty of new features. Here’s everything you need to know about them.

Samsung QLED 4K TVs 2024: What’s new?

The new Samsung QLED 4K TVs are powered by Samsung’s Quantum Processor Lite 4K, which as per Samsung, is capable of optimising video and audio content intelligently depending on what you’re watching. The 4K TVs also come with a QLED panel, which offers superior colours compared to regular LED TVs.

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That’s not all, the new Samsung QLED TVs also come with a new Dual LED backlighting technology, which ensures better contrasts and backlight colour tone, helping you see more accurate picture quality that is still pleasing to the eye.

With 4K upscaling tech, the new Samsung QLED 4K TVs also help upscale lower-resolution content like 1080p movies, allowing you to enjoy everything from older movies to games at a better, higher resolution.

Coming to the audio capabilities, the 2024-edition of Samsung QLED 4K TVs also come with surround sound, along with Samsung’s Q-symphony feature with allows you to pair the TV’s internal speakers to external Q-series soundbars for a cinema-like setup.

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Other features include a Super Ultra Wide Game View, Game Motion Plus and HGiG. The TVs also come with Samsung’s SolarCell remote, which can operate completely without batteries. The TVs, which come in 55-inch, 65-inch and 75-inch sizes, are all powered by Samsung’s Tizen OS software, and come with support for Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and Bixby.

Prices for the TVs start Rs 65,990 and go up depending on the size you’re choosing. Some other options in this price range include the TCL 65C645 and the Hisense E7K Pro, both of which offer a similar feature-set at about the same price, but come with Android-based Google TV software instead.