Samsung announced a price tag of $1,399 for a 42-inch TV on its three 2025 OLED series (S85F, S90F and S95F).
2025 TVS has enhanced AI features such as click-through search and live translation, which promises real-time translation of foreign languages to program in real time. The TV also includes profiles for all members of the family, and the operating system is eligible for up to seven years of updates, which should help the app stay up to date. The Galaxy Watch owners can scroll or fist back by rotating the watch bezel, and can use them to control the TV through universal gestures.
First, the S95F series will replace last year’s CNET Editors’ Choice Picture Quality Champion S95D. The company says the S95F has its brightest OLED screen ever, with glare-free technology even better than the S95D. When the company expanded this coating to its QLED TVs, the S95F was still the only OLED that could use it. The TV also includes action for 165Hz gaming. Pricing is as follows:
The reduced S90F OLED also includes a number of processing features, including the AI Motion Enhancer Pro and the Motion Xcelerator 144Hz mode for PC gaming.
Finally, the S80F is the company’s entry-level TV, but unlike the S80F, the size is no less than 55 inches.
The S85F, S90F and the 55-inch to 77-inch S95F versions are now available – the 83-inch S95F will be shipped later, the company said. Meanwhile, the company’s QN900F series is now available. I’m expecting the benefits of Samsung’s anti-pectin technology, so please note the full review on CNET on Samsung TVs.
