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Samsung's new 2026 TVs are now seriously discounted — here are 6 expert-picked deals to save up to $1,100 on OLED, Micro RGB, and more
These are the biggest discounts yet on the brand's latest range of TVs
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If you've been thinking about picking up one of Samsung's recent TVs, then you could be in serious luck this week thanks to the official Samsung Store's Labor Day sale. The retailer is currently hosting a number of record-low prices on Samsung's latest 2026 lineup.
As with most brands, Samsung releases its annual crop of TVs earlier in the year, and you usually have to wait a while for serious price cuts to appear. We've had minor discounts up until now, but these are arguably the first real deals on these premium displays. You can currently get up to $1,100 off premium models like the S90H, S95H, and R85H — some of the best TVs you can buy right now.
One example is this deal on the stunning 75-inch R85H for
The Frame series is a real crowd favorite, and it's certainly a very unique idea. Specs-wise, you don't tend to get the best of the best with these TVs, but they do offer a gorgeous, art-like design that melds into any environment. The latest 2026 Pro model features a matte anti-reflective coating and a Neo-QLED panel with support for 144 Hz refresh rates.
Samsung's latest sale has a rare $700 discount on the new 75-inch R85H Micro RGB 4K Smart TV. The Samsung R85H uses individually controlled micro-sized RGB light sources that deliver lifelike images and brilliant colors. Perfect for movies and sports, the R85H is also great for gamers thanks to its Motion Xcelerator features and support for 144 Hz refresh rates at 4K.
The S95H is the successor to the wildly popular S95F, which was one of our top-rated TVs of 2025. We haven't reviewed this iteration yet, but we have no hesitation in recommending one of the first price cuts we've seen on the model. The main upgrades are a QD-OLED panel, updated AI processing, and a new picture-frame design with a built-in bezel. Otherwise, you're still getting a stunning picture and support for a 165 Hz refresh rate.
The S90H is the mid-range OLED TV for Samsung's 2026 line-up. Like the S95H above, it's capable of 165 Hz and features advanced AI upscaling, but it uses a slightly lower-end WRGB OLED panel. During our hands-on testing, we praised this model's anti-glare technology and overall picture quality. If you're looking for a good alternative to the likes of the LG C6, this is a strong competitor.
The S85H is the entry-level OLED model for 2026 at Samsung, but as you'd imagine, you still get excellent image quality with this display. 2025's iteration of this model was one of our favorite OLED TVs of the year because of its excellent picture quality and gaming features. Even better still, the S85H improves on its predecessor's brightness — although it still doesn't support Dolby Vision HDR, unlike some other brands.
The new QH series from Samsung are a good choice if you want a decent TV but don't want to completely break the bank. The QN80H is the higher-end model and features AI-based picture and audio optimization, and SDR to HDR upscaling. QN80H also features Motion Xcelerator 144 Hz support, which makes it a good choice for sports or gaming. You don't get as deep blacks with a Neo-QLED, but the picture quality is still absolutely fantastic.
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Alex is Tech Radar's retail editor, specializing in buying advice and general tips on how to save our readers as much cash as possible. He's covered major retail events in some capacity for over seven years now; both in editorial and other ecommerce adjacent roles on Tech Radar, T3, Games Radar, and other Future PLC sites. Alex's expertise touches on most areas, but he has a particular love for phones, laptops, and cameras, being an avid photographer.
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