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Samsung Neo QLED feature a bezel-free finish (Image: SAMSUNG) READ MORE NEO QLED If those Micro LED televisions sound a bit big for your home then you might want to look out for Samsung's Neo QLED TVs. These more consumer-focused tellies look set to take the viewing experience to a whole new level. with screens that feature a new Neo Quantum Processor and Quantum Mini LEDs. Samsung is boasting this tech will allow for ultra-fine light control which will make your nightly Netflix binge look far more impressive. Fans who treat themselves to a Neo QLED TV will also see deeper blacks, bright ligh...

Much like Manchester City, lockdown-induced mullets and tax rises, LCD TVs are back with a vengeance, baby. OLED may have been the technology to covet when choosing a TV for the past few years, thanks to its inky, deep black tones, wide viewing angles and almost supernatural slimness, but its days as the undisputed telly champ are officially over. Why should you care? With the Olympics, Euros and Wimbledon all on the way again this summer, your best choice of new TV to luxuriate in all that sport could legitimately be a Samsung. To be specific, it could be the Samsung QE65QN95A: the first maj...

Both TVs are good, but there are important differences in price and quality. Samsung recently announced its plans to roll out its 2021 TV lineup, and that includes what the company calls the Neo QLED line. The line, which is powered by Quantum Mini LEDs and the Neo Quantum Processor, will come in 4K and 8K versions. Of the Neo QLED TVs, when hit comes to pricing, the QN85A starts at $1,599.99. The QN90A starts at $1,799.99. As for the 8Ks, the QN800A line starts at $3,499.99 while the QN900A starts at $4,999.99.  “At just 1/40th the size of conventional LEDs, Quantum Mini LEDs allow for u...

(Pocket-lint) - Samsung's Neo QLED TVs employ a revolutionary new LED backlight that's significantly smaller and more efficient than previous generations. This enables the manufacturer to squeeze extra LEDs behind the panel, allowing for increased dimmable zones and greater precision. This approach is generally referred to as Mini LED, and should not be confused with Micro LED, which is a completely different self-emissive display technology. However, Mini LED does promise to significantly improve local dimming and reduce unwanted blooming - all at an affordable price. The QN95A is the flagsh...

Samsung today revealed new TVs, including a new addition to their QLED lineup with a heavy gaming focus.