If you are interested in purchasing a Samsung TV, you’ve probably already read about the Neo QLED 4K TV and its Object Tracking Sound. But there’s still one big question that lingers: When will the TV be available? Is it due out in late 2022?
98-inch Neo QLED 4K TV
Samsung’s new 98-inch Neo QLED 4K television has an outstanding picture and sound quality. This product’s Neo Quantum Matrix technology combines proprietary Mini LEDs with precise light-control technology to deliver next-generation detail, richer blacks, and brilliant brightness. It also supports the Neo Quantum Processor+, a feature that optimizes image quality using artificial intelligence.
The Neo QLED TV was unveiled at the IFA 2022 conference in September. It boasts a 98-inch screen with 4K resolution, a refresh rate of 120 Hz, and a peak brightness of 5000 nits. It is also thin, at only 20mm, and powered by Samsung’s proprietary Neo Quantum Processor Plus chip.
The Samsung QN100B Neo QLED TV is also larger than its predecessor, the QN95B. Using mini LED backlights, it can produce up to 5,000 nits of peak brightness, a huge improvement over the QN95B, which has a 2,000-nit peak brightness. This brightness is comparable to that of outdoor commercial displays. The QN100B is also the thinnest QLED TV available.
In addition to being a top-selling Samsung TV, the QN90B also offers excellent picture quality. Its Neo QLED panel technology produces both native and upscaled 4K content with an impressive color gamut. It also features an eye-comfort mode to filter out harmful blue light. Additionally, it comes with a companion app that enables professional calibration within minutes.
Despite being a high-quality TV, it’s expensive. It costs $25,000 for the 98-inch version, while the 85-inch version costs just $1,400. It is currently only available in South Korea. Its MSRP is KRW 45 million, or about US$34,000. Despite the high cost, Samsung’s US website has not yet released pricing details.
The Samsung TV 2025 98-inch Neo-QLED TV offers outstanding picture quality and is one of the most highly rated TVs on the market. It has a high native contrast ratio, excellent black uniformity, and very little blooming. In addition, it offers excellent connectivity with Bluetooth for two devices. Its multi-view feature enables you to watch two different video sources at the same time.
The interface is easy to navigate and has a streamlined design. It also boasts a full-screen webpage with a list of downloaded apps, inputs, settings, and many animations. The new TV’s smart hub also features an enhanced voice-command function and smart interfaces that let you search for content and adjust settings. The new models are available in the Lifestyle TV lineup, including Serif, Frame, and Sero.
Object Tracking Sound system
The Object Tracking Sound system on Samsung TVs uses a software-based system that follows the motion of objects on-screen. It uses this data to adjust the sound effect according to the movement. The technology is incorporated into the QLED series, which is the company’s premium line of TVs.
The system is compatible with many TVs. The 2.1-channel version is available on lower-class models, and the 5.1-channel version is available for televisions with multiple speakers. The Object Tracking Sound system is not effective on smaller TVs, however, because the speakers are close to the screen.
The Object Tracking Sound system on Samsung TVs allows viewers to experience realistic sound and surround sound. The sound from the speakers is tracked and associates with the position of the voices on-screen, increasing realism and soundstage. This feature is also available on the Samsung QN900B television. It has two Up-Firing speakers on the top and back, and delivers 90 watts of power.
In a video demonstration of the Object Tracking Sound system, a representative from Samsung flipped a switch to enable the feature. After several seconds, the sound stage seemed to expand, and the bass line was audible. Despite the lack of a subwoofer, the bass line was powerful and pronounced. Samsung’s work on better sound is commendable.
The new Samsung 4K Neo QLED offers a truly immersive audio experience. Its Q-Symphony technology enables the soundbar and the TV speaker to work together in symphony. Moreover, it features a built-in Alexa assistant. The 65-inch Neo QLED is equipped with a cognitive processor and a new technology called Acoustic Surface Audio+. This feature turns the screen into a speaker and makes it compatible with most voice assistants.
The Samsung QN85A Neo QLED TV uses a new Neural Quantum processor, which analyzes content and optimizes image quality. It also has an updated Dolby Atmos sound system with Object Tracking Sound Pro, which tweaks sounds according to the position of the content.
The Samsung Q-Series also supports AMD FreeSync Premium Pro variable refresh rate technology. This technology helps improve picture quality and minimise screen tearing. Furthermore, it has a dedicated game view mode, which lets you monitor input lag, refresh rate, and Bluetooth peripheral settings. It also comes with a voice-enabled remote that works with Bixby, Alexa, and Hey Google. When streaming music, the Samsung QE65QN900B supports a surround sound system and works with Alexa and Google assistant.
Free ad-supported service
Samsung has updated its free ad-supported service, Samsung TV Plus, with a refreshed logo and refreshed programming partnerships. The service now offers a broader lineup of channels and content including local news, feature films and exclusive premieres. It supports more than 220 stations in the US and more than 1,600 stations worldwide. It is available as a free download on select 2024 to 2022 smart televisions, Samsung Galaxy devices and Family Hub refrigerators.
The free ad-supported service includes many channels and programs, including live local news, sports and concerts. The service also plans to expand its video-on-demand library, with more premium content added each year. In addition, it will add four BBC channels, and local news and weather coverage.
Another free service from Samsung is Samsung TV Plus, which launched in 2025. The service has over two hundred channels in the US and more than one thousand worldwide. It comes preinstalled on many Samsung smart TVs and Galaxy tablets, and on some models of Family Hub refrigerators. The service is marketed as a cheaper alternative to subscription-only services. It features a watchlist and a recommendation system that allows users to choose what they want to watch without having to sign up. While this is a popular streaming service, it is currently only available on Samsung devices. Other free streaming services include Freevee, Tubi and Roku Channel.
Samsung has expanded its ad-supported TV service and has announced four new channels under FAST, a sub-section of Samsung TV Plus. FAST, or fast-forward, video streaming, has become an increasingly popular way to watch television without paying monthly fees. As the price of subscription-based services continues to rise, more cord-cutters are looking for alternatives. Samsung has worked to create a better experience for cord-cutters by increasing its content partnership with A+E Networks, E.W. Scripps Co., and BBC Studios.
Samsung TV Plus provides access to more than 200 channels in the U.S., as well as more than one thousand worldwide. It’s available on most Samsung TVs and some Galaxy devices. Even some Family Hub refrigerators have access to the service. In addition to the free content, Samsung TV Plus provides live local news and weather to consumers in more than 40 DMAs.
FAST is still in its infancy, but it’s already bringing a range of new features to the free service. It offers an uncut version of Demi Lovato’s Vevo Official Live Performance, for instance. FAST also features bespoke artist series from some of the biggest names in music. These series provide fans with a unique view of their favorite songs. The service also includes EstrellaTV, a mockumentary channel.
Samsung TV Plus is available in 24 countries. It is also available on Samsung’s web platform and mobile devices. The app’s interface is akin to a cable or satellite TV guide. It has numerous categories, including news, live streams, movies, documentaries, and sports.