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Samsung's latest 2026 TVs are finally getting big discounts — here are the 6 our experts would buy, including Micro RGB, OLED, and more

The brand's latest TVs haven't been this cheap before — get up to $1,100 off the S90H, S95H, R85H, and more

Samsung's latest 2026 TVs are finally getting big discounts — here are the 6 our experts would buy, including Micro RGB, OLED, and more

Labor Day is typically a time for grills and appliances, but it's an ideal moment to purchase the latest tech. This summer, Samsung's 2026 TVs are being offered at record-low prices. Several premium models, including the S90H, S95H, and R85H, have seen significant price reductions.

The 75-inch R85H, Samsung's latest Micro RGB flagship, is currently available for $1,999, down from $2,799. Known for its microscopic red, green, and blue LEDs, the R85H delivers incredibly lifelike and vivid images, making it an excellent choice for sports enthusiasts and anyone seeking top-tier visuals.

For those looking for a slightly more budget-friendly option, the 65-inch Samsung S95H OLED is on sale for $2,799, previously priced at $3,399. This TV is the successor to a 2025 favorite and boasts a QD-OLED panel, updated AI processing, and an eye-catching picture-frame design. These features make it a compelling upgrade for 2026.

Other notable deals include the 55-inch The Frame (2026) Neo-QLED TV, now $1199.99 after a $700 discount, and the 65-inch S90H OLED TV for $2299.99, down from $3399.99. The S90H, while not the top-tier model, still offers strong performance with its high refresh rate and advanced AI upscaling.

Each of these TVs represents a unique blend of cutting-edge technology and affordability, making them strong contenders for anyone in the market for a new television.

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