Samsung is raising the bar for home entertainment with the launch of its biggest 4K screen yet, the 115-inch Class Neo QLED 4K QN90F Vision AI Smart TV. Normally priced at $27,500, the colossal TV is now available at Samsung.com for $27,000.
This isn’t just a bigger screen. Samsung has loaded the QN90F with its most advanced AI-driven processing and display technology to deliver sharp, glare-free visuals, multidimensional sound, and smooth performance for both streaming and gaming. With demand for giant screens booming, as sales of TVs over 98 inches have jumped 148% year-over-year, the QN90F enters the market at just the right time.
Samsung’s Largest 4K Screen Yet
At a jaw-dropping 115 inches, the QN90F isn’t just a television; it’s a wall of cinema. Samsung’s proprietary AI processors deliver enhanced picture and sound, adapting to different content for optimal clarity. The contrast and brightness are excellent, thanks to the Quantum Matrix Technology Pro with mini-LEDs, which feature over 1.5 times the number of lighting zones.
An AI upscaler helps sharpen lower-quality content through the embedded 128 neural networks, while the Neo Quantum HDR Pro boosts brightness and color depth. And to complete the package, top-firing speakers track sound to on-screen action, creating a more immersive, theater-like experience.
Smooth Motion for Sports and Gaming
For gamers and sports fans, the QN90F features a 144Hz refresh rate, ensuring fast-moving action stays smooth and blur-free. The TV also supports variable refresh rate (VRR) games at up to 4K 144Hz, making it a powerhouse for next-gen gaming. And with Samsung’s Gaming Hub, players can access cloud-based and console titles without juggling devices.
A Lifestyle Centerpiece
Samsung’s 115-inch QN90F TV also serves as a centerpiece of style. It features built-in SmartThings, which turns the screen into a smart home hub, giving you a 3D map view of your connected devices.
You get an Art Store that transforms the screen into a digital gallery, offering access to masterpieces from museums like MoMA and The Met. And accessibility features, such as Audio Subtitles, make the TV inclusive for those with visual impairments, while the SolarCell Remote ensures fewer batteries end up in landfills.
The 115-inch Class Neo QN90F Smart TV is now available for $27,000, representing a $500 discount from its standard price. With its blend of sheer size, AI enhancements, and smart features, Samsung is targeting the growing demand for cinematic-scale TVs in luxury living rooms.