Earlier this year, with its 2025 lineup, Samsung also announced a 115-inch model of the QN90F. This is a TV that I literally just finished reviewing (the review went live just before Samsung announced the availability), and it’s a fantastic QLED MiniLED TV. It’s a bit on the pricey side, especially this new 115″ model, but I do think it’s worth it.

The 115-inch QN90F is quite pricey here, at $26,999. Though the MSRP is actually $27,499 but it’ll likely remain just under twenty-seven thousand while it’s being produced. This is nearly double what the 98″ model costs. You can also finance it for $1,125.09/month for 24 months.

This is a QLED TV, but it is using MiniLED for the backlight, which makes it brighter without destroying the color reproduction. In my Samsung QN90F review, I mentioned that what really sets this TV apart is the Glare Free technology. Samsung has included an anti-glare layer on this TV, and it looks absolutely incredible. It also has 4K AI Upscaling Pro, Motion Xcelerator 144Hz, and Samsung Vision AI.

The QN90F is powered by the NQ8 AI Gen 3 processor, which is what helps with the 4K AI Upscaling Pro, and also the miniLED picture quality.

Samsung will give you a free 65″ TV with your purchase

Those looking to buy either the 115-inch or the 98-inch that’s been available for a little while now, Samsung is going to give you a 65″ TV for free. It’s a 65″ Crystal UHD TV, so it’s not the best TV that Samsung offers, but it is a pretty decent one. This is a $499 value, according to Samsung. And it does take the sting out of this price a tiny bit.

You can order yours today from Samsung’s website. It should begin shipping in the next couple of days.

Samsung 115″ QN90F Neo QLED TV
This is the largest TV that Samsung has ever sold, and it’s not too shabby. It’s a QLED MiniLED TV, with brilliant color reproduction, impressive sound, and an anti-glare layer, that really makes a difference.

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