Caption – Samsung has two additions to the Neo QLED 8K series, the QN990F and QN900F. (Image credit – Samsung)
Samsung has officially revealed its 2025 lineup of AI-powered TVs and smart home appliances, adding new models and features focused on performance, design and smarter connectivity.
The new lineup includes two additions to the Neo QLED 8K series, the QN990F and QN900F, which join the already announced OLED S95F. These TVs are designed to deliver top-tier visuals and sound. Explaining more about the lineup at the launch, Samsung said, “Featuring 33 million pixels, the Neo QLED 8K series delivers an exceptional picture, immersive sound, and breakthrough experiences, all powered by Vision AI.”
The new TVs also include Glare-Free technology and are part of Samsung’s premium Art TV range aimed at enhancing the viewing experience.
Samsung also introduced ‘AI Home’, a connected platform that integrates smart TVs and appliances for a seamless smart home setup.
All of these devices are powered by Samsung’s Vision AI, which allows for more personalised and adaptable user experiences based on individual preferences.
Samsung has also expanded its Neo QLED TV lineup up to 100 inches for a more cinematic viewing experience and increased access to its Art Store across more models. For better data security, Samsung is extending Knox Security, its high-grade protection, to all Bespoke smart appliances.
Samsung is putting AI at the heart of its home appliance strategy. A key highlight is the 809L Bespoke AI Family Hub+ refrigerator, which now includes an AI Home display for centralised smart home control.
As Samsung explains, “The AI Home screen extends the core purpose of these refrigerators by transforming them into central smart home control hubs with the ability to connect, monitor and control compatible third-party devices connected through SmartThings’ Map View feature.”
The Bespoke AI Jet Ultra Vacuum is also SmartThings-compatible, letting users control it remotely from their phone. It even includes smart self-diagnosis, making maintenance easier.
Samsung’s 2025 lineup aims to offer smarter, more connected living with AI playing a major role in both entertainment and home management.
Answer. Samsung unveiled new Neo QLED 8K models—the QN990F and QN900F—featuring 33 million pixels, immersive sound, and Vision AI-powered experiences.
Answer. Samsung introduced ‘AI Home,’ a connected platform integrating smart TVs and appliances, alongside AI-powered Bespoke devices like the Family Hub+ refrigerator.
Answer. Samsung is expanding Knox Security to all Bespoke smart appliances, ensuring high-grade data protection across its 2025 product lineup.
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