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Samsung launches OLED TVs in India with S95C, S90C models: price, features

The Samsung OLED TV range is priced upward of Rs 1,69,990, and come in three screen sizes for both its models.

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Published On: June 2, 2023

Highlights

Samsung has launched an OLED TV in India for the very first time
It had so far offered QLED TVs in the country
The new TVs are priced onward of Rs 1.7 lakh in India

Samsung has launched its lineup of 2023 OLED televisions in India, with the launch of its S90C and S95C TVs in India. In a press release, Samsung added that the new OLED TVs will also be made in India, which suggests that the units will be assembled out of one of Samsung's TV manufacturing facilities — which the company started doing locally from December 2020. This also marks the first time that Samsung has launched an OLED TV in India, with the company so far offering QLED TVs as its most premium range of TVs in the country.

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Samsung S90C, S95C OLED TVs: price, availability

LG and Sony were, for the longest time, the only notable companies that offered OLED TVs in India. This changed in April last year, when China-headquartered Xiaomi launched its own range of OLED TVs in India. Now, Samsung enters the category with two ranges — S90C and S95C.

Both the ranges will be offered in 55-inch, 65-inch and 77-inch variants of their screen sizes. Samsung is yet to reveal the exact prices of each screen size of the two OLED TV ranges, and the landing pages of the TVs do not reveal the same either. However, Samsung confirmed in a press statement that prices of the new OLED TVs will begin at Rs 1,69,990.

Both the TVs will be available online only via Samsung's own online store. In the offline market, the OLED TVs will be available across "all leading retail stores", the company confirmed.

Key features

Display tech and size: The Samsung S90C and S95C TVs offered OLED displays, which are particularly famous for offering significantly deeper black levels in televisions than QLED, LED or LCD. Samsung further claimed that these are the first Pantone-validated OLED TVs in India. The displays are also certified as HDR OLED+.
Processor: Samsung uses its proprietary Neural Quantum Processor with 4K upscaling. The company said that the processor constantly scans visuals on the screen to upscale all content to 4K, no matter what the native resolution is.
Visual modes: The new Samsung OLEDs come with an EyeComfort mode for reducing visual strain, have wireless Dolby Atmos and OTS certification for surround sound, and a Motion Xcelerator Turbo Pro for high frame rate TV visuals when gaming
Frame rate: Both the TVs offer 144Hz panels to support latest generation gaming consoles such as Microsoft Xbox Series X/S, or the Sony PlayStation 5
Sound: The Samsung OLED TVs feature ‘top channel' audio, and have six integrated speakers for surround sound delivery on the native speakers. It also comes with a Q Symphony mode to sync the TV speakers to play alongside soundbars
Smart features: Both the Samsung OLED TVs can work as smart home hubs. They also have IoT-enabled sensors for voice control of the TV itself, and is also compatible with all smart home standards — which makes it a hub for all smart home lights and appliances

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