Samsung first showcased its Vision AI-powered smart TVs at CES 2025 in January this year. At the time, the lineup included the company’s Neo QLED, QLED, OLED and The Frame TVs. Now, almost four months later, the company has announced that it is bringing Neo QLED, QLED and OLED from the lineup to India soon.
Samsung Vision AI powered TVs registration in India
- Samsung today announced that it has opened registrations for the Vision AI-powered Neo QLED, QLED and OLED TVs in India.
- The company also announced that potential buyers who register interest for its new range of AI TVs in India will get a discount of Rs 5,000 on the purchase of the smart TVs.
- In addition to this, the company will also offer a bunch of launch offers to the interested buyers. It includes no-cost EMI, additional benefits of up to Rs 5,000 on exchanging an old TV, and early delivery options to name a few.
- These offers are available to the potential buyers who register their interest in buying these upcoming smart TVs on Samsung’s official website in India.
- As far as availability is concerned, the tech giant is expected to launch its Vision AI-powered Neo QLED, QLED and OLED TVs in India early next month.
How to register for Samsung’s Vision AI-powered TVs
Here’s how interested buyers can register to buy Samsung’s upcoming range of Vision AI-powered TVs in India:
Step 1: Head over to Samsung’s official India website.
Step 2: Tap the Register Now button that appears on the banner for the company’s upcoming TVs on top.
Step 3: Scroll down and fill in details such as your name, phone number and email address.
Step 4: Then select answers to questions about the size and model of smart TV and expected timeline of purchase.
Step 5: Accept Samsung’s terms and conditions for this offer and tap the Submit button.
Once interested buyers have registered, they will receive a coupon code, which they can use to avail discounts and other offers while buying a new Samsung smart TV via the company’s official website or the company’s official shopping app on and after May 7th.
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