Samsung hub: everything you need to know about 2026 Samsung TVs
Samsung is the world's best-selling TV brand, and its 2026 range is one of the richest on the market. In this section, we explain simply what it does very well, what it doesn't, and which model to choose for your living room.
- Signature : brightness, Glare Free anti-reflection, design
- 2026 range : OLED, Micro RGB, Neo QLED, Mini LED, The Frame
- 7 years of Tizen system updates
- Good to know: no Dolby Vision, HDR10+ instead
Samsung, in a nutshell
Samsung has been the world's number one in televisions for twenty years. The Korean brand covers the entire market, from the small kitchen screen to the very large 100-inch screen, including high-end OLED and a brand-new technology in 2026, the Micro RGB.
Its picture philosophy is clear: a picture that is bright, dazzling and sharp, designed for real living rooms, with their windows and lamps. Where other brands first target the cinema room in darkness, Samsung wants a picture that still looks great in the middle of a sunny afternoon. That is why the brand takes just as much care over brightness and the matte anti-reflection treatment Glare Free.
Strengths and limitations: our honest verdict
Why we recommend it
- Very high brightness, in OLED as well as Micro RGB
- Glare Free: window reflections almost disappear
- Up to 165Hz and four HDMI 2.1 ports for gamers
- Fast Tizen system, supported for 7 years
- Refined design: The Frame, S99H, One Connect box
What you need to know
- No Dolby Vision, on any model (HDR10+ instead)
- Model names differ between France and Belgium
- Decent but basic sound below the high end
- No Pickx or Telenet TV app
- Factory settings sometimes too dazzling: needs adjusting
Dolby Vision is the HDR (high dynamic range) format used by Netflix, Disney+ and Apple TV. On a Samsung, these films display in HDR10, with a very good picture on the brighter models. To understand the difference, read our article on HDR.
The 2026 Samsung range at a glance
| Series | Technology | Sizes | From | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| R95H | Micro RGB | 65 to 115 inches | 3 799,99 € (65") | Very bright living room, maximum colours |
| S99H | OLED (QD-OLED) | 55 to 83 inches | 2 699,99 € (55") | The best Samsung OLED, metal design |
| S95H | OLED (QD-OLED) | 48 to 77 inches | 1 699,99 € (48") | Very bright OLED, wall mount |
| S92H (S93H, S94H in Belgium) | OLED | 42 to 83 inches | 1 299,99 € (42") | The complete OLED at the right price |
| R85H | Micro RGB | 55 to 100 inches | 1 499,99 € (55") | Large screen with bold colours |
| QN80H | Neo QLED (Mini LED) | 50 to 100 inches | 899,99 € (50") | All-rounder: sport, consoles, big screen |
| QN70H | Neo QLED (Mini LED) | 43 to 85 inches | 599,99 € (43") | Budget-conscious living room |
| M74H | Mini LED | 43 to 85 inches | 499,99 € (43") | Entry-level Mini LED, bedroom, kitchen |
| The Frame and Frame Pro | QLED / Mini LED, matte screen | 43 to 75 inches | 999,99 € (43") | The TV that becomes a picture |
Prices recorded on nimestore.com on 15 October 2026 for the sizes we sell. The product page is the reference, and Nimesclub members often get a reduced price. Details for each series are on our page Samsung range 2026.
Which Samsung series is right for you?
OLED S92H or S95H
Perfect blacks, infinite contrast, no halo. The S92H offers the best value for money; the S95H adds brightness and the One Connect box.
S92H 55" : 1 999,99 € · S95H 55" : 2 399,99 €
Micro RGB R95H or OLED S95H
Two very bright screens with Glare Free. The R95H shines even brighter on large, light images and is not at risk of burn-in.
R95H 65" : 3 799,99 €
S92H, S95H or QN80H
165 Hz and four HDMI 2.1 ports on the OLEDs, 144 Hz on the QN80H. The 42-inch S92H is ideal on a desk.
S92H 42" : 1 299,99 € · QN80H 55" : 1 199,99 €
QN80H or R85H
From 75 to 100 inches, bright and free from burn-in risk. The R85H brings Micro RGB colours.
QN80H 75" : 1 999,99 € · R85H 75" : 2 499,99 €
M74H or QN70H
A proper Mini LED from €500, with Tizen and its 7 years of updates. For TV shows, series and streaming.
M74H 55" : 649,99 € · QN70H 55" : 799,99 €
The Frame
A TV hung like a painting, with a matte screen and artworks displayed when you're not watching.
55" : 1 399,99 € · Frame Pro 55" : 1 499,99 €
For a step-by-step choice based on your room, budget and usage, follow our guide Which Samsung should you choose?
What's new for 2026
- Micro RGB for everyone : in 2025 it only existed in 115 inches at an exorbitant price. In 2026, two series, R95H and R85H, from 55 inches.
- Four OLED series instead of three, with the new S99H, featuring a "floating" design in front of a metal frame.
- Glare Free and 165 Hz on the mid-range OLED S92H, whereas it was reserved for the high end in 2025.
- End of the Neo QLED QN90 : there is no QN90H. The Micro RGB R85H takes its place.
- A new Mini LED series (M70H, M74H, M80H) below the Neo QLEDs, from around €500.
- Vision AI Companion : an assistant that brings together Bixby, Microsoft Copilot and Perplexity.
All these technologies are explained in plain language on our page Samsung Technologies.
Tizen, Samsung's Smart TV system
All Samsung 4K TVs run Tizen (called One UI Tizen in 2026). It's a fast system, with a home screen that groups your apps, channels and HDMI sources. It includes Netflix, YouTube, Prime Video, Disney+, Apple TV, as well as the Belgian apps Auvio, VRT MAX and Play. It also adds Samsung TV Plus (free channels), Gaming Hub for playing without a console via the cloud, AirPlay for iPhones and the SmartThings app to control the TV from your phone.
To get started, everything is on our page Setting up your Samsung TV properly.
Warranty and updates
Samsung promises 7 years of Tizen system updates for its recent TVs: it's the longest commitment among the major brands. In practice, your TV will receive new versions of the system and fixes for many years.
As for warranty, you benefit from the Belgian statutory 2-year guarantee. During these two years, if a fault occurs, it is up to the seller to prove it did not exist at the time of purchase. No Samsung warranty explicitly covering OLED burn-in has been found for Belgium: we will therefore not promise you anything the brand does not state. For any question, ask our expert sales advisor or visit us in store.
With Samsung, don't rely on the series name alone: check the size. Depending on the diagonal, the OLED panel and the sound change. And before buying, tell us how you watch TV (set-top box, apps, consoles): we'll check together that everything will work at home.
Our 2026 Samsung models in store
LED TV SAMSUNG TU55M74H€556.00
TV QLED SAMSUNG TQ65QN70H€875.00
TV QLED SAMSUNG TQ65QN80H€961.00
TV LED SAMSUNG TMR65R85H€1,879.00
OLED TV SAMSUNG TQ55S92H€1,416.00
OLED TV SAMSUNG TQ55S95H€1,763.00
OLED TV SAMSUNG TQ55S99H€2,264.00
LED TV SAMSUNG TMR65R95H€2,654.00
QLED TV SAMSUNG TQ55LS03HA€1,180.00Our three Samsung favourites
OLED S92H 55 inches
A complete OLED: Glare Free, 165 Hz, four HDMI 2.1 ports, 60 W sound. The one we most often recommend.
TQ55S92H · 1 999,99 €
OLED S95H 65 inches
Very bright, matte, with the One Connect box: a single slim cable to the screen, perfect for wall mounting.
TQ65S95H · 2 999,99 €
Micro RGB R85H 65 inches
The new Micro RGB technology at a sensible price, 144 Hz for consoles, no risk of burn-in.
TMR65R85H · 1 999,99 €
All our Samsung pages
- The Samsung range 2026 : each series in detail, from the S99H to the M74H.
- Samsung technologies : QD-OLED, Micro RGB, Glare Free, One Connect, explained simply.
- Which Samsung should you choose? : according to your budget, your room and your uses.
- Setting up your Samsung TV properly : picture modes, gaming, sound, apps.
- Frequently asked questions about Samsung : model names, warranty, simple faults.
Frequently asked questions
Is Samsung a good TV brand?
Yes. Samsung has been the world's number one TV maker for twenty years. Its strengths are brightness, the Glare Free anti-reflection treatment, the design and a fast Tizen system, supported for 7 years. Its only real drawback: the lack of Dolby Vision.
What is the best Samsung TV in 2026?
For most of our customers, the S95H OLED: very bright, matte, with the One Connect box included. The S99H is slightly brighter still and more stylish. In LCD, the Micro RGB R95H is the top of the range.
Which Samsung should I choose for under €1,000?
The Mini LED M74H (from 43 to 75 inches for under €1,100) or the Neo QLED QN70H up to 65 inches. They are good TVs for watching TV and series, but not for gaming at 120 Hz: for that, aim for a QN80H.
Do Samsung TVs have the Belgian apps?
Yes for Auvio, VRT MAX and Play, as well as Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video and YouTube. However, there is no Pickx (Proximus) or Telenet TV app on Samsung: you have to go through the set-top box, an Apple TV or casting.
Does Samsung still make 8K TVs?
Yes, Samsung is the last major manufacturer still selling them (Neo QLED 8K QN990H). There is hardly any 8K content: for 99% of customers, a good 4K is the better choice. We don't stock it in store.
Where can I see Samsung TVs in real life?
Come and visit our Nimestore shop in Temploux: we'll show you the differences between OLED, Micro RGB and Mini LED on real images, and we'll check with you which apps you need.
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