2026 range

Samsung TV range 2026: all the series explained

Samsung is renewing almost its entire line-up for 2026: four OLED series, the new Micro RGB technology, Neo QLED models, Mini LED from €500 and The Frame. Here's every series in detail, from top to bottom of the range, with its features and our prices.

By Clément, TV specialist at Nimestore · 10 min read · Published 16 October 2026
In brief
  • OLED : S99H, S95H, S92H and S85H
  • Micro RGB : R95H and R85H, the big news
  • Mini LED : QN80H, QN70H, M74H, plus The Frame
  • No QN90H in 2026, and still no Dolby Vision

Samsung 2026: what to know

World number one in TV for twenty years, Samsung covers the whole market. Its signature: screens very bright, a matt anti-glare finish Glare Free remarkable in glazed living rooms, a neat design and the system Tizen with the Vision AI assistant (Bixby, Copilot, Perplexity). Across the range, HDR is HDR10, HDR10+ and HLG: no Samsung plays Dolby Vision.

The series are listed below from top to bottom of the range. Prices are Nimestore's recommended prices for the sizes we sell. For an overview of the brand, see our Samsung section.

Micro RGB R95H: the pinnacle of LCD

The R95H is the flagship of the new technology Micro RGB : an LCD screen lit by tiny red, green and blue LEDs controlled separately. Result: exceptionally intense colours, very high brightness and no risk of burn-in.

  • Processor : Micro RGB AI Engine Pro.
  • Frequency : 100 Hz native (120 Hz panel), up to 165 Hz in gaming.
  • HDMI 2.1 : four 4K 165 Hz HDMI ports, VRR, ALLM, FreeSync Premium Pro.
  • HDR : HDR10, HDR10+, HLG.
  • Sound : 4.2.2 channels, 70 W, Dolby Atmos, OTS+ (the sound follows the action).
  • More : Glare Free. Compatible with the Wireless One Connect box, sold separately (not included).
  • Sizes : 65, 75, 85 and 115 inches.
  • At Nimestore : 65" 3 799,99 € · 75" 4 499,99 € · 85" 6 699,99 €.
Official Samsung comparison of a standard screen and a Glare Free screen facing a lamp
The Glare Free treatment on the R95H and high-end OLEDs: the lamp is almost never reflected.

Samsung OLEDs 2026

Each pixel produces its own light: perfect blacks, infinite contrast and excellent viewing angles. Samsung uses two types of panel depending on series and size: the QD-OLED (Samsung Display) and the WOLED (LG Display). Everything is explained in our technologies page.

OLED S99H: the flagship

  • Panel : QD-OLED in 55, 65 and 77 inches; the 83-inch is WOLED.
  • Processor : NQ4 AI Gen3. Frequency : 100 Hz native, 165 Hz in gaming.
  • HDMI 2.1 : four 4K 165 Hz HDMI ports, VRR, ALLM, FreeSync Premium Pro.
  • Sound : 4.2.2, 70 W, Dolby Atmos, OTS+.
  • More : FloatLayer design, the screen appears to float in front of a silver metal frame. Third-generation Glare Free. The ports are on the TV; the Wireless One Connect box is optional (its availability in Belgium still to be confirmed).
  • At Nimestore : 55" 2 699,99 € · 65" 3 499,99 € · 77" 4 499,99 € · 83" 5 499,99 €.

OLED S95H: the best Samsung OLED for most people

  • Panel : QD-OLED in 55, 65 and 77 inches; the 48-inch is WOLED.
  • Processor : NQ4 AI Gen3. Frequency : 100 Hz native, 165 Hz in gaming.
  • HDMI 2.1 : four 4K 165 Hz HDMI ports, VRR, ALLM, FreeSync Premium Pro.
  • Sound : 4.2.2, 70 W (48-inch: 2.1.2, 60 W), Dolby Atmos.
  • More : Glare Free and One Connect box included from 55 to 77 inches: all the ports are in a separate box, connected to the screen by a single thin cable. The 48-inch has its ports on the TV.
  • At Nimestore : 48" 1 699,99 € · 55" 2 399,99 € · 65" 2 999,99 € · 77" 3 999,99 €.

OLED S92H (S93H and S94H in Belgium): the best value for money

  • Panel : WOLED in most sizes; the 77-inch is reportedly QD-OLED depending on the market.
  • Processor : NQ4 AI Gen3. Frequency : 100 Hz native, 165 Hz in gaming, a first at this level of the range.
  • HDMI 2.1 : four 4K 165 Hz HDMI ports, VRR, ALLM, FreeSync Premium Pro.
  • Sound : 2.1.2, 60 W, Dolby Atmos, OTS.
  • More : Glare Free, a first at this price.
  • At Nimestore : 42" 1 299,99 € · 48" 1 499,99 € · 55" 1 999,99 € · 65" 2 499,99 € · 77" 3 299,99 € · 83" 4 499,99 €.
Belgian names: on samsung.com/be_fr, this OLED exists as the S93H and S94H (same picture, same 2.1.2 60 W sound as the S92H) and as the S90H: same picture, but simpler 2.1, 40 W sound. Nimestore sells the French reference S92H.

OLED S85H: the entry point to OLED

WOLED panel, NQ4 AI Gen2 processor, 120 Hz, four 4K 120 Hz HDMI ports, FreeSync Premium, 2.0 20 W sound with Dolby Atmos. It has a simple anti-glare filter, not Glare Free. Sizes: 48 to 83 inches. We do not currently offer it: at a similar budget, the 42 or 48-inch S92H, or the end-of-line 2025 S95F, are more interesting.

Micro RGB R85H : Micro RGB colours at a gentler price

  • Processor : Micro RGB AI Engine. Frequency : 100 Hz native, 144 Hz in gaming.
  • HDMI 2.1 : four 4K 144 Hz HDMI ports, VRR, ALLM, FreeSync Premium Pro.
  • HDR : HDR10, HDR10+, HLG. Sound : 2.0, 30 W, Dolby Atmos.
  • Good to know : no Glare Free and no One Connect. It is not a cheaper R95H for a glazed conservatory.
  • Sizes : 55, 65, 75, 85 and 100 inches.
  • At Nimestore : 55" 1 499,99 € · 65" 1 999,99 € · 75" 2 499,99 € · 85" 4 499,99 €.
Micro RGB and Benelux names: according to HelloTV, the Micro RGBs are called MR95H and MR86H in the Benelux, and the Belgian Samsung store also sells an R87H identical to the R85H. Nimestore sells the French references R95H (TMR…R95H) and R85H (TMR…R85H). If in doubt when reading a review, ask us for the equivalent.

Neo QLED and Mini LED

Back and profile of a Samsung M70H Mini LED TV on a grey background
Samsung Mini LEDs 2026: a slim, understated design, even on the most affordable models.

Neo QLED QN80H: the all-rounder

Quantum-dot Mini LED on a VA panel, NQ4 AI Gen2 processor, 100 Hz native and 144 Hz in gaming, four 4K 144 Hz HDMI ports, FreeSync Premium Pro, 2.0 30 W sound with Dolby Atmos. Glossy screen, no Glare Free. It's the ideal TV for a big bright screen, sport and consoles, with no risk of burn-in. In the Belgian Samsung store it is sold as the QN82H, with identical specifications.

At Nimestore : 50" 899,99 € · 55" 1 199,99 € · 65" 1 499,99 € · 75" 1 999,99 € · 85" 2 499,99 € · 100" 3 799,99 €.

Neo QLED QN70H: the living-room Mini LED

Mini LED, NQ4 AI processor, 60 Hz panel ('50 Hz' on the spec sheet), three 4K 60 Hz HDMI ports with eARC and ALLM, 2.0 20 W sound, HDR10+. The official spec sheet does not mention neither Dolby Atmos nor VRR. Very good for TV, series and streaming; not for gaming at 120 Hz. Name in the Belgian Samsung store: QN1EH.

At Nimestore : 43" 599,99 € · 50" 749,99 € · 55" 799,99 € · 65" 999,99 € · 75" 1 499,99 € · 85" 1 799,99 €.

Mini LED M80H, M70H and M74H: the new entry-level series

The M74H is the French reference for the M70H (same spec sheet): Mini LED Processor 4K, 60 Hz panel, three 4K 60 Hz HDMI ports, VRR, ALLM, 2.0 20 W sound, HDR10+, Filmmaker mode, Gaming Hub and AirPlay. The entry price for a genuine Mini LED backlight.

M74H at Nimestore : 43" 499,99 € · 50" 599,99 € · 55" 649,99 € · 65" 799,99 € · 75" 1 099,99 € · 85" 1 499,99 €.

The M80H moves up a notch: NQ4 AI Gen2 processor, 144 Hz in gaming (100 Hz native), three 4K 144 Hz HDMI ports, FreeSync Premium. It's Samsung's most affordable 120 Hz Mini LED, from 55 to 85 inches. We don't currently stock it in store. In the Benelux, the Samsung store also sells an M1EH, close to the M70H.

The Frame and The Frame Pro : the art TV

Samsung The Frame TV hung on the wall of a bright living room, displaying a work of art
The Frame in Art Mode: when switched off, it displays artwork like a real painting.

The Frame 2026 (LS03HA) : 4K QLED, NQ4 AI Gen2 processor, 100 Hz native and 144 Hz in gaming, anti-glare matte screen, Art Mode and interchangeable magnetic frames. The 55-inch has a wired One Connect box and four HDMI 2.1 ports. The Art Store (artwork catalogue) is a paid subscription.

The Frame Pro (LS03HW) : the same idea in Mini LED (Neo QLED), with the NQ4 AI Gen3 processor, FreeSync Premium Pro and a Wireless One Connect box, fully wireless.

At Nimestore : Frame 43" 999,99 € · 55" 1 399,99 € · 65" 1 699,99 € · Frame Pro 55" 1 499,99 € · 65" 1 999,99 € · 75" 2 999,99 €.

Crystal UHD and 8K

The Crystal UHD are simple 4K LED models (Crystal 4K processor, HDR10+), ideal for a second TV or a very large screen on a budget. At Nimestore: TU75U7025H 75" at 699,99 €, TU85U7005H 85" at 1 099,99 €, TU98U9005H 98" at 1 599,99 €. The Neo QLED 8K QN990H is the only 8K model of 2026; there is hardly any 8K content and we don't stock it.

The full comparison table

SeriesTechProcessorMax HzHigh-frequency 4K HDMIGlare FreeSound
R95HMicro RGBMicro RGB AI Engine Pro1654 (165 Hz)Yes4.2.2, 70 W
S99HQD-OLED (83" WOLED)NQ4 AI Gen31654 (165 Hz)Yes4.2.2, 70 W
S95HQD-OLED (48" WOLED)NQ4 AI Gen31654 (165 Hz)Yes4.2.2, 70 W
S92HWOLEDNQ4 AI Gen31654 (165 Hz)Yes2.1.2, 60 W
S85HWOLEDNQ4 AI Gen21204 (120 Hz)No2.0, 20 W
R85HMicro RGBMicro RGB AI Engine1444 (144 Hz)No2.0, 30 W
QN80HMini LEDNQ4 AI Gen21444 (144 Hz)No2.0, 30 W
The FrameMatte QLEDNQ4 AI Gen21444 on the 55"Matte screennot specified
M80HMini LEDNQ4 AI Gen21443 (144 Hz)No2.0, 20 W
QN70HMini LEDNQ4 AI60None (3 HDMI at 60 Hz)No2.0, 20 W
M70H / M74HMini LEDMini LED Processor 4K60None (3 HDMI at 60 Hz)No2.0, 20 W
The Hz trap: on European spec sheets, Samsung lists ‘50 Hz' for a 60 Hz panel and ‘100 Hz' for a 120 Hz panel. To play 4K 120 Hz on PS5 or Xbox, you need at least an M80H, a QN80H, an R85H, The Frame 2026 or an OLED.

Decoding a Samsung model number

Example: TQ55S95H (French model number) or QE55S95H (Belgian model number).

  • The first letters : in France, TQ (OLED, QLED, Neo QLED, The Frame), TU (Mini LED, Crystal UHD), TMR (Micro RGB). In Belgium and the rest of Europe: QE, UE and MRE.
  • 55 : the diagonal size in inches (about 140 cm).
  • S95 : the series.
  • H : the year. H = 2026, F = 2025, D = 2024, C = 2023.
  • The following letters : the variant (stand, colour). For The Frame, HA = standard Frame, HW = Frame Pro.
  • The suffix (often missing from labels): XXC for France, XXN for the Benelux.
France name (Nimestore)Name(s) in BelgiumDifference
S92HS93H, S94HNone
S92HS90HSame picture, 2.1 sound at 40 W instead of 2.1.2 at 60 W
R85HR87H (Samsung store), MR86H (according to HelloTV)None announced
R95HMR95H (according to HelloTV)None announced
QN80HQN82H (Samsung store)None
QN70HQN1EH (Samsung store)None
M74HM70H, M1EHM1EH close, exact equivalence not published

Also beware of US reviews: the ‘S95H' sold in the United States corresponds to our S99H European model.

2025 models still on sale

A few 2025 models (F suffix) are still available here at the end of their run. They are often great deals:

ModelWhat you need to knowPublic price
OLED TQ55S95F (55")The high-end 2025 QD-OLED, with Glare Free: cheaper than the 55" 2026 S92H1 499,99 €
Neo QLED TQ65QN85F (65")144 Hz Mini LED, 40 W sound: a 65" for consoles on a budget1 399,99 €
QLED TQ75Q7F5 (75")Large QLED screen, simple for TV and box sets999,99 €
QLED TQ98Q7FA (98")The giant QLED screen2 199,99 €
QLED TQ32Q5F (32")Full HD, for a bedroom or a kitchen379,99 €

Prices recorded on nimestore.com on 15 October 2026. Prices change: the product page is the reference. Nimesclub members often benefit from a reduced price.

C
Clément's tip

My three favourite Samsungs: the S92H in 55 or 65 inches for a full OLED at a fair price, the S95H for a bright living room and a flawless wall mount, and the R85H for a big screen with wild colours. And if you're a dyed-in-the-wool Dolby Vision fan, do also look at the other brands: we're happy to show you them.

The 2026 Samsungs in store

Samsung versus the competition

SamsungDirect competitorOur verdict
S95H / S99HLG G6, Philips OLED+ 911Samsung for brightness and its matte screen; LG and Philips for Dolby Vision
S92HLG C6, Philips OLED811Close match: Samsung brighter and matte, LG more complete in Dolby Vision
QN80HMini LED TCL and HisenseSamsung for picture processing and the system; TCL and Hisense for price and Dolby Vision

To go further: which Samsung to choose based on your room and budget, and OLED, Mini LED or RGB: which to choose?

Frequently asked questions

Why doesn't Samsung have Dolby Vision?

It's the brand's choice, which backs its own HDR10+ format. Netflix or Disney+ films in Dolby Vision display as HDR10 on a Samsung, with a very good picture on the brighter models. A cinephile who insists on Dolby Vision would be better off going for LG, Philips, Sony, TCL or Hisense.

S92H, S93H, S94H, S90H: what's the difference?

The French S92H corresponds to the Belgian S93H and S94H: same picture, same 2.1.2 60 W sound. The Belgian S90H has exactly the same picture, but simpler sound (2.1, 40 W). Nimestore sells the French reference S92H.

S95H or S99H?

The picture is almost identical. The S99H has a 'floating' metal design and is a little brighter, but its wireless One Connect box is optional. The S95H includes the One Connect box, ideal for wall mounting. For most of our customers, the S95H is the best buy.

Whatever happened to the Neo QLED QN90H?

It no longer exists: Samsung discontinued the QN90 series in 2026. The Micro RGB R85H takes its place in the range, and the QN80H becomes the highest Neo QLED 4K.

Is a '50 Hz' Samsung suitable for the PS5?

On European spec sheets, '50 Hz' means a 60 Hz panel: no 4K 120 Hz gaming. To play at 120 Hz, choose at least an M80H, a QN80H, an R85H, a 2026 The Frame or an OLED.

How many years of updates?

Samsung promises 7 years of Tizen system updates for its recent TVs, the longest commitment among the major brands.

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