Smart devices have become the standard for homeowners in recent years, with artificial intelligence (AI) enhancing the experience. It’s no different for Samsung’s 2026 TV lineup, which seeks to elevate home entertainment with upgraded picture, sound, and personalisation across its premium models, as well as the mini-LED and Crystal UHD family, one feature at a time.
The first, Vision AI Companion (VAC), integrates AI assistants such as Bixby, Perplexity, and Microsoft Copilot into the system, allowing users to access recommendations, additional information about a film, show, or actor, and the like. On the latest R95H and R85H Micro RGB series, available in sizes from 55 to 115 inches, VAC comes paired with other AI-optimised tools, including Micro RGB AI Engine Pro that fine-tunes colour, motion, and depth; Micro RGB Precision Colour 100, ensuring richer, more lifelike visuals; and Micro RGB Colour Booster Pro and Micro RGB HDR Pro for optimised scene-by-scene colour and contrast.
Also new to the TVs is glare-free technology, which minimises light reflection in bright environments (perfect for hot, sunny Singapore), and has been added to the S95H and S90H OLED models. As the flagship, the S95H features Pantone Validated Artful Color to preserve the authenticity of original artwork with faithful colour and exceptional detail, and the lighter FloatLayer Design that blends more naturally into the home environment.
Both models will have AI Football Mode Pro, while the lower-range S85H boasts AI Football Mode for optimised picture and sound in real time. The Pro counterpart offers the option to adjust the individual volumes for commentary and crowd noise, and despite what its name suggests, the two modes can work for other sports as well (the extent of functionality is likely to vary, though).
For gamers, the OLED lineup includes Samsung’s Ultimate Gaming Pack, comprising Motion Xcelerator 165Hz, support for key VRR platforms such as AMD FreeSync Premium Pro and NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible, and quick-access gaming tools for smoother, more intuitive play.
Over to Neo QLED, the QN70H comes in sizes from 55 to 85 inches, with Real QLED with 100% Color Volume delivering accurate colours and clear detail — even at high brightness levels — and Quantum Mini LED enabling depth and clarity in every scene. VAC is also available here, alongside 4K Upscaling and a 144Hz refresh rate powered by the NQ4 AI Processor.
Rounding out the 2026 AI TV range are the M90H, M75H, and M1EH mini-LED models, sporting sizes from 43 to 100 inches. In addition to greater image depth and clarity with Pure Spectrum Color, other notable features include AI-powered tools for sports, gaming, and everyday entertainment, Mini LED HDR and Motion Xcelerator for sharp, smooth fast-paced content, and Dynamic Sound Pack for adaptive sound that optimises audio based on real-time scene.
Similar to AI Football Mode Pro, AI Upscaling Pro and AI Sound Controller Pro won’t be available across all models. While AI Upscaling Pro uses AI to analyse and enhance low-resolution content in real time (paired with Colour Booster Pro to analyse and categorise scenes), the latter allows users to adjust elements such as dialogue, background music, and sound effects for a more immersive viewing experience.
As part of the Samsung TV Plus ecosystem, SmartThings integration and seven years of Tizen OS upgrades can also be expected. Google Photos will come to select 2026 models later in the year, displaying curated memories through the app itself and Samsung Daily+, the Now Brief on-screen widget.
The 2026 AI TV lineup is now available for purchase in Singapore via Samsung Online Store, Samsung Shop App, Samsung Official Store on Lazada, Shopee and TikTok Shop, as well as selected Consumer Electronics and IT stores. The full pricing list is as follows:
- Micro RGB (R95H / R85H)
- R95H (85″): S$12,999
- R95H (75″): S$10,999
- R95H (65″): S$5,399
- R85H (85″): S$7,599
- R85H (75″): S$5,999
- R85H (65″): S$3,599
- R85H (55″): S$2,799
- OLED (S90H / S85H)
- S90H (83″): S$9,999
- S90H (77″): S$7,399
- S90H (65″): S$3,999
- S90H (55″): S$3,099
- S90H (48″): S$2,399
- S85H (83″): S$7,599
- S85H (77″): S$5,999
- S85H (65″): S$3,599
- S85H (55″): S$2,799
- S85H (48″): S$2,099
- Neo QLED (QN70H)
- 85″: S$4,499
- 75″: S$3,499
- 65″: S$2,599
- 55″: S$1,999
- Mini LED (M90H / M75H / M1EH)
- M90H (100″): S$4,599
- M75H (85″): S$2,699
- M75H (75″) S$1,899
- M75H (65″): S$1,299
- M75H (55″): S$1,049
- M75H (50″): S$849
- M75H (43″): S$799
- M1EH (85″): S$2,699
- M1EH (75″): S$1,899
- M1EH (65″): S$1,299
- M1EH (55″): S$1,049
- M1EH (50″): S$849
- M1EH (43″): S$799
Si Jia is a casual geek at heart – or as casual as someone with Sephiroth’s theme on her Spotify playlist can get. A fan of movies, games, and Japanese culture, Si Jia’s greatest weakness is the Steam Summer Sale. Or any Steam sale, really.
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