Samsung TVs

Samsung TVs: from HK$1,580 to flagship, 32 to 98 inches

Samsung is the most complete range we carry — six display technologies and nine screen sizes (32 to 98 inches), from entry Crystal UHD up to QD-OLED and Neo QLED flagships. This page sets out what actually separates the six technologies, where each one starts on price, and which suits your room.

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Six technologies, one table

Technology	What actually differs	From
Crystal UHD	Entry 4K, direct-lit backlight, no quantum dots	HK$3,880
QLED	Adds a quantum-dot film — more colour volume and brightness	HK$2,780 (43")
Neo QLED	QLED plus a Mini LED backlight — far more dimming zones, much better dark scenes	HK$4,980
Mini LED (M series)	The new 2026 line — Mini LED backlighting at friendly money, down to 43 inches	HK$3,980
OLED	Self-emissive pixels that switch off completely — true black	HK$10,980
Micro RGB	Newer backlight technology with independent red, green and blue control	Awaiting stock

The practical version: what actually separates these sets is the number of dimming zones and the panel type, not the marketing name. Moving from Crystal UHD up to Neo QLED (Mini LED zones) or OLED (true black) improves what you see far more than moving up one model within the same tier.

⚠ Micro RGB is currently awaiting stock — the R85H and R95H are not available. To be notified when they arrive, WhatsApp us with the model and size you want.

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By budget (in stock)

HK$3,000–5,000 — the family mainstream

• Crystal UHD U8000H 55" (HK$3,880) — 2026 entry 4K with Vision AI, ample for everyday viewing and streaming (65" HK$4,780)
• QLED Q7F 55" (HK$3,980) — adds quantum-dot colour (43" HK$2,780; 40" Q5F HK$2,380)
• Neo QLED QN70F 55" (HK$4,980) — Mini LED backlight and the best gaming specification we stock (see below)

HK$5,000–11,000 — a step up in picture quality

• OLED now starts at the S90F 65" (HK$10,980) — the cheapest set, the S85F 55", is out of stock for now; WhatsApp us to be notified when it returns
• QD-OLED S90F 65" (HK$10,980) — a QD-OLED panel with higher colour volume
• Neo QLED QN80F 55" HK$5,780 and QN85F 55" HK$5,980 — for bright rooms and larger screens

Large format and flagship

Above 75 inches there is the Crystal UHD U8500F (HK$6,580), Neo QLED QN80F / QN85F / QN90F, and QD-OLED S90F / S95F, up to 98 inches. Full lists in the 75-inch, 85-inch and 98-inch ranges.

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⚠ Gaming: do not shop by the "HDMI 2.1" badge

An "HDMI 2.1" label does not guarantee 120Hz at 4K. Some sets have a 4K60 panel that reaches 120Hz only at 1080p — the specification sheet says "120Hz" truthfully, but your PS5 will run at 60Hz in 4K.

Check four things: the refresh rate at 4K (not at 1080p), which HDMI ports support it, VRR, and ALLM.

Our gaming pick across the Samsung range: the Neo QLED QN70F (55" HK$4,980) — officially a 100Hz native panel with Motion Xcelerator 144Hz and all four HDMI ports supporting 4K144.

That "all four ports" detail matters in practice — connect a PS5, an Xbox and a soundbar and you never have to think about which cable goes where.

For other models, the actual 4K refresh rate and any NVIDIA G-SYNC / AMD FreeSync certification vary by model. Tell us your console or graphics card and WhatsApp us before ordering — we will check the specification set by set, rather than fobbing you off with an "HDMI 2.1" label.

Full comparisons in the gaming TV range.

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Films or sport: two needs, two directions

	Recommendation	Why
Films at night, lights off	OLED (S85F / S90F)	True black; unmatched shadow detail
Daytime sport, lights on	Neo QLED (QN80F / QN85F)	More brightness headroom, and no burn-in risk
One set for everything	Mini LED	Strong at both, with no obvious weakness

Sport viewers should note the burn-in point: broadcaster logos and score bars sitting in one position for hours is exactly what OLED likes least. If a sports channel runs all day, choose Neo QLED or Mini LED.

See the Movie TVs and sports TV ranges.

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Shop by size

• 43 inch — bedrooms and compact flats
• 50 inch
• 55 inch — 1.7–2.3 m viewing distance
• 65 inch — 2.0–2.7 m (the most common here)
• 75 inch — 2.3–3.1 m
• 85 inch — large living rooms
• 98 inch — commercial spaces or a dedicated media room

One caveat: Hong Kong digital terrestrial television is HD/1080i, not 4K. The larger the screen, the more visible the upscaling on local channels — leave some margin if local broadcast is most of your viewing.

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Commercial: hotels, restaurants, meeting rooms, digital signage

Large-format Samsung sets are widely used in commercial spaces — ambient light in a public area usually cannot be controlled, and Neo QLED's high brightness plus anti-reflection handling is the right answer. With no burn-in risk, static content can stay on screen indefinitely.

Models and terms aimed at these uses are in the commercial TV range. For bulk purchases or a formal quotation, WhatsApp us directly.

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Frequently asked

What is the difference between Samsung QLED and Neo QLED?

Neo QLED = QLED plus a Mini LED backlight. Both use the same colour technology (quantum dots); the difference is the backlight. An ordinary QLED has few dimming zones, while Neo QLED has hundreds or thousands — which is why its dark scenes and HDR highlight control are considerably better.

Which Samsung is the best value?

Depends what you need. Just a good 4K smart TV → Crystal UHD U8000H 55" at HK$3,880. Quantum-dot colour → Q7F 55" at HK$3,980. Mini LED plus gaming specification → QN70F 55" at HK$4,980.

Which Samsung is best for gaming?

The QN70F — 100Hz native / 144Hz, all four ports at 4K144, and the 55-inch is only HK$4,980.

For other models, confirm the 4K refresh rate individually rather than relying on the "HDMI 2.1" label. WhatsApp us the model and we will tell you plainly whether it is 4K120 or 1080p 120Hz.

Samsung has no Dolby Vision — is that a disadvantage?

Samsung uses HDR10+ across the range (it is a co-developer); LG uses Dolby Vision. Both do the same job of adjusting scene by scene, and all HDR content carries an HDR10 base layer, so a Samsung playing a Dolby Vision title still delivers HDR. The practical effect is far smaller than the difference panel type and dimming zones make.

Do Samsung TVs support Netflix and Disney+?

Yes — Tizen OS covers Netflix, Disney+, YouTube, Prime Video and the other major platforms. Note that Netflix 4K HDR requires the Premium plan; Standard and Standard with ads top out at 1080p, which has nothing to do with the TV.

When will Micro RGB be available?

The R85H and R95H are currently awaiting stock. WhatsApp us with the model and size and we will let you know when they arrive.

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Warranty and contact

We sell international-version TVs, so the warranty is provided directly by Elechid rather than by the manufacturer. Our policy, in its own words: three years of door-to-door free checking and repairing; replacement parts are charged additionally. Several of our brands (TCL, Sony, Toshiba, Hisense, SKYWORTH) are Hong Kong licensed stock instead, and those carry the brand's own factory warranty — both schemes are set out in our warranty policy; delivery and installation charges are in the FAQ. Our Kwun Tong showroom holds stock, and you can arrange to see a set in person.

Once the picture improves, sound is usually the remaining weak link — our soundbar range includes Samsung and JBL models, and Samsung soundbars gain extra integration features when paired with a Samsung TV.

If you cannot decide, WhatsApp us — tell us your living room depth, how much daylight it gets, whether films, sport or gaming matter most, and your budget. We will suggest two or three and will not push you at the most expensive set.

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Further reading: Samsung Q7F vs Q8F, Samsung S85F OLED review, and Samsung QN85F 55-inch Neo QLED review.