Samsung’s QD-OLED TVs are here. The company has already demonstrated what this new technology is capable of, and recently we can book the S95BA model on its official website and at authorized outlets. However, the only sizes available for the television are 55 and 65 inches, and this year is closing the door to versions with larger or less diagonals for now. Again, everything indicates that the range will be extended in 2023.

For being able to procure market analysis firm DSCC and Korean media outlet Chosun Biz, Samsung Display would already prepare 77- and 49-inch models of QD-OLED technologyversions coming to stores starting next year.

More QD-OLED models to come in 2023

LG has some pretty tough competition this year. After years of leading the way in OLED televisions, it’s now Samsung’s turn to tackle QD-OLED panels that use both their own televisions and Sony’s A95K. Currently, Samsung is mass-distributing 55-inch and 65-inch QD-OLED panels, but everything shows We will have to wait until next year to see panels with larger and smaller diagonals than current ones..

QD-OLED is nothing more than Samsung’s answer to LG’s W-OLED. Instead of applying an RGB filter to recreate the color scheme in your panels uses more than conventional nanocrystalline filteror quantum dots are the protagonists of the QLED models we’ve seen all these years. According to the manufacturer, this means an improvement in shine and color.

Samsung’s next 49-inch and 77-inch models are expected to arrive for 4K TVs. Samsung currently has a production capacity of 30,000 substrates. The manufacturer cuts this substrate, produces 1.8 million 55-inch and 65-inch panels each year up to 100% of your operation.

The estimated delivery date for Samsung’s new S95BA TV is May 14, which means those who buy it now won’t be able to be home until that day. The price of this Smart TV €2,398.99 3,299 Euros for the 55-inch model and the 65-inch version.

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