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Samsung prices all of its QLED TVs for 2019

Samsung prices all of its QLED TVs for 2019

Posted on April 10, 2019August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Back in February, Samsung revealed its lineup of QLED TVs for 2019. Coming in 41 sets strong, Samsung definitely has a ton of TVs on tap for the year. Today, the company revealed pricing details for all of the sets it announced earlier in the year, and as you might imagine, they vary wildly in price.

How much you’ll pay for a Samsung QLED TV depends, of course, on what kind of features you want. Want an 8K Q900 set that clocks in at 85 inches? You’re looking at spending a whopping $14,999.99 on one – cash most of us don’t have on hand and ready to burn. Thankfully, most of the sets Samsung is launching this year don’t come anywhere near that price, with a few 4K TVs even coming in below $1000.
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