Samsung has officially unveiled its 2018 range of QLED, Ultra HD and Premium Ultra HD TVs for Australia, and theres plenty on offer for fans of mammoth screens.Along with Samsungs flagship QLED range the Q9F, Q8F, Q7F, and Q6F models the company is also showing off a series of premium and standard UHD TVs in its NU8 and NU7 series.Here's our review of this year's Samsung Q9FN QLED TVThe range offers seven products that boast 75-inch or above displays, which Samsung claims is responding to the rising demand amongst Australians for large-screen televisions.Quantum ambienceNaturally, Samsungs Quantum Dot technology is making a return, promising pure colours and rich, deep blacks across its Q-range of TVs.
The company is so confident in its inorganic LEDs ability not to cause in burn-ins that its offering a 10-year guarantee against the issue.Newly introduced with the 2018 QLED range is the ambient mode.
TVs with this feature can detect the colour and pattern of the wall theyre mounted on and, thanks to the burn-in avoidance, can display a static image and appear like a seamless extension of your wall.Samsung's Ambient Mode blends in with its surroundings.This ambient mode also displays information such as the time, weather and more across the back-drop, and can be set up to automatically turn on and off when someone enters or leaves the room.Youll be able to pick up one of Samsungs latest TVs from April 23, and you'll find a full list of the ranges RRPs below, although the Q6F series pricing is yet to be confirmed.Q9F SeriesQ9F 75-inch $10,499Q9F 65-inch $6,999Q8F SeriesQ8F 65-inch $5,899Q8F 55-inch $4,099Q7F SeriesQ7F 75-inch $8,199Q7F 65-inch $5,299Q7F 55-inch $3,699Q6F SeriesQ6F 75-inch $TBCQ7F 65-inch $TBCQ7F 55-inch $TBCNU8 SeriesNU8500 65-inch $3,699NU8500 55-inch $2,599NU8000 82-inch $7,999NU8000 75-inch $5,799NU8000 65-inch $3,599NU8000 55-inch $2,499NU7 SeriesNU7100 75-inch $3,699NU7100 65-inch $2,699NU7100 55-inch $1,799NU7100 49-inch $1,499NU7100 43-inch $1,199LAKWhBetX7W65F8hTnVU5S.jpg#