Samsung said the series will debut in China at the end of May.

A detailed description of Samsung’s 89-inch MICRO LED TV:

Samsung MICRO LED uses inorganic self-lighting technology, which provides advantages in terms of longevity, efficiency, speed and reliability. Relying on the advanced Micro AI processor, Samsung MICRO LED independently controls more than twenty million micro LED chips, and the exquisite control of its light and colour achieves high brightness and high contrast of the picture, showing different shades of micro-expression even for the same colour. Samsung MICRO LED also supports HDR10, HDR10 + technology with a maximum brightness of 2000nit to deliver rich detailed textures, paired with a high contrast screen and high dynamic light rendering technology to present a wider range of gradations and more realistic picture textures.

In addition, the Samsung MICRO LED features Dolby Atmos with OTS Pro sound and picture tracking technology, which delivers dynamic sound with full motion tracking and perception of sound details to every corner. Intelligent Sound Control AVA clarifies the sound in response to the surrounding sound environment, while Adaptive Sound optimises the sound effect by automatically analysing the scene. μ-Symphony allows the TV and the audio to sound in harmony, with 6.2.2CH speakers and 100W sound to create a three-dimensional surround sound field.

Samsung’s MICRO LED features a futuristic, trendy design with a 99.99% screen-to-body ratio that makes the bezel almost invisible, allowing content, screen and wall to blend harmoniously.

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Micro LED series

89-inch MSRP $749,999

110-inch suggested retail price of 1,049,999 yuan

Neo QLED 8K QN900C Series

75-inch suggested retail price: 69,999 yuan

85-inch suggested retail price: 99999 yuan

Neo QLED 8K QN800C Series

55-inch suggested retail price: 14,999 yuan

65-inch suggested retail price: 20,999 yuan

75-inch suggested retail price: 34,999 yuan

The Serif Landscape TV LS01C

43-inch suggested retail price: 6999 yuan

55-inch suggested retail price: 8999 yuan

65-inch suggested retail price: 11,999 yuan

The Frame Wall TV LS03C

55-inch suggested retail price: 9499 yuan

65-inch suggested retail price: 11,999 yuan

75-inch suggested retail price: 18,999 yuan

85-inch suggested retail price: 29,999 yuan

Samsung said, the Samsung Micro LED screen is made on sapphire crystal sheet, with LED inorganic self-luminous technology, so that the new product in the service life, efficiency, speed, reliability and other advantages. In terms of performance, relying on the powerful Micro AI processor, Micro LED can independently control twenty-four million micro LEDs with an amazing 20bit light control accuracy and peak brightness of up to 2000nit.

Neo QLED 8K TV is equipped with the new audio-visual tracking OTS Pro technology, which, together with the quantum dot processor and 8K artificial intelligence technology, automatically optimizes the source and transmission of sound.
The Neo QLED 8K TV is equipped with new audio and video tracking OTS Pro technology. Its new sound channel speakers and powerful Dolby Atmos create realistic stereo sound, and with the Q-Series 990 audio, it delivers more powerful, lower and more immersive sound.

The new 8K product will provide users with an 8K Ultra HD movie and TV zone, continuously updated with 8K content, and will also support HDR10+ picture quality enhancement technology.

The new The Serif TV is a collaboration between Samsung and the famous French designer Brooks Brothers. The side of the product is designed with a unique capital “I” shape, which provides more options and space for home decoration and allows users to place various decorative objects on top of the TV. The Serif can be placed anywhere in a space, or removed from its stand and placed on a desk in the living room.

In addition, The Frame can be paired with a new rotating wall mount that will soon be available to switch the TV display between landscape and portrait, giving users more creative space to decorate as they see fit.

Officially, Samsung has also made significant upgrades to The Frame and The Serif. The products feature a matte display that diffuses light from the surface to different angles with an embossed coating to reduce ambient light reflection. This upgrade is even more significant for The Frame TV because the design of The Frame is inspired by a painting on the wall, and the matte display technology can restore and present a more realistic texture of the canvas for people.

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As a MicroLED TV, The Wall uses a micro LED unit instead of a traditional backlight, and the display is excellent. However, BUSINESSKOTEA reported today that Samsung’s MicroLED TVs in both its Manhattan and Korea showrooms in the U.S. are experiencing bad dots, and reports of defects are increasing.

The Wall TV is priced at 170 million won overseas and 1049,999 won domestically, a high price that keeps its shipments very low. According to Omdia, a market research firm, the number of MicroLED TVs shipped this year is expected to be no more than 1,000 units. Therefore, once there is a MicroLED TV failure, it will lead to MicroLED TV failure rate increased by one thousand. And if ten MicroLED TVs fail, the technology’s failure rate will reach 1 percent.

For reference, Omdia data shows that this year, LCD and OLED TV panel shipments are expected to be 250 million units and 10 million units, respectively. If the OLED TV panel failure rate of 1%, then there will be 100,000 OLED TV failure. Therefore, MicroLED wants to replace OLED, there is still a long way to go.

Micro LED display technology refers to the self-luminous micron-sized LEDs as light-emitting pixel units, which will be assembled to drive the panel to form a high-density LED array display technology. The technology has almost all the advantages of OLED display technology, but also to do at very high brightness without worrying about the aging of the light-emitting units, life is far better than the OLED display.

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