Samsung has already begun rolling out its 2025 lineup of TVs. These new smart TVs don’t just promise an immersive viewing experience but also feature AI powered features thanks to the new Vision AI technology. But the various models like the QLED, OLED, and Neo QLED series can get quite confusing. So here’s a quick explainer about the latest Samsung Smart TVs.

Samsung Class OLED S85F, S90F, and S95F Series

One of the latest lineups to get a 2025 release is the Samsung Class OLED Vision AI models, which are 4K smart TVs. There are three options to choose from, namely the Class OLED S85F, S90F, and S95F. All three lineups can be purchased in multiple size options and start from 1,299 US Dollars. The Class OLED Vision AI Smart TVs feature Ultra HD resolution (4K), AI powered features, and an OLED panel.

The main selling point here is the OLED screen. Unlike the typical LCD panels, Samsung’s OLED start TVs bring expertly calibrated colors and the beloved OLED contrast. This brings true blacks and an improved viewing experience. Depending on the lineup you chose, there are options for up to 165Hz high refresh rate, making these great for gaming as well.

Samsung Class QLED Vision AI Smart TV

As of right now, Samsung only offers one Class QLED Vision AI Smart TV from its 2025 lineup. This model is also the most affordable option from the latest announcements, starting from 499 US Dollars. The Class QLED Q8F Vision AI Smart TV arrives in a wide range of sizes that include 32, 43, 50, 55, 65, 75, and even 85 inches.

Every model is powered by the brand’s Q4 AI processors, offers 4K resolution, Samsung Knox Security, and Quantum Dot technology. Apart from this, there is support for the Vision AI like the other TVs on this list and even a high 144Hz refresh rate.

Samsung Class Neo QLED Vision AI Smart TV

Moving to something a little more premium, we have the the Samsung Class Neo QLED Vision AI Smart TV lineup. This consists of two versions, which include 4K and 8K variants. The QN80F and QN90F are the two 4K smart TVs that bring the new NQ4 AI Gen2 processors, 4K AI upscaling, Dolby Atmos, Vision AI, and Quantum Matrix technology. QN80F can be purchased up to a massive 100 inch model but both options start from 1,299 US Dollars.

But talking about the true flagships (QN900F and QN990F), we have the 2025 Class Neo QLED 8K TVs. These models were just recently announced with Vision AI tech, a 240Hz refresh rate, and Dolby Atmos support as well. The 8K smart TVs are top if the line models with a premium metal frame design and Glare-Free Quantum Matrix Mini LED displays. So, they can easily match OLED panels in terms of deep blacks and contrast.

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LG has taken the wraps off the improved version of its last flagship, the LG V30. The new phone which is called the LG V30S ThinQ brings a ton of new features with a focus on AI.

Rather than announce a whole new smartphone, LG’s new strategy is to release upgraded versions of its flagships. That doesn’t mean there is no new flagship on the way, it just will arrive later.

LG V30S ThinQ Design and Specs

The LG V30S ThinQ doesn’t look different from the V30 released last year. Their physical appearances are identical. The specs are also the same –

• 6-inch P-OLED QHD+ FullVision display
• Qualcomm Snapdragon 835
• 6GB RAM
• 128GB ROM (256GB LG V30S+ ThinQ)
• 5MP selfie camera
• 16MP f/1.6 + 13MP f/1.9 wide-angle dual rear camera
• 3,300 mAh battery with QC 3.0 support
• IP68 rating and MIL-STD 810G compliance

There is more RAM and storage but that isn’t new. The LG V30 Signature Edition comes with 6GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. So what has changed?

The software! The LG V30S ThinQ has been infused with AI (Vision AI and Voice AI). Vision AI covers image related tasks and is split into AI Cam, QLens, and Bright Mode.

AI Cam is a smart feature baked into the phone’s cameras. It can identify the object you want to take a picture of and recommend the best shooting mode. This is similar to what Huawei does with its Mate 10 Pro.

This means that the camera can detect if you are trying to take a picture of your food, pet, or a person and modify the settings that will give the best representation of the object.

There is also Bright Mode which adds a bit of lighting when shooting in low-light conditions without making the photos noisy.

Think of QLens as LG’s version of Google Lens which is a Pixel exclusive feature. With QLens, you can point the phone’s cameras at an object and get information about it. You can also scan QR codes and barcodes, or get landmark descriptions. LG also says you can perform an image search using QLens.

For Voice AI, this is Google Assistant with thirty-two LG V30S ThinQ tricks. You can simply say “Okay Google” like on other devices but ask it to do specific tasks like:

• take a picture/selfie on a wide angle,
• record a video on a wide angle,
• take a documentary cine video
• take a thriller cine video
• take a food photo
• take a low-light photo
• take a slow-motion video etc.

Some of the above commands are already available on the LG V30 but the last three are some of the new ones released along with the V30S ThinQ.

You can also connect to other LG smart devices and even monitor their statuses. For example, you can simply ask your device about your LG smart washing machine and it will bring up the requested info.

READ MORE: LG K8 2018 And K10 2018 Series Smartphones Announced Ahead Of MWC 2018

LG V30S ThinQ Price and Availability

The LG V30S ThinQ will be available in a new Platinum Gray color as well as Moroccan Blue. There is no info on price yet and release date yet. Notwithstanding, we already know its home country, Korea, will get it first.

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