In India, Samsung introduces new OLED smart TVs that start at Rs. 1.7 lakh: really look at specs and accessibility
The S95C and S90C smart TV series are Samsung's new made-in-India OLED televisions with a Neural Quantum Processor 4K.
Ankush Pandey
Samsung has recently expanded its presence in India's smart TV market by introducing a new line of OLED televisions. Samsung has reported that all models in the new OLED television range are produced in India and the element Brain Quantum Processor 4K. The reach incorporates two series of savvy televisions, specifically the S95C and S90C, with costs beginning from Rs 1,69,990.
During the event, Samsung announced that its brand-new OLED televisions are the first in the world to receive certification from PANTONE for accurately displaying 2,030 Pantone colors and 110 skin tones. In addition, the televisions come with an intelligent EyeComfort Mode that automatically adjusts the brightness level in response to the light that is present in the area.
"We are pushing the boundaries of innovation with our new range of OLED TVs," said Mohandeep Singh, Senior Vice President of Consumer Electronics Business at Samsung India, regarding the launch. By combining OLED panels with Neural Quantum Processor 4K, we have improved OLED televisions' picture quality. The send-off of new OLED televisions will empower us to additionally reinforce our administration in the exceptional television market."
Samsung OLED TV range price and availability
The most recent line of OLED televisions from Samsung includes two series: S95C and S90C, both of which are available in 55-inch, 77-inch, and 65-inch sizes. This series' starting price is Rs 169,990. These televisions are available for purchase online at Samsung.com as well as at leading retail stores across India. Additionally, Samsung has announced a special deal for customers who are interested. Leading bank credit cards offer buyers cashback of up to 20% on their purchases. Also available are EMI options that start at Rs 2,990. Additionally, there is a two-year warranty included with each OLED TV model.
Samsung OLED TV range specifications
The Neural Quantum Processor 4K, an advanced processor that makes use of AI-based algorithms to analyze content scene by scene, produces remarkable brightness and detail in Samsung's most recent line of OLED televisions. HDR OLED+ technology further enhances each frame, allowing viewers to immerse themselves in exceptional scene details.
Quite, the new Samsung Brilliant television range has likewise gotten acknowledgment as the world's first to get approval from PANTONE. Samsung promises that the display will provide viewers with a truly immersive and realistic visual experience with an accurate representation of 2,030 Pantone colors and 110 skin tone shades. In addition, the range features an intelligent EyeComfort Mode that optimizes picture quality for comfortable viewing in any environment by automatically adjusting the TV's brightness level in response to the light outside.
With wireless Dolby Atmos and OTS+ technology, Samsung's OLED TVs provide an immersive sound and viewing experience. By delivering a picture that extends from edge to edge and maximizes the viewing area, the Infinity One Design increases immersion even further.
Samsung has likewise presented an appendable interface box that guarantees a messiness-free arrangement by perfectly covering links and limiting visual interruptions. Convenience is further enhanced by the included solar-powered remote with minimal keys. Samsung boasts that this battery-free remote can even be charged using electromagnetic waves from WiFi routers or lighting in the home.
Additionally, the Samsung OLED TV line includes a variety of features designed to enhance gamers' gaming experience. The Motion Xcelerator Turbo Pro effectively eliminates input lag and motion blur by providing clear visuals and fast gaming performance. Gamers can anticipate a thrilling and immersive gaming experience thanks to the 144Hz refresh rate and additional features like the Game Bar, Mini Map Zoom, and Virtual Aim Point.
A calm onboarding feature and IoT-enabled light and sound sensors are also included in the new line of OLED televisions, allowing users to seamlessly integrate and control their smart home devices.
