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Samsung unveils a range of 8K TVs at IFA 2018 complete with fancy AI image upscaling

8K is the new way of future resolutions, and how we consume media. Eventually, 8K will do the same that 4K did to 1080p video, and companies are taking the initiative to create devices and displays capable of running this content. Samsung invited us to their office to check out their lineup of QLED 8K

95% VERDICT The Samsung Q900 8K TV is the best TV you can buy - but it's also the most expensive. If money is no object and the ultimate picture quality is your goal, then this is the TV for you. Pros Unrivalled resolutiomIncredible picture quality Deep black levelsAmazing upscaling abilities Cons Very expensive Samsung

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It's 2020, but we've only had the 2019 75" Samsung Q900R QLED 8K TV since mid-December, and it is a beast in so many ways.

8K may not be fully adopted by everyone just yet, but if you’re looking to jump on the 8K bandwagon, Samsung’s 65Q900R is a good choice.

We have reviewed Samsung's first 8K TV that also boasts 4000 nits peak brightness,

Samsung’s Q900FN will begin shipping in October, making it the first 8K TV available in the United States. But with no native 8K content available is this just a gimmick? Read on.

Are you ready for the future of TV? Read our full in-depth review of the Samsung Q900R 8K TV

Samsung's 8K TV offers a whole new world of TV splendor

The world’s smallest, most affordable 8K TV

The combo of an 8K with stunning brightness, contrast and colour adds up to the best king-sized TV pictures we've ever seen in the Samsung QE82Q950R

Does the world really need an 8K TV already?