Samsung 2026 TVs: A Complete Guide to the New Lineup

Samsung's 2026 television lineup marks the biggest shift in display technology since the arrival of OLED: the introduction of Micro RGB, an entirely new panel category that stands at the very top of their offering. At the same time, Samsung elevates its QD-OLED flagship — the S95H — to nearly 2,800 nits, democratizes Mini LED with the new M Series, and integrates a conversational AI assistant called Vision AI Companion at the heart of the user experience. More than a simple evolution of the Samsung 2025 lineup, this new generation represents a complete restructuring of Samsung's TV landscape, where image performance, artificial intelligence, and the physical design of the television converge toward a single, coherent vision.

This guide walks through every 2026 model, compares the new technologies, and helps you with the first considerations when choosing the Samsung TV that best fits your needs. If you would first like a refresher on the different panel technologies, we invite you to consult our television technology guide.

The Advent of Micro RGB — Samsung's New Flagship Technology

At the top of the 2026 lineup sits a new category: Micro RGB televisions. Micro RGB is a direct-emission LED backlighting technology where each pixel is illuminated by its own red, green, and blue LED — with no white backlight and no organic layer. Instead of relying on a monochrome backlight or organic layers, Micro RGB generates color directly at the source. The result is an unprecedented level of precision in both brightness and color reproduction, without the loss or dilution caused by traditional filtering methods.

Capable of covering 100% of the BT.2020 color space, Micro RGB technology surpasses the limits of OLED and Mini LED in terms of color reproduction. What makes this advancement even more significant is its accessibility. Previously reserved for custom designs or very large formats, Micro RGB now extends to more traditional residential sizes — from 55 inches to an extraordinary 130 inches — bringing reference-grade performance into real living spaces.

The flagship R95H model further elevates the experience with advanced visual processing from the new AI Engine Pro processor, HDR10+ Advanced support, and a striking "Timeless Frame" design that transforms the screen into a true architectural element. Wireless One Connect compatibility allows the connection hub to be housed in a separate external box for a cleaner installation.

The R85H, while slightly more accessible, retains the core advantages of Micro RGB, bringing this new generation of color precision and contrast to a wider range of screen sizes and environments. Together, these models mark the beginning of a new reference category — where the TV is no longer just a screen, but a window onto a more realistic and immersive visual experience. Ready to see them with your own eyes? Discover all Samsung TVs in-store, at Fillion, in our showroom.

Samsung OLED 2026: Brighter, More Immersive, More Integrated

Samsung's OLED lineup continues to mature rapidly, and the S95H model is its most advanced expression to date. The most striking improvement concerns brightness: with a 35% increase over the previous generation, peak luminance now reaches levels approaching 2,800 nits, opening the door to a new level of realism for HDR content. Highlights gain in intensity, depth becomes more tangible, and the image takes on a true three-dimensional quality.

Equally revolutionary is the introduction of the "FloatLayer" design, where the screen appears to float when wall-mounted, framed by a subtle metal structure. This marks a turning point toward TVs designed not only to be watched, but to integrate into our living spaces. For the first time, QD-OLED technology also has access to Samsung's Art features — a sign of growing confidence in screen durability and long-term image stability (available exclusively on the S95H). The TV now transitions effortlessly from entertainment to visual art. Discover the S95H model at Fillion.

Sitting at the heart of the 2026 OLED lineup, the S90H and S85H bring the essence of OLED performance within reach of more consumers. The S90H stands out as a high-performance mid-range option, combining Samsung's latest AI-based processing with improved brightness, a new anti-glare matte finish, and advanced gaming capabilities — including a refresh rate of up to 165 Hz — making it as attractive to film enthusiasts as to gaming fans.

The S85H, on the other hand, emphasizes accessibility while retaining the fundamental advantages of OLED — perfect blacks and precise contrast — paired with essential smart features and performance up to 120 Hz for smooth everyday viewing. Together, these three models reflect Samsung's overall strategy for 2026: delivering a refined, intelligent OLED experience across multiple segments without compromising the fundamental qualities of OLED image reproduction. Browse Samsung's OLED collection to compare sizes and prices.

Vision AI Companion: From Screen to Intelligent Assistant

The most profound transformation of 2026 is not purely visual — it is behavioral. Vision AI Companion is Samsung's new integrated AI interface that replaces menu navigation with natural conversation. It enables, among other things:

• Natural, conversational content discovery across apps and services
• Personalized recommendations for each household member
• Real-time contextual information through features like "Now Brief"
• On-screen identification of objects, places, and people in what you're watching
• Live sports overlays with statistics and predictions

Rather than navigating through menus, users interact with the TV as they would with a digital assistant, enabling smoother and more responsive navigation.

Neo QLED and Mini LED 2026

While Micro RGB technology defines the top of the lineup, Samsung remains equally committed to broadening access to high-performance technology with its evolved Neo QLED and Mini LED ranges. The launch of the Mini LED M Series is a decisive step. By offering Quantum Mini LED backlighting at more affordable prices, Samsung replaces traditional LED ranges with a more precise and capable alternative. We are no longer talking about entry-level performance for their most accessible models.

The M80H stands out with a more advanced feature set, including a 144 Hz refresh rate, AI-driven image optimization, and extended gaming capabilities, making it a compelling option for performance-oriented users.

The M70H, on the other hand, focuses on simplicity and versatility, offering a more accessible entry point with a wider range of screen sizes and essential smart features for everyday viewing. Together, these models reflect Samsung's strategy for 2026 to democratize Mini LED technology, delivering a significant improvement in image quality to more households without compromising value.

In terms of performance, we're talking about:

• Improved contrast and greater precision in local dimming management;
• Higher brightness levels;
• Improved HDR performance.

In this regard, the Neo QLED range further distinguishes itself on these same points with enhancements in processing and gaming performance, including refresh rates of up to 288 Hz in specialized modes. The QN80H and QN70H models combine Quantum Mini LED backlighting with Quantum Dot technology to deliver bright, vivid images, supported by AI-based processing and the new Vision AI experience.

The QN80H presents itself as the most complete option, offering enhanced local dimming management, HDR10+ Advanced support, and gaming capabilities up to 4K at 144 Hz with full HDMI 2.1 bandwidth — particularly suited to demanding home theater and gaming environments.

The QN70H, though more streamlined, remains a compelling entry point in the Neo QLED range, focusing on brightness and everyday performance, with particular attention to gaming thanks to its Dual Line Gate technology, capable of reaching up to 288 Hz in specialized modes.

Together, these models illustrate Samsung's repositioning of the Neo QLED lineup in 2026: it is no longer the absolute flagship, but remains a highly capable and versatile solution for users seeking high performance without venturing into OLED or Micro RGB territory. Explore Mini LED and Neo QLED up close.

Designed for Your Environment: The Frame 2026

It's hard to review Samsung's TV lineup without dwelling on the attention paid to integrating their televisions into our environment — notably for the celebrated The Frame and Frame Pro models.

Improved matte coatings reduce reflections without compromising contrast, while new mounting systems simplify installation and eliminate visual clutter.

The transition from the 2025 Samsung Frame and Frame Pro models to the 2026 versions reflects an evolution toward greater installation flexibility rather than a complete technological overhaul. In 2025, the Frame Pro offered a performance-focused upgrade, featuring Mini LED technology and a wireless One Connect box, while the standard Frame remained a design-focused QLED model with a traditional external connection hub.

In 2026, Samsung builds on these same foundations to improve ease of use and versatility for both models: the standard Frame (LS03HE) now integrates its connections directly into the chassis for easier wall mounting (eliminating the One Connect box), while the Frame Pro (LS03HW) retains its wireless architecture and benefits from new size options, improved anti-glare coatings, and increased accessibility, reinforcing its position at the top of the so-called lifestyle TV category. Discover the available models and sizes of the Frame and Frame Pro 2026 at Fillion today.

The 2026 Models at a Glance

A New Audio Ecosystem: Eclipsa Audio and Q-Symphony

Beyond the image, 2026 marks an audio revolution with the introduction of Eclipsa Audio. Developed jointly by Samsung and Google, this new open-source 3D audio format aims to compete with Dolby Atmos by offering more precise spatial immersion and, above all, greater compatibility across your different devices. Unlike closed formats, Eclipsa enables perfect, latency-free synchronization between your Samsung TV and any compatible speaker (soundbars, Wi-Fi speakers, or headphones). Using AI, the system analyzes your room's acoustics in real time to virtually position sound objects, transforming your living room into a true cinematic bubble — without the need for a complex cable setup.

Combined with the evolution of Q-Symphony, which now supports multiple synchronized devices, the TV becomes the center of a fully integrated audio ecosystem. This approach delivers scalable performance — from solo listening to complete multi-speaker environments — without sacrificing installation simplicity. Pair your new TV with our selection of soundbars for an immediate upgrade.

The Future of Television, Now at Fillion Électronique

The best way to appreciate the difference between each of these models is to see them with your own eyes. We showcase all the models included in this article in-store, in an environment designed to ensure a faithful and fair comparison. Whether it's everyday TV, a native 4K Blu-ray player, or your favorite streaming app, we can use the source of your choice to allow an objective comparison of each model, so you can appreciate their distinctive technologies and performances.

Prepare your in-store visit by getting in touch with one of our advisors. We will be happy to review your needs and recommend the TV or TVs that will best meet them. Because at this level of performance, the difference isn't just seen — it's understood.

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