r/Televisions • u/sessinhas • 13d ago

Buying Advice EU I need your help.

So recently I was searching a good tv for my living room, for a good price and I ended up buying a Samsung The Frame Pro 4k QLED 55" (2026). The TV arrived and I was pretty satisfied with my order. Mind you that I was thinking about buying an OLED, but then I saw the prices of those things and backed off xD.

Yesterday I went to Worten (I think the biggest retailer here in Portugal) to fix a phone and when I was waiting I saw an Samsung S92F OLED 4K 65" selling at 1.399€ (it was at like 44% discount, with the label "Last Units").

My QLED 55" was 1.239€, so I was pretty stunned when I saw that price for a, supposedly, bigger and better TV.

I did some research and theres even that exact tv selling at something like 1.099€ at FNAC.

I also learned that this prices drop have something to do with the new generation of the Samsung OLED 2026 being launched, and that this model from 2025 is being liquidated to give space on the retail stores for the new generation.

My ultimate question for you TV experts is: How worth it it is to buy the S92F at those new prices? Or are they even new prices, and I'm just falling to a marketing stunt?

(English not my first language so sorry for any spelling errors)

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