Samsung is the UK's best-selling TV brand, with a range that runs from budget Crystal UHD sets to Neo QLED Mini LED, QD-OLED and the art-inspired The Frame. We list more Samsung TVs than any other brand.
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| Brand | Models Listed | Price Range | Comparison |
|---|---|---|---|
| Samsung | 68 | £189–£3,799 | — |
| Hisense | 73 | £149–£3,299 | Samsung vs Hisense |
| TCL | 56 | £119–£7,499 | Samsung vs TCL |
| LG | 49 | £179–£9,999 | Samsung vs LG |
| Sony | 37 | £319–£22,999 | Samsung vs Sony |
| Panasonic | 16 | £199.99–£2,099 | Samsung vs Panasonic |
Samsung suits almost any buyer because the range is so wide. Choose a Crystal UHD or Q7F model for a budget second room TV, Neo QLED for a bright family living room, an S90 or S95 OLED for films in a darker room, or The Frame if you want the TV to look like a picture on the wall. Film fans who own a lot of Dolby Vision content may prefer LG, Sony or Panasonic.
Do Samsung TVs support Dolby Vision?
No. Samsung uses HDR10+ and HDR10 instead. Dolby Vision content still plays, but in standard HDR10.
What is the difference between Samsung QLED and Neo QLED?
QLED uses a standard LED backlight with a quantum dot layer, while Neo QLED uses a Mini LED backlight for brighter highlights and deeper blacks.
Is Samsung The Frame a good TV?
The Frame is a good QLED TV with a matte, low-glare screen. You pay extra for the design and Art Mode rather than picture quality.