This 100-Inch Samsung QLED TV Is Now $1,500 Off.
A 100-inch TV used to be a purchase for sports bar buffs and those with more cash than they could spend. The Samsung QN80F changes that. The 100-inch model now retails for $5,497.99 to $3,997.99—a $1,500 reduction—and, according to price tracking, this is an all-time low. It’s still a hefty price tag, but for a mini LED TV with four HDMI 2.1 ports, 4K resolution at 144Hz, and full VRR support, it’s truly impressive value.
The QN80F is Samsung’s mid-range Neo QLED TV, released in 2025 and an improved version of the Q80D from 2024. Its mini-LED backlight offers better contrast and local dimming than standard QLED, and the NQ4 AI Gen2 processor handles 4K upscaling quite well, so your non-4K content library won’t look out of place on a screen this size. It’s also a particularly good choice for living room gaming, thanks to its low input lag, robust format support, and a suite of gaming features that exceeds the capabilities of its price segment.
However, this isn’t a perfect TV. Black level uniformity isn’t perfect, so you’ll see halos and blackouts in dark rooms with bright accents. Motion processing at 60Hz is also a weak point, so if you’re a hardcore gamer or sports fan, you might want to consider the QN90F or similar Hisense/TCL TVs before making a purchase. The screen is also quite reflective—it handles ambient light well, but direct glare from windows or lamps will be truly distracting. Also, if you’re a home theater enthusiast, note that while this TV supports HDR10+, it lacks Dolby Vision.
The 75-inch QN80F has also been slashed to a record low of $1,297.99, making it ideal for those who lack the space for a 100-inch model. But for those who prefer a larger size, deals like these are typically the closest option to a theater-like screen without spending thousands more.