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Samsung TVs 2023: German prices for OLED and Neo-QLED TVs announced

Mar 15, 2023

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Samsung's 2023 OLED and Neo-QLED TVs were unveiled at CES in January and presented to the press for the first time in Europe in February. However, the German prices have so far been missing, but these can now be found in Samsung's online shop. The QD-OLED flagship S95C can even already be ordered.

Until now, only European prices without any specific market reference have been circulating for Samsung's new televisions. When Samsung had the televisions in February for the first time as part of an in-house exhibition for a close-up assessment, the prices were also not an issue, so that further speculation had to be made. Without further notice, the company has now included the new models in its own online shop, which shows the official prices.

S95C starts at 2,899 euros in 55 inches

The new QD OLED flagship S95C can even be ordered, although Samsung had initially assumed later availability from April to May. Anyone who took the previously rumored prices for Voll will be potentially disappointed in view of the high prices. The S95C starts in 55" at 2,899 euros, costs 4,099 euros in 65" and is in the new size of 77" at 6,399 euros. Based on the EU information, prices from 2,499 to a maximum of 4,799 euros were previously assumed.

S90C available from 2,499 euros

The S95C is characterized by a 20 to 30 percent higher brightness at peak and full screen compared to the old S95B, and in contrast to last year the television is coming onto the market for the first time with the One Connect Box for better cable management. With the features known from the 2022 model, Samsung is bringing the S90C into its range, which practically corresponds to the previous S95B and comes in 55" at 2,499 euros and in 65" is 3,299 euros. Like the S95C, the S90C can be ordered from Samsung with immediate availability.

German prices for 2023 Samsung televisions

< figure class="text-asset">Series Size Panel Resolution Price Availability S95C 77" QD-OLED 4K 6,399 euros Immediately 65" 4,099 euros 55" 2,899 euros S90C 65″ 3,299 euros 55" 2,499 euros QN900C 85″ Mini-LED LCD 8K 10,999 euros Can be pre-ordered 75" 7,799 euros 65" 5,799 euros QN800C 85″ 8,099 euros 75" 6,399 euros 65" 4,399 euros QN700C 75″ 6,299 euros 65" 4,299 euros 55" 3,099 euros QN90C 85" 4K 6,999 euros Immediately 75" 5,099 euros 65" 3,399 euros 55" 2,599 euros 50" 1,899 euros 43" 1,699 euros QN85C 85" 4,999 euros 75" 3,699 euros 65" 2,799 euros 55" 1,999 euros

8K flagship as expected for 10,999 euros

There are also positive changes in the now official prices. The 8K flagship QN900C starts at 5,799 euros in 65" instead of the speculated 5,999 euros. At 75″ the TV costs 7,799 euros, in 85" as previously speculated, it is 10,999 euros. The QN900C is characterized by the “Infinity Screen” with extremely narrow edges, the highest luminosity in the current portfolio and the One Connect Box. Samsung currently only lists the QN900C for pre-order.

However, the One Connect Box also offers the QN800C step-down model, also available in 65″, 75″ and 85" is out and available to pre-order now. The price range goes from 4,399 to 6,399 to 8,099 euros. A category lower in picture performance, but still featuring 8K and One Connect Box, the QN700C sits in 55", 65" and 75″ at prices of 3,099, 4,299 and 6,299 euros.

Neo QLED with 4K from 43 to 85 inches

While the 8K models are still a long way off and can only be pre-ordered, the 4K Neo QLED TVs, like the S95C and S90C, are available now. The top model QN90C stands from 43" to 85″ to choose from and costs 1,699 euros in the smallest and 6,999 euros in the largest diagonal. In addition to the resolution, the 4K models differ in that they do not have the One Connect Box, which Samsung, at least in Germany, is now only available from the 8K TVs and for the S95C.

Again, the QN85C sits a class lower, which, in addition to the maximum HDR brightness, makes compromises in the coating of the screen, which is only advertised with the QN90C with “minimized reflections”. In return, the entry is at 55" already at 1,999 instead of 2,599 euros. The QN85C also comes in 65″, 75″ and 85" for a maximum of 4,999 euros.

Free soundbar for pre-orders

As part of the ” Made for Germany” campaign, a soundbar from Samsung is currently available free of charge with the purchase or pre-order of the new televisions. For the Neo QLED models with 8K, it is the Q-Soundbar HW-Q935GC worth 1,149 euros (RRP), for the Neo QLED with 4K and the OLED TVs, however, the Ultra Slim Soundbar HW-S811B ( white) or HW-S810B (black) worth 469 euros (RRP).