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Vision AI Powers Samsung’s Most Advanced Home Entertainment Setup

Samsung Vision AI TV on display
Samsung TVs displayed in a store

TVs That Learn What You Like

Your TV isn’t just a screen anymore, it’s smart. Samsung’s new 2025 models use Vision AI to learn your habits, adapt to your preferences, and create a viewing experience tailored just for you.

It suggests shows you might like, adjusts brightness to your space, and can even connect with other smart devices in your home. It doesn’t just play content, it helps manage your life. This isn’t just TV; it’s tech that’s finally thinking for you.

Samsung Vision AI TV on display

Vision AI Is a Total Game Changer

Samsung Vision AI is what makes these TVs truly next-level. It gives your screen awareness, of the room, your routine, and how you like to watch.

It responds to light, sound, and even people in the room to fine-tune everything. Want recommendations that match your mood or setup that adjusts when someone walks in? This tech does that automatically. It’s all built to make watching TV more seamless and more human.

Man wearing Galaxy Watch on his wrist

Control It With a Flick of the Wrist

With a Galaxy Watch, your TV becomes gesture-controlled. You can scroll by rotating the watch bezel or make a fist to go back, no remote needed.

This kind of control makes things feel natural and hands-free. Watching a movie while cooking or playing a game with your hands full? Just flick or twist, and your TV responds. It’s not just cool, it’s actually useful.

Wall art displayed in a room

When Your TV Becomes Wall Art

When you’re not watching, your Samsung TV can turn into personalized art. The Generative Wallpaper feature uses AI to create custom images based on your taste.

It’s not a screensaver, it’s high-resolution art that reflects your vibe. Planning a party, a quiet evening, or just want a splash of color? Your TV can change to match the moment. You don’t need to hang a painting when your screen can become one, switching styles at will.

Samsung SmartThings app

Built-In Smart Home Control Hub

Your Samsung TV is now your home command center. It comes with a built-in SmartThings Hub that lets you control lights, thermostats, cameras, and more.

There’s no need to open extra apps or juggle remotes. You can check your front door, turn off the lights, or adjust the temperature, all from your screen. It’s the easiest way to manage your smart home, all while catching up on your favorite shows.

Man petting his pet dog

Designed With Families and Pets in Mind

Samsung’s new TVs come with thoughtful features that support family life. With Family Care, your TV can dim the lights when a child falls asleep or show real-time camera feeds.

Pet Care mode turns the TV into a companion for your pets. If it hears barking, it can play relaxing content automatically. It’s like having a helper at home who watches over what matters. These features make the TV more than a screen, it becomes part of your family routine.

Close-up shot of a TV soundbar

Big Sound, Tiny Package

The HW-Q990F soundbar takes home sound to the next level, but it’s smaller than ever. With compact dual subwoofers, you get deep bass and clean audio in a sleek design.

It fits easily into any room setup without sacrificing performance. Thanks to Dynamic Bass Control and AI-powered tuning, the audio stays crisp even at low frequencies. Movie nights feel like theater nights, and music sounds fuller and more alive.

Woman sitting in bed with a remote in her hand with dim lit lamp in the background

The TV That Adapts to Your Room

Lighting changes throughout the day, and now your TV can keep up. With real-time ambient sensing, Samsung’s AI adjusts picture settings on the fly.

Too bright in the morning? It balances brightness. Lights off at night? It sharpens contrast and dark tones. You don’t have to dig through menus to get the best view, it handles it for you. This means clear, vibrant images, no matter what time it is or how your room is set up.

Back view of man watching TV

Watch Without Annoying Glare

No more watching through reflections. Samsung’s Neo QLED and OLED models now feature Glare-Free screens, making picture quality consistent even in bright rooms.

Sunlight, lamps, or overhead lights won’t ruin the view. The screen stays clear, letting you see every detail without distraction. Whether you’re watching during the day or in a well-lit space, your content stays vibrant and immersive.

Man playing game on TV with Xbox controller

Fast Motion, Smooth Gameplay

Gamers will love what Samsung has done with refresh rates. With up to 240Hz motion clarity, fast scenes stay sharp and fluid.

Whether you’re deep into a racing game or watching a high-speed chase, every move looks crisp. Lag and motion blur? Gone. These TVs are built to handle fast-paced action with zero stutter. It’s like upgrading your screen to match the speed of your reflexes.

8K quality on screen

Almost Everything Looks Like 8K

The Neo QLED 8K QN990F is Samsung’s sharpest TV yet. It uses AI to upscale old content into near-8K detail, frame by frame.

Even older movies and shows look new again, with richer textures and more definition. You don’t need 8K content to enjoy 8K visuals, it makes almost anything look better. It’s a visual boost you’ll notice immediately, and once you see it, standard HD just doesn’t cut it anymore.

Samsung OLED TV on display

OLED Brightness Breakthrough

The OLED S95F isn’t just another OLED; it’s Samsung’s brightest ever. You get stunning contrast, rich color, and no glare thanks to the new OLED Glare-Free tech.

Everything pops off the screen, even in rooms full of natural light. And with AI enhancements, it fine-tunes color and depth for every scene. It’s also Pantone-validated for color fidelity, meaning what you see on-screen stays true to industry color standards, great for creatives and movie lovers alike.

Flat screen TV set displaying logo of LG

How Samsung Stacks Up to Rivals

TV brands are stepping up their game, but Samsung is staying ahead by making its TVs smarter, faster, and more personal. While LG is teaming up with Xbox Cloud Gaming and Sony pushes high-end visuals, Samsung is turning its screens into all-in-one lifestyle hubs.

With features like Vision AI, built-in smart home controls, and personalized profiles, Samsung isn’t just matching the competition, it’s shifting what people expect from a TV. Every update isn’t just about better picture; it’s about better living.

Couple watching a movie

Audio That Moves With the Action

Object Tracking Sound Pro makes your TV sound feel real. The audio follows the movement on screen, so you hear things exactly where they happen.

Footsteps behind you, cars racing past, voices off to the side, it all sounds like it’s in your room. The built-in speakers map sound based on what you’re watching. Paired with Dolby Atmos, it’s full 3D surround sound with zero setup. It makes even simple scenes come alive, and it’s all powered by AI.

Samsung One UI logo displayed on a screen

A Fresh, Easy-to-Use Interface

Samsung’s new TVs run on One UI Tizen, a simple interface that feels familiar. If you’ve used a Galaxy phone, it’ll feel just right.

Profiles can be set for different users, so everyone gets their own content recommendations. The layout is clean, responsive, and faster than ever. You don’t need to hunt through menus or apps; everything is organized and easy to reach. It’s all about making things faster and smarter from the second you power it on.

Curious how other smart TVs are leveling up? Check out how LG’s bringing Xbox Cloud Gaming to the big screen.

Bright Samsung TV display showcasing knox security

Smart Security Built Right In

Today’s TVs connect to everything, so security matters more than ever. Samsung’s Knox Security protects your data and devices from cyber threats.

It shields your passwords, blocks sketchy websites, and monitors connected devices. The TVs also get regular security updates for at least three years. That means your digital safety stays current as new threats pop up.

Want to see how Samsung’s TVs are doing even more? Take a look at how they’re stepping into the role of home assistant.

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