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  • Samsung Unveils 2025 OLED Lineup Starting At $1,300

    Samsung Unveils 2025 OLED Lineup Starting At $1,300


    If you're on the hunt for a new television that complements both your living space and budget, Samsung has just introduced its 2025 OLED series, comprising three cutting-edge models with prices beginning at $1,300. The latest offerings, the S95F, S90F, and S85F, boast advanced OLED Glare-Free technology, allowing for optimal viewing in any lighting condition without sacrificing picture or color fidelity.

    "Every home is unique, and we understand that factors like sunlight and ambient light are crucial for many users when selecting a TV. Our aim is to provide customers with the freedom to enjoy their favorite content wherever they choose, without compromising on picture quality," stated Lydia Cho, Head of Product for Home Entertainment at Samsung, in a press release. "The flagship S95F series embodies this philosophy, showcasing our most advanced OLED Glare-Free technology, pure blacks, vivid whites, and colors that are Pantone-validated. With our latest 4K processor, an enhanced refresh rate, and a brightness boost of 30%, this series delivers an incredibly realistic viewing experience."

    Here’s how the three models in the Samsung 2025 OLED range compare:

    Samsung 2025 OLED S95F Series TVs

    The S95F series stands out as Samsung's premier line, featuring screen sizes ranging from 55 to 77 inches, with an 83-inch option expected soon. Designed to minimize glare and reflections from surrounding light, this series is powered by the NQ4 AI Gen3 processor, which enhances graphics to 4K resolution and optimizes gameplay with Motion Xcelerator at 165Hz.

    • 55-inch S95F: $2,300
    • 65-inch S95F: $3,300
    • 77-inch S95F: $4,500

    Samsung 2025 OLED S90F Series TVs

    Running on the same NQ4 AI Gen3 processor, the S90F series features AI Motion Enhancer Pro, which provides sharpness and fluidity to fast-moving visuals, ensuring that you don’t miss a moment, particularly during sports events. It is available in six screen size options, from 42 to 83 inches, starting at $1,300.

    • 42-inch S90F: $1,300
    • 48-inch S90F: $1,500
    • 55-inch S90F: $1,800
    • 65-inch S90F: $2,500
    • 77-inch S90F: $3,500
    • 83-inch S90F: $5,400

    Samsung 2025 OLED S85F Series TVs

    Powered by the NQ4 AI Gen2 processor, the S85F series utilizes AI to enhance image details and color vibrancy with Color Booster Pro. Screen sizes range from 55 to 83 inches, starting at $1,500.

    • 55-inch S85F: $1,500
    • 65-inch S85F: $2,000
    • 77-inch S85F: $3,000
    • 83-inch S85F: $4,500

    The 2025 OLED TVs come equipped with Samsung Vision AI, which enhances engagement with content through AI-driven features, including quick content searches and Live Translate for real-time language support during broadcasts. There's also a Greater convenience in controlling the TV using your Samsung Galaxy Watch, allowing navigation with simple gestures.

    This pricing announcement follows Samsung's recent rollout of this year’s QLED TVs and soundbars for purchase. It also coincides with Sony's unveiling of its 2025 Bravia OLED TVs, including the Bravia 8 Mark II QD-OLED, which promises an impressive 125% brightness increase over the A95L model, available in both 55- and 65-inch sizes later this year.

  • iRobot Launches Wide Range Of Budget-Friendly Roomba Vacuums

    iRobot Launches Wide Range Of Budget-Friendly Roomba Vacuums

    All the upcoming Roomba robots on display
    iRobot

    iRobot, a leading name in robot vacuum technology, is set to expand its offerings significantly. On March 18, the company will launch several new models, each priced under $1,000. This makes them more accessible compared to premium models like the Roomba Combo 10 Max or the Roborock Saros 10R, which both retail around $1,500. This launch marks the largest in iRobot’s history, introducing eight new products aimed at various budget segments.

    The top-tier model is the Roomba Plus 505 Combo Robot with an AutoWash Dock. Priced at $999, it boasts dual mopping pads capable of swiveling outward, suction that is 70 times stronger than the Roomba 600 series, and an advanced LiDAR navigation system for efficient cleaning both day and night.

    Notably, this model offers impressive automation features, including a dock that can self-empty for up to 75 days and cleanse mop pads for up to four weeks. It intelligently adjusts cleaning settings based on the detected dirt levels, aiming for a user-friendly experience. While it may not introduce groundbreaking new technology, the goal is to deliver substantial performance at a more competitive price.

    The new Roomba vacuuming on a rug.
    iRobot

    Additionally, the Roomba Plus 405 Combo Robot with AutoWash Dock will be available for $800. It sacrifices a few features, such as the swinging mopping pad, but remains a powerful option for those who seek a capable device for both vacuuming and mopping, all while being mindful of their budget.

    The remaining models in the new lineup are all priced below $500, perfect for cost-conscious consumers who don’t require the high-end features of the 505 and 405. Here’s an overview of the complete lineup and their prices:

    • Roomba 105 Vac Robot — $299
    • Roomba 105 Vac Robot + AutoEmpty Dock — $449
    • Roomba 105 Combo Robot — $319
    • Roomba 105 Combo Robot + AutoEmpty Dock — $469
    • Roomba 205 DustCompactor Vac — $449
    • Roomba 205 DustCompactor Combo — $469
    • Roomba Plus 405 Combo Robot + AutoWash Dock — $799
    • Roomba Plus 505 Combo Robot + AutoWash Dock — $999

    In addition to the new vacuums, iRobot is also updating its Home companion app to make device management and cleaning schedule setups easier, along with real-time device monitoring capabilities.

    Preorders for the entire lineup will commence on March 18 at the iRobot website. Don’t forget to explore our guide on the top robot vacuum and mop options across different price ranges.