Samsung 2016 SUHD TV Models Lineup Price, Review, and Release date

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KS9800 SUHD at CES 2016

Samsung, one of the world's biggest TV makers, has announced its brand-new lineup of high-end SUHD TVs. The price range of the upcoming home entertainment system starts at $1500 for a 49-inch set up. Now, here's the latest round up of update about 2016 Samsung SUHD TV specs, release date and price.

One of the biggest changes in Samsung's SUHD TV is its brightness. The Korean tech giant claims the TV sets have 1,000 nits of HDR brightness, as per reports from CNET. Samsung says this feature gives better viewing experience to users with brighter rooms.

Furthermore, the 2016 SUHD TV's new Ultra Black screen helps to reduce reflections by absorbing light just like what moth's eye does to see better at night.

Here's the breakdown of SUHD TV price range, sizes and availability courtesy of Forbes.

KS9800 SUHD series

This is the new flagship model of Samsung SUHD TV. This top-spec lineup boasts LED lighting with local dimming, 4K resolution and High Dynamic Range playback.

The biggest 88-inch model will be available on June for $19,999, while the 78-inch model will be available on May for $9,999. For its smallest model, the 65-inch variant will come at $4,499 starting May.

KS9500 Series

This series boasts LED lighting with local dimming to swap the direct LED lighting of the KS9500 European models. Furthermore, the series is bezel-less, ultra-slim and sports 360-degree design. Buyers can also expect Quantum Dot color technology, partnered with 10-bit graphics.

KS9500 size options are 78-inch (June, $7,999), 65-inch (available now, $3,699) and 55-inch (available now, $2,499). In addition, there will be an additional 49-inch version (price and release date TBA)

KS9000 Series

This series is the second tier SUHD TV for Samsung 's 2016 range and the highest for flat screen TV. The lineup also doesn't have much difference to the KS9500 models.

Buyers can choose from 75-inch ($6,499), 65-inch ($3,499) and 55-inch ($2,299) models. As of now, the 65-inch and 55-inch are available. The top-spec 75-inch will be released on June.

KS8500 Series

This step-down series have curved screens. Compare to KS9000 series, this lineup don't offer powerful motion processing and Micro Dimming technology. Nonetheless, buyers can expect quality pictures and clear video.

The biggest variant is 65-inch, which is now available at $2,999. The 55-inch is also available at $1,999. For the 49-inch, it will be available on May for $1,699.

 KS8000 Series

This least powerful 2016 SUHD TV lineup is the flat-screened version of the KS8500 models.

The 65-inch is now out in the market for $2,799, while the 60-inch version will be available on May as well as the 49-inch version. Furthermore, the 55-inch is available for $1,799.

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