You can now pre-order Samsung’s next-gen 2024 TVs and funky Music Frame speaker

A range of Samsung TVs next to each other, in a long row
(Image credit: Future)

When Samsung listed the European prices for its new 2024 range of OLED and QLED TVs, we were a bit disappointed to report that a number of models were getting price hikes. As we wrote last month, there were "major jumps in some cases, well above Eurozone inflation rates". 

We also noted that some of the pressures on prices, such as materials costs, shipping costs and tech costs, were global rather than limited to the EU. So we're not entirely surprised to see that there are some price rises in the US too to what will be the best Samsung TVs

The new Samsung S90D costs $100 over the Samsung S90C; the Samsung QN90D is $380 more than the Samsung QN90C; and at the highest end, the 8K Samsung QN900D is a whopping $1,000 more than the Samsung QN900C. These are the official prices for the US models in Samsung's 2024 TV range are as follows:

Swipe to scroll horizontally
Samsung Neo QLED 8KAvailable sizesPrice
QN900D65- to 85-inchesFrom $4,999
QN800D65- to 85-inchesFrom $3,499
Swipe to scroll horizontally
Samsung Neo QLED 4KAvailable sizesPrice
QN90D 43- and 98-inchesFrom $1,499
QN85D55- and 85-inchesFrom $1,399
Swipe to scroll horizontally
Samsung OLEDAvailable sizesPrice
S95D55- and 77-inchesFrom $2,599
S90D55- and 65-inchesFrom $1,999
Swipe to scroll horizontally
Samsung The FrameAvailable sizesPrice
The Frame43- and 75-inches$999

Samsung has also announced the price of its Music Frame audio player, which is $399. That's about the same price of the Sonos Era 300, which we rate as one of the best wireless speakers you can buy. 

To sweeten the deal, Samsung is currently offering a deal where if you pre-order a 2024 Samsung TV you can get a 65-inch TU690T for free. And there's another deal giving you a $50 Samsung.com credit if you pre-order the Music Frame. Both offers are valid through April 11 at Samsung and at participating retailers. 

You might also like

Carrie Marshall
Contributor

Writer, broadcaster, musician and kitchen gadget obsessive Carrie Marshall has been writing about tech since 1998, contributing sage advice and odd opinions to all kinds of magazines and websites as well as writing more than a dozen books. Her memoir, Carrie Kills A Man, is on sale now and her next book, about pop music, is out in 2025. She is the singer in Glaswegian rock band Unquiet Mind.