Samsung has rolled out its 2026 smart‑TV range and is simultaneously slashing prices on 2025 models to clear inventory. Discounts reach as high as $1,600, pulling flagship frames and OLEDs down to roughly $300 at the low end. Including the popular Frame series and its QLED successors, which reviewers praised for color accuracy, shoppers can browse the full clearance list on Samsung.com while stock lasts.

The clearance spans four price tiers, from sub‑$500 units to premium sets topping out near $8,000 even after reductions. Budget‑focused buyers will find several options under $500, while enthusiasts can still snag higher‑end panels for under $2,000. Including AI upscaling and ambient mode, Samsung positions the sale as a bridge to its 2026 portfolio, which remains full‑price.

Consumers chasing a Samsung TV now face a narrow window; once the 2025 stock evaporates, only the fresh 2026 slate will be available at list price. Retailers expect the clearance to clear floor space quickly, and early adopters of the new line will likely encounter longer wait times. The promotion underscores how manufacturers use deep cuts to accelerate product cycles and may affect pricing dynamics.