LG, Samsung, TCL and Panasonic all announced new TVs this week. Every product is carefully selected by our editors. If you buy from a link, we may earn a commission. Learn more In recent years, the Consumer Electronics Show has been the go-to place for the biggest TV manufacturers to show off their upcoming lineups — and CES 2025 was no different.

All part of the brand’s desire to “transform screens into adaptive, intelligent companions that simplify and enrich every day living,” apparently.

While 8K TVs have yet to hit the mainstream market with keen interest, Samsung is taking a heavy focus on the resolution for 2025. The best example of this is the new QN900F QLED, Samsung's top-of-the-line 8K TV that it claims mirrors the S95F with a peak luminance of 2,000 nits.

Samsung announced that it's bringing a popular feature from the company’s phones and tablets to its TVs. Live Translate does what it says on

There’s no denying the staying power, and influence, of Samsung’s The Frame art TV lineup. The company struck gold in 2017 when it debuted the TV that doesn’t just look like a black box when you’re not using it,

Samsung is making your smart TV even smarter at CES with Vision AI. It’s no little-known fact that Samsung has gone all in on AI technology. We heard the company talk about it during its last two Unpacked events,