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Samsung Introduces Major Discounts on TVs, Monitors, and More Ahead of Super Bowl LIX

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Samsung this week introduced a new sitewide sale with big discounts on TVs, monitors, storage accessories, and home appliances. You can also still save up to $1,250 when pre-ordering the new Samsung Galaxy S25 smartphone lineup, which includes the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25+, and Galaxy S25 Ultra.

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In terms of TVs, the highlight of this sale is up to $1,300 off The Frame TVs, with the popular 65-inch model available for $1,299.99, down from $1,999.99. Another steep TV discount is on Samsung's 85-inch Neo QLED 4K TV for $1,749.99, down from $3,999.99.

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Article Link: Samsung Introduces Major Discounts on TVs, Monitors, and More Ahead of Super Bowl LIX
 
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OK, fine – some kind of sporty promo. Let me know if/when Samsung make licensed Mac clones, I guess.

But this looks irrelevant to the rest of the planet?
 
Hard pass on the Samsung fridges. The last thing I want is an internet connected refrigerator. The finest example of because you can doesn't mean you should.

:rolleyes:I can't wait for the day the add AI to their refrigerator line up. I don't want my appliances snitching on me for eating that tiramisu the Missus was looking forward to eat all day.🤫
 
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Mousse said:
Hard pass on the Samsung fridges. The last thing I want is an internet connected refrigerator. The finest example of because you can doesn't mean you should.

:rolleyes:I can't wait for the day the add AI to their refrigerator line up. I don't want my appliances snitching on me for eating that tiramisu the Missus was looking forward to eat all day.🤫
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Or filming you when you make a 2 AM trip to the fridge "au naturel"
 
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Hard pass on the Samsung fridges. The last thing I want is an internet connected refrigerator. The finest example of because you can doesn't mean you should.

:rolleyes:I can't wait for the day the add AI to their refrigerator line up. I don't want my appliances snitching on me for eating that tiramisu the Missus was looking forward to eat all day.🤫
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Hahaha! I do have a Samsung refrigerator/freezer combi and it's been very good. I actually wouldn't mind having an 'IoT' food storage appliance – if its features were genuinely useful…

I recently bought a (non-Samsung) dishwasher which connects to my home network and it is quite helpful to receive a notification about completed cycles, or when it needs topping up with salt/rinse-aid.
 
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This article could have been so much more informative if we were to learn what LIX means.
 
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Not an NFL fan, amirite? The NFL uses Roman numerals when naming super bowls. The upcoming game will be Superbowl 59.
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You know that. I know that. But the journalist didn't explain it. What could've been a useful 'article' became a Samsung add. Now that's sad.
 
thats cool and all but best buy has the LG C4 65" on sale right now and that's a much better tv imo. Also, with CES wrapped up, those next gens are gonna hit the market, so if you're not in a rush...
 
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Anyone have experience with HiSense Canvas vs Samsung Frame? We have a 5 year old frame but samsung has made the whole gallery app paid now, even to use your own photos. We were looking at the Canvas to replace a different TV if it’s good enough.
 
I think you have to be careful using the term “Super Bowl” in the headline if there’s affiliate links. That’s a gray area I think. NFL doesn’t like that.
 
Samsung makes Apple look good. Where is Sony these days? Sony is the only company that can give Apple a run for its money, if only they can get their act together.
 
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I was planning to buy a Samsung from Sam's Club. But when I clicked through to the Samsung site, I see that I can trade in my old TV for $50 off.
 
Samsung was on it's way to being the next SONY then somehow lost it's way a few years ago.
Their Monitors are not the best, same with their TVs.
I've learned my lesson and will pay a little more for SONY. Monitors I'm going to try Viewsonic next.
 
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:rolleyes:I can't wait for the day the add AI to their refrigerator line up. I don't want my appliances snitching on me for eating that tiramisu the Missus was looking forward to eat all day.🤫
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Like she won't know it was you anyway. 🤣

I was actively considering buying a 4k 27 inch Samsung smart monitor a couple weeks ago, when it was at a bargain price of about $300. Got as far as putting it in my cart at the store, but I kept remembering all the bad reviews on the Samsung site from people who said it showed a visible line down the middle after the 1 year warranty (they bonded together 2 smaller panels apparently), just broke, etc. So definitely use their website and read the reviews carefully.
 
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