TV Buying Guide

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How often should you upgrade your TV?

How often you should upgrade your TV will depend on your personal usage and the quality of the TV itself. Over a long period of time, some TVs may experience issues with screen fading, burn-in or poor sound quality which may indicate a need to upgrade. However, it is completely up to personal preference how often you choose to buy a new TV to replace your older model. Some models will last longer than others, depending on quality and build. You may want to consider the display and sound quality of your TV to assess whether it’s time to upgrade. Discover the newest Samsung TV models to compare specs and features that may interest you.
What is screen resolution?

Screen resolution is one of the most important things to look for when buying a TV. Screen resolution refers to how densely the pixels are packed together on the TV display. The pixels together are what create the image you see on the screen, so the higher the pixel, the better the resolution.¹ Samsung TVs are either 4K or 8K resolution, so that you can enjoy an immersive viewing experience. Discover more about high-resolution TVs and the difference between 4K and 8K resolution.