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Samsung Electronics Singapore is rolling out its full 2026 home entertainment lineup, and the headline message is consistent across every tier from OLED to Micro RGB. The TV is no longer just a screen – It is meant to be a smart, conversational companion that helps users decide what to watch, what to eat, what to listen to, and, if Singapore\u2019s living rooms cooperate, what to play, follow, and put on the wall.<\/p>\n<\/p>\nStory Contents<\/p>\n
<\/default:svg><\/button><\/p>\n\n1. Vision AI Companion: Bixby, Perplexity and Copilot all in one place<\/li>\n 2. Micro RGB brings smaller dots, sharper pitch<\/li>\n 3. OLED: more gaming, brighter rooms, and a flagship that arrives later<\/li>\n 4. Neo QLED and miniLED: smarter, more connected, more sizes<\/li>\n 5. The Frame Pro and Frame: design TVs that try harder<\/li>\n 6. Music Studio and Q-Series Soundbars: design-led audio gets a refresh<\/li>\n 7. Pricing and Availability<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n<\/section>\nFollowing CES 2026<\/u>, Samsung announced the local availability of its new TVs on 13 May 2026. The lineup is structured around Samsung\u2019s expanded Vision AI Companion (VAC), which now reaches across more categories and screen sizes than before. The new models cover a wide range of Samsung\u2019s TV lineup, including Micro RGB, miniLED, Neo QLED, and OLED families. There are also new models in The Frame and the Frame Pro families, while The Movingstyle, the 27-inch portable touchscreen launched in February 2026, still anchors the company\u2019s \u201cTV that moves with you\u201d experiment.<\/p>\n\nPatrick Khor, Head of Visual Display at Samsung Electronics Singapore<\/p>\n
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As home entertainment evolves, consumers are looking beyond exceptional picture quality and sound. They seek a TV experience that resonates with their lifestyle and seamlessly integrates into their daily routines.<\/p>\n
Patrick Khor, Head of Visual Display at Samsung Electronics Singapore<\/p>\n
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Patrick Khor, Head of Visual Display at Samsung Electronics Singapore, further cemented Samsung\u2019s position that their expansion of Vision AI Companion across the AI TV line-up aims to deliver a more intuitive and personalised experience, tailored to diverse interests such as entertainment, sports, gaming, and art. \u201cThis redefines the Samsung TV as a smarter and more adaptive companion for our everyday life in Singapore\u201d, he said.<\/p>\n
That framing matters because it lands one month after LG\u2019s 2026 lineup arrived in Singapore at Suntec City<\/u> under its own \u201cBeyond Boundaries\u201d theme, with the LG OLED evo AI W6 Wallpaper TV as the headline act. The two Korean brands are now arguing on more or less the same battleground: AI processing, premium picture quality, lifestyle design, and modular audio, with the differences mostly in execution.<\/p>\nVision AI Companion: Bixby, Perplexity and Copilot all in one place<\/h2>\n\nUnlike using Bixby, you need to search a bit for to use the other AI apps<\/p>\n
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The most interesting structural change for 2026 is what Samsung is doing with on-TV AI. Vision AI Companion<\/b> (VAC) brings Bixby<\/b>, Perplexity,<\/b> and Microsoft Copilot<\/b> under one roof, all accessible from the TV itself.<\/p>\n
Practically, this means a single TV interface can be asked to recommend a film, look up a footballer\u2019s recent form, suggest a recipe for tonight\u2019s dinner, or pull up a Spotify playlist, without the user juggling separate apps or services. The framing is friendly, but it also tells you where Samsung thinks the TV is heading. Less \u201cappliance you switch on for a show\u201d, more \u201calways-on screen that occasionally happens to play TV\u201d.<\/p>\n\nAI mode results<\/p>\n
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However, the search results each AI app returns are different. Performing a search via Bixby yields the most results, including videos, offering the most personalised results. It acts as the primary voice interface, allowing you to ask questions about a film, a sports event, or even an artwork, and handles navigation within the TV\u2019s Smart Hub. The other two AI solutions provide less varied, less personal results, to the point of being just simple text recommendations on a page.\u00a0<\/p>\n
There is also a layer of AI-enhanced content features running across the AI TV lineup:<\/p>\n
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\nAI Upscaling Pro<\/b> uses AI to analyse and enhance low-resolution content in real time, with Colour Booster Pro sorting scenes for more lifelike colour rendering.<\/li>\nAI Football Mode Pro<\/b> is the headline sports feature, automatically analysing match scenes in real time to optimise picture and sound for smoother ball movement, vivid colour, and more immersive stadium audio.\u00a0<\/li>\nAI Sound Controller Pro<\/b> analyses dialogue, background music, and sound effects in real time, letting users adjust commentary and crowd noise separately for a more immersive game-night mix.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n\nYou can use the new AI to adjust things like backgound music and the vocals<\/p>\n
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Compared with LG\u2019s webOS Multi-AI approach, which combines Google Gemini and Microsoft Copilot with a Voice ID system that loads personalised home screens for each household member, Samsung\u2019s pitch is broader on the AI brain side (three engines instead of two) but currently lighter on the per-user personalisation layer.<\/p>\n
Tizen OS now ships with seven years of OS upgrades committed, which matches Samsung\u2019s commitment from 2025 and is a slightly stronger software guarantee than LG\u2019s webOS Re: New (up to five years on most models). Samsung Knox Security continues to handle on-device protection.<\/p>\n
Micro RGB brings smaller dots, sharper pitch<\/h2>\n\nMicro RGB when in use<\/p>\n
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The most attention-grabbing hardware story is the Micro RGB R95H<\/b> and R85H<\/b>, with sizes running from 55 to 115 inches, a meaningful expansion from the 130-inch model announced at CES 2026<\/u>.<\/p>\n
Micro RGB uses individually controlled red, green and blue micro LEDs, rather than a traditional white backlight with a quantum dot layer in front. The result, on paper, is cinema-class brightness, contrast and true-to-life colour, plus 100% coverage of the BT.2020 colour space under Samsung\u2019s Micro RGB Precision Colour 100. The R95H also earns Safety for Eyes and Circadian Rhythm Display (CRD) certifications from Germany\u2019s VDE (Verband Deutscher Elektrotechniker), a small detail that quietly matters if you have kids watching after dinner.<\/p>\n
Other AI engineering for the range includes Micro RGB AI Engine Pro<\/b> for colour and motion tuning, Micro RGB Colour Booster Pro<\/b> and Micro RGB HDR Pro<\/b> for scene-by-scene colour and contrast refinement, and Glare Free technology for ambient-light handling. The R95H also brings the full Vision AI Companion suite to the premium large-screen tier.<\/p>\n\nA movie on the Micro RGB TV<\/p>\n
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This is where the competitive picture sharpens. LG\u2019s Micro RGB evo AI, unveiled at CES 2026<\/u>, is also targeting 100% BT.2020 and is available in 75, 86, and 100 inches. TCL\u2019s X11L SQD-miniLED flagship, also announced at CES 2026, takes a slightly different route. TCL is sticking with mini-LED architecture, but pushing it to 10,000 nits of peak brightness, over 20,000 dimming zones, and 100% BT.2020 coverage of its own.<\/p>\nOLED: more gaming, brighter rooms, and a flagship that arrives later<\/h2>\n\nSamsung\u2019s new OLED TV range has some nice features<\/p>\n
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The S95H<\/b>, S90H<\/b> and S85H<\/b> make up the 2026 OLED line. The S95H is being positioned as the entertainment-and-art flagship, but Samsung has flagged it for a late-2026 Singapore launch, so we will have to wait for full hands-on time with that one.<\/p>\n
Currently shipping in Singapore are the S90H and S85H. The S90H starts at S$2,399 for the 48-inch model and reaches S$9,999 for the 83-inch model. The S85H runs from S$2,099 for the 48-inch to S$7,599 for the 83-inch.<\/p>\n
For sports lovers, the S95H and S90H feature AI Football Mode Pro<\/b>, while the S85H drops to a non-Pro version<\/b>. The difference between the two is that AI Football Mode Pro is able to automatically recognise when a football match is playing, and optimises visuals accordingly. Glare-free technology<\/b> is available on the S95H and S90H, helping with daytime kick-offs and bright Singapore living rooms.<\/p>\n
For gamers, the headline is the Ultimate Gaming Pack<\/b>, which brings together Motion Xcelerator 165Hz<\/b>, support for AMD FreeSync Premium Pro<\/b> and NVIDIA G-SYNC<\/b>, and quick-access gaming tools for VRR play<\/b>.\u00a0<\/p>\n
The S95H also adds Pantone Validated ArtfulColor for art display, Art Store<\/b> support, and FloatLayer Design<\/b> for a slimmer, more recessed look. Samsung Art Store now holds over 5,000 curated artworks from prestigious partners, including the Louvre, MoMA and National Gallery Singapore, which is a meaningful catalogue if you are buying an OLED at least partly as a decor piece.<\/p>\n
A small caveat worth flagging. Samsung\u2019s marketing copy treats the OLED jump from S85H to S90H to S95H as a clear progression, but in practice, the gap between the three is mostly down to Glare Free coverage, the Pro version of Football Mode, and (on the S95H) Pantone validation and Art Store features. Picture quality differences across the three may be more subtle than the model naming suggests.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Neo QLED and miniLED: smarter, more connected, more sizes<\/h2>\n\nThe new NEO QLED range looks nice<\/p>\n
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The Neo QLED QN70H<\/b> runs from 55 to 85 inches and is positioned as Samsung\u2019s bridge between premium and mainstream. T\u00dcV Rheinland Real QLED certification confirms the use of a true quantum dot sheet<\/b> and a blue light backlight<\/b>. Real QLED with 100% Colour Volume is the colour story, and Quantum miniLED handles the contrast. 4K Upscaling<\/b> and gaming performance up to 144Hz<\/b> are powered by the NQ4 AI Processor<\/b>. VAC is integrated.<\/p>\n\nminiLED Tvs have some nice features<\/p>\n
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The miniLED range, M90H<\/b>, M75H<\/b>, and M1EH<\/b>, covers screen sizes from 43 to 100 inches. The range adds Pure Spectrum Colour<\/b>, the miniLED 4K Processor<\/b>, miniLED HDR<\/b> with Motion Xcelerator<\/b>, and the Dynamic Sound Pack<\/b> with Adaptive Sound.<\/p>\nThe Frame Pro and Frame: design TVs that try harder<\/h2>\n\nThe new The Frame Pro<\/p>\n
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The Lifestyle range now splits cleanly. The Frame Pro <\/b>(LS03HW) is the higher-end design TV, featuring Pantone Validated ArtfulColor, Glare Free technology, Neo QLED picture quality, a 24.9mm design depth, and a Wireless One Connect box. The wireless connectivity, in particular, is the bit worth pausing on. It is functionally Samsung\u2019s answer to LG\u2019s Zero Connect on the W6 Wallpaper TV, removing the cable bundle from the back of a wall-mounted set and leaving only a power cable in the wall. For people buying a \u201cTV that looks like art,\u201d reducing visible cables is the difference between a real art-frame illusion and a TV with an HDMI tangle hidden behind a vase.<\/p>\n
The Frame<\/b> (LS03HE) features a QLED display and maintains its built-in design for easy in-wall wiring while preserving the iconic flush-to-wall look. It lacks the One Connect Box, so the cables used will be noticeable as they need to be plugged into the TV itself. The new 98-inch size is the headline addition, offering a gallery-scale canvas at S$8,299. LG\u2019s equivalent Gallery TV AI was shown at Suntec last month, but local pricing has not yet been confirmed, so a head-to-head price comparison is not possible.<\/p>\nMusic Studio and Q-Series Soundbars: design-led audio gets a refresh<\/h2>\n\nThe new Q99H soundbar has 11.1.4 channels of sound<\/p>\n
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This is the section of the lineup where I think the most genuinely interesting design story sits. Samsung has commissioned French designer Erwan Bouroullec to design the new Music Studio Series, including the Music Studio 7<\/b> at S$699 and the Music Studio 5<\/u><\/b> at S$349 (the 5 is online-only via the Samsung Online Store and the official storefronts on Lazada, Shopee, and TikTok Shop).<\/p>\n\nThe new Music Studio 7<\/p>\n
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The Music Studio 7 is a 3.1.1-channel speaker with Hi-Resolution Audio and Dolby Atmos, a super tweeter pushing frequency response up to 35kHz, and Expanded Q-Symphony that lets the speaker work in sync with up to five compatible Samsung sound devices and a Samsung TV (footnote in the press release: full five-device sync requires all 2026-year speakers). Spotify Tap lets users double-tap their phone to the speaker to launch a recommended playlist, and Group Play can wirelessly link up to 10 Music Studio speakers<\/b> at once.<\/p>\n
Two Music Studio 7 units, placed on either side of a TV, also create a balanced interior look, essentially Samsung borrowing the \u201cstereo bookshelf speakers framing the screen\u201d aesthetic that has been making a quiet comeback in design press over the past year. The Music Studio 7 features Bouroullec\u2019s signature Dot Design and is available in black or white.<\/p>\n
On the soundbar side, the Q-Series 2026 lineup<\/b> is the HW-Q990H (S$1,899), HW-Q930H (S$1,499), HW-QS90H (S$1,299), HW-Q800H (S$1,099) and HW-Q600H (S$599). The flagship Q990H delivers true 11.1.4-channel sound with Wireless Dolby Atmos<\/b> over Wi-Fi (works with 2022-2026 Samsung TVs), AI Dynamic Bass Control<\/b>, SpaceFit Sound Pro<\/b>, and Adaptive Sound<\/b>.<\/p>\n
The new feature across the 2026 Q-Series is Sound Elevation<\/b>, which directs sound toward the TV screen so dialogue sounds like it is coming from where the characters are positioned rather than from the soundbar below the TV. It is a small change but a clever one. The HW-QS90H is also worth a separate mention as Samsung\u2019s first all-in-one soundbar, delivering 7.1.2-channel sound with four built-in woofers and no separate subwoofer needed, and a gyro sensor that recognises whether it is sitting on a stand or wall-mounted and adjusts sound accordingly.<\/p>\n
One point to note on connecting to Samsung\u2019s external speakers is the use of Q-Symphony and Group Play. Like Group Play, Q-Symphony is a technology that lets your Samsung TV speakers work simultaneously with your Samsung Soundbar or Music Frame. However, it connects to up to 5 speakers, while Group Play connects to up to 10 different speakers for a more rounded audio experience. It does, however, need you to use the Samsung Sound app.\u00a0<\/p>\n
For most Singapore living rooms, the picture-quality difference between the three at the premium end will probably matter less than the AI ecosystem and the audio-design fit with the rest of the home. Samsung\u2019s bet is that bringing AI down into the mid-range tiers and tying it together with Music Studio and Q-Series gives it the most consistent story across price points.<\/p>\n
Pricing and Availability<\/h2>\n\nTwo of the new TVs<\/p>\n
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The 2026 Samsung TV and audio range is on sale from 13 May 2026 across the Samsung Online Store<\/u>, Samsung Shop App, Samsung\u2019s official storefronts on Lazada<\/u>, Shopee<\/u> and TikTok Shop<\/u>, and selected partners including Audio House<\/u>, Best Denki<\/u>, Courts<\/u>, Gain City<\/u>, Harvey Norman<\/u>, Mega Discount Store<\/u> and Parisilk<\/u>. Note that the pricing below mentions a Crystal UHD series, but we have no idea of its specs or features, as none were on display.\u00a0<\/p>\n
For audio, the Music Studio 7 is S$699 (with S$88 off at launch), the Music Studio 5 is S$349, and the Q-Series soundbar lineup runs from the HW-Q600H at S$599 to the HW-Q990H at S$1,899. Selected TV models also ship with complimentary soundbars or Music Studio 5 bundles. Worth checking the table in Samsung\u2019s press materials before buying.<\/p>\n
Headline launch offers worth flagging. The 85-inch and 75-inch Micro RGB R95H<\/b> and R85H<\/b> ship with a complimentary QS700F soundbar<\/b> worth S$899, the 98-inch The Frame ships with a complimentary S801D soundbar<\/b> worth S$799, and several miniLED and Frame sizes include a complimentary Music Studio 5<\/b> worth S$349.<\/p>\n\n
\n\n\nTV Type<\/th>\n Series<\/th>\n Screen Size<\/th>\n Price<\/th>\n Launch Offer<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n<\/thead>\n \n\nMicro RGB<\/th>\n R95H<\/td>\n 85-inch<\/td>\n S$12,999<\/td>\n Complimentary QS700F soundbar worth S$899<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 75-inch<\/td>\n S$10,999<\/td>\n Complimentary QS700F soundbar worth S$899<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 65-inch<\/td>\n S$5,399<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \nR85H<\/td>\n 85-inch<\/td>\n S$7,599<\/td>\n Complimentary QS700F soundbar worth S$899<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 75-inch<\/td>\n S$5,999<\/td>\n Complimentary QS700F soundbar worth S$899<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 65-inch<\/td>\n S$3,599<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 55-inch<\/td>\n S$2,799<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \nOLED<\/th>\n S90H<\/td>\n 83-inch<\/td>\n S$9,999<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 77-inch<\/td>\n S$7,399<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 65-inch<\/td>\n S$3,999<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 55-inch<\/td>\n S$3,099<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 48-inch<\/td>\n S$2,399<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \nS85H<\/td>\n 83-inch<\/td>\n S$7,599<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 77-inch<\/td>\n S$5,999<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 65-inch<\/td>\n S$3,599<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 55-inch<\/td>\n S$2,799<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 48-inch<\/td>\n S$2,099<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \nNeo-QLED<\/th>\n QN70H<\/td>\n 85-inch<\/td>\n S$4,499<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 75-inch<\/td>\n S$3,499<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 65-inch<\/td>\n S$2,599<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 55-inch<\/td>\n S$1,999<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \nminiLED<\/th>\n M90H<\/td>\n 100-inch<\/td>\n S$4,599<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \nM75H<\/td>\n 85-inch<\/td>\n S$2,599<\/td>\n $100 e-voucher<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 75-inch<\/td>\n S$1,899<\/td>\n $100 e-voucher<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 65-inch<\/td>\n S$1,299<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 55-inch<\/td>\n S$1,049<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 50-inch<\/td>\n S$849<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 43-inch<\/td>\n S$799<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \nM1EH*<\/td>\n 85-inch<\/td>\n S$2,699<\/td>\n Complimentary Music Studio 5 worth S$349<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 75-inch<\/td>\n S$1,899<\/td>\n Complimentary Music Studio 5 worth S$349<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 65-inch<\/td>\n S$1,299<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 55-inch<\/td>\n S$1,049<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 50-inch<\/td>\n S$849<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 43-inch<\/td>\n S$799<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \nThe Frame Pro<\/th>\n LS03HW<\/td>\n 85-inch<\/td>\n S$7,299<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 75-inch<\/td>\n S$5,299<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 65-inch<\/td>\n S$3,599<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 55-inch<\/td>\n S$2,699<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \nThe Frame <\/th>\n LS03HE<\/td>\n 98-inch<\/td>\n S$8,299<\/td>\n Complimentary S801D soundbar worth S$799<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \nLS03HE*<\/td>\n 75-inch<\/td>\n S$4,799<\/td>\n Complimentary Music Studio 5 worth S$349<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 65-inch<\/td>\n S$3,299<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 55-inch<\/td>\n S$2,399<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 43-inch<\/td>\n S$1,899<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \nCrystal UHD<\/th>\n U8000H<\/td>\n 85-inch<\/td>\n S$2,199<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 75-inch<\/td>\n S$1,399<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 65-inch<\/td>\n S$949<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 55-inch<\/td>\n S$699<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 50-inch<\/td>\n S$599<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n\n 43-inch<\/td>\n S$549<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \nThe MovingStyle<\/th>\n LSM7F*<\/td>\n 27-inch<\/td>\n S$1,699<\/td>\n Complimentary Music Studio 5 worth S$349<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n<\/div>\n\n
\n\n\nCategory<\/th>\n Model<\/th>\n Colour<\/th>\n Audio Channels<\/th>\n Price<\/th>\n Launch Offer<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n<\/thead>\n \n\nWi-Fi speaker<\/th>\n Music Studio 7 <\/td>\n Black, White<\/td>\n 3.1.1<\/td>\n S$699<\/td>\n S$88 off<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \nMusic Studio 5*<\/td>\n Black, White<\/td>\n 2.0<\/td>\n S$349<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \nHW-Q990H <\/td>\n Black<\/td>\n 11.1.4<\/td>\n S$1,899<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \nHW-Q930H <\/td>\n Black<\/td>\n 9.1.4<\/td>\n S$1,499<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \nHW-QSS90H <\/td>\n Black<\/td>\n 7.1.2<\/td>\n S$1,299<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \nHW-Q800H <\/td>\n Black<\/td>\n 5.1.2<\/td>\n S$1,099<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \nHW-Q600H <\/td>\n Black<\/td>\n 3.1.2<\/td>\n S$599<\/td>\n NIL<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n<\/div>\n*Available exclusively online via Samsung Online Store, Samsung Shop App, Samsung Official Store on Lazada, Shopee, and TikTok Shop.<\/p>\n
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