Samsung's 2025 Vision AI TVs Are Here: Should You Buy Now or Wait for a Deal?
Samsung's new Neo QLED and OLED range offers smarter picture and sound, but waiting could save you hundreds.


Samsung has recently launched its 2025 line-up of Neo QLED and OLED TVs, all featuring the company's new Vision AI technology. The range covers screen sizes from 43 inches to 100 inches.
Vision AI utilises built-in artificial intelligence to optimise picture and sound in real-time, recognising over a million different scenarios to fine-tune detail, brightness, and clarity.
Samsung says this delivers "more lifelike" images than ever before, whether you're watching sport, films, or streaming TV.
However, there's no avoiding the high price tag. The flagship NEO QLED 8K model is currently listed at well over £ 4,000, with mid-range 4K models still in the four-figure range.
Comparable premium TVs from rival brands can be found for several hundred pounds less. Luckily, you can recycle your old TV for up to £250 off if you buy through Samsung themselves.
While Samsung's Vision AI sets are the newest on the shelf, early adopters usually pay a premium. The best value often comes a few months after launch or around Black Friday/January sales, when retailers clear stock of current and previous-year models.
Our previous research and 2024 data from Adobe indicate that TVs are among the products that experience some of the deepest seasonal discounts. The best time to purchase a new TV remains when new models are released, typically between February and April, with record highs for televisions at a 24.2% discount.
For those looking to upgrade in time for autumn's big sporting events, the new Vision AI range offers cutting-edge performance. However, if your current TV still works well, holding off could mean huge savings.

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