Best Samsung 65-inch TVs in India

Updated on 16-Sep-2023

Samsung is a highly popular TV brand in India, known for its extensive range of LED LCD, QLED, and mini LED TVs available across a wide price gamut. While Samsung manufactures QD-OLED TVs and plans to launch OLED TVs in the future, these models are not currently available in India. For larger living rooms, 65-inch Samsung TVs are recommended. If you are seeking premium options, the Neo QLED range of 4K mini LED TVs, such as the Samsung QN90C Neo QLED TV, are worth considering. Samsung also offers the Frame series TVs, such as the 65-inch Frame LS03B, which are designed to resemble art frames when not in use. If you are looking for slightly affordable options, the Crystal iSmart 4K Ultra HD Smart LED TV is worth considering. These TVs operate on Samsung's proprietary Tizen OS, which incorporates the Samsung TV Plus content streaming service and a smart home dashboard for managing connected smart home devices. Samsung also includes features that facilitate seamless synchronization with other Samsung devices, including smartphones, tablets, and soundbars, among others. These TVs generally provide excellent connectivity options within their respective segments. However, it is important to note that Samsung TVs do not support Dolby Vision HDR. Now, let's explore some of the top 65-inch Samsung TVs available for purchase in India.

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Screen size: 65
Screen type: Neo QLED
Smart TV:t Yes
Screen Resolution: 3840 x 2160

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Screen size: 65
Screen type: QLED
Smart TV:t Yes
Screen Resolution: 4K

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Screen size: 65
Screen type: QLED
Smart TV:t Yes
Screen Resolution: 3840 x 2160

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  • 4.
Screen size: 65
Screen type: QLED
Smart TV:t Yes
Screen Resolution: 3840 x 2160

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Screen size: 65
Screen type: LED
Smart TV:t Yes
Screen Resolution: 3840 x 2160

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Deepak Singh

Deepak is Editor at Digit. He is passionate about technology and has been keeping an eye on emerging technology trends for nearly a decade. When he is not working, he likes to read and to spend quality time with his family.

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