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Emman Tortoza
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September 17, 2026  ·  5 min read
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Samsung is offering discounts of up to PHP 80,000 on its Super Big Vision AI TV lineup, with the promo running until October 30, 2026. The Samsung Vision AI TVs, along with its Odyssey gaming monitor line, were showcased at a launch event held on September 16 at Elan by the Bay in Parañaque, in partnership with Mercedes-Benz.

Samsung Vision AI TVs

Super Big Samsung Vision AI TVs range from 98 to 100 inches, and pairs large screens with AI-driven picture and sound processing. Four models were set up at the event’s themed spaces, each for a different part of the home.

100″ Micro RGB Vision AI TV

The 100-inch Micro RGB Vision AI TV was placed in the Living Room area. It uses microscopic RGB backlights to widen the color range, brighten images, and reduce color bleeding, making details in landscapes, skin tones, and dark scenes look closer to life. The Micro RGB AI Engine Pro processor handles 4K upscaling along with color and sound optimization.

Paired with a compatible Q-Soundbar, the TV syncs audio with the speaker through Q-Symphony for a fuller home cinema setup. Through the built-in Samsung TV Plus app, the TV also gives access to over 750 channels and thousands of on-demand titles at no extra cost.

98″ Crystal UHD Vision AI TV

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In the Bedroom space, the 98-inch Crystal UHD Vision AI TV showed how a large screen can fit into a morning routine. It runs on the NQ4 AI Gen2 Processor for picture and sound optimization, while AI Color Booster Pro analyzes scenes to sharpen color expression and Supersize Picture Enhancer scales content to fit the screen.

The TV’s Vision AI Companion also let guests interact with it using natural language, from checking the weather and news to pulling up workout videos.

100″ Neo QLED Vision AI TV

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The Home Studio area put the 100-inch Neo QLED Vision AI TV to work as a fitness companion. Its Quantum Mini LED technology uses smaller, more precisely controlled LEDs for stronger contrast and brighter highlights, while the NQ4 AI Gen2 Processor keeps sound and picture in sync during fast-paced workouts.

Through SmartThings, the TV connects with a paired Galaxy Watch to show fitness metrics such as heart rate and calories burned mid-workout. SmartThings also brings other connected home devices onto a single platform. The Vision AI Companion rounded out the demo by pulling up workout content based on voice prompts.

100″ Mini LED Vision AI TV

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For shared viewing, the 100-inch Mini LED Vision AI TV anchored the Entertainment Room. Mini LED backlighting renders brighter highlights and deeper shadows, while Pure Spectrum color widens the color range for more accurate hues across scenes.

Gamers at the event were able to experience its Motion Xcelerator 144Hz technology, which supports VRR gaming at up to 4K144Hz or 2K240Hz. The AI Gaming Optimizer detects the genre of the game being played and adjusts settings automatically, cutting out manual setup. For sports viewing, AI Football Mode adjusts picture and sound for football broadcasts, and AI Sound Controller lets viewers adjust commentary and background noise separately.

Samsung Odyssey Gaming Monitors

Samsung also brought its Odyssey gaming monitor line to the Gaming Room. The company has held the No. 1 spot in global gaming monitor shipments for seven consecutive years.

49″ Odyssey OLED G9

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The 49-inch Odyssey OLED G9 uses a DQHD display for a wider field of view, keeping more of a game world visible on screen at once. OLED Glare-Free cuts down on glare, and the monitor runs at a 244Hz refresh rate.

32″ Odyssey OLED G7

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The 32-inch Odyssey OLED G7 pairs a 4K OLED panel with Dual Mode, switching between 4K at 165Hz for sharper visuals and Full HD at 330Hz when speed matters more. Both the G9 and G7 have response times as fast as 0.03ms.

27″ Odyssey G5

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The 27-inch Odyssey G5 rounds out the lineup with a QHD Fast IPS panel, a 180Hz refresh rate, and a 1ms response time. It also supports AMD FreeSync and G-Sync compatibility for smoother gameplay during fast-paced scenes.

Promo Details

Get up to PHP 80,000 in savings on Samsung Vision AI TVs, along with freebies that include a Q-Soundbar worth up to PHP 86,999 and free VIP installation. The promo runs until October 30, 2026.

Buyers can also add Samsung Care+ Premium to a TV purchase through the Samsung Online Store or the Shop app, extending warranty coverage by up to two years for as low as PHP 5,799 a year.

For more information on Samsung Vision AI TVs, visit the Samsung Newsroom Philippines or follow Samsung Electronics Philippines on Facebook and Instagram.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

They are Samsung’s line of large-screen TVs, ranging from 98 to 100 inches, that combine display technologies like Micro RGB, Neo QLED, Crystal UHD, and Mini LED with AI-based picture, sound, and voice features.

It lets users interact with the TV using natural language, such as checking the weather, catching up on news, or pulling up workout videos without navigating menus.

Samsung is offering savings of up to PHP 80,000 on the TVs, plus a free Q-Soundbar worth up to PHP 86,999 and free VIP installation, until October 30, 2026.

Samsung Care+ Premium is available through the Samsung Online Store or the Shop app, offering up to two years of extended warranty coverage for as low as PHP 5,799 a year.

Samsung has been the global No. 1 gaming monitor brand for seven consecutive years, a position reflected in its Odyssey OLED G9, G7, and G5 monitors showcased alongside the Vision AI TVs.

Emman Tortoza

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Emman has been writing technical and feature articles since 2010. Prior to this, he became one of the instructors at Asia Pacific College in 2008, and eventually landed a job as Business Analyst and Technical Writer at Integrated Open Source Solutions for almost 3 years.

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