Samsung TV Price in Nepal [Updated]

In this article, we’ll be taking a look at all the models of Samsung TV available in Nepal alongside their latest price, key specs, and availability. Samsung is the world’s largest TV maker, accounting for about a quarter of the worldwide market. From simple LED TVs to the high-and-fancy QLED and micro-LED ones, Samsung TVs radiate quality and class.

The company has been serving the Nepali market for decades releasing new models of televisions at various price points each year. Here, we’ve compiled a list of all the Samsung TV models that are officially available in Nepal, along with their updated price.

To note, there are two distributors of Samsung TVs in Nepal: Him Electronics and Triveni Byapar. Hence, if you are thinking of buying an authorized Samsung TV in Nepal, make sure you buy them from these distributors.

And celebrating the upcoming festive season, Samsung Nepal has brought exciting discounts on its entire TV portfolio under the “Chhut ko Taranga, Dashain Tihar ma Umanga” scheme. The company is offering up to 35% discount on home appliance products such as televisions and washing machines. So, don’t forget to check them out before the deal expires.

And a quick FYI, though the lengthy model name of Samsung TVs may look intimidating, there’s a very simple way to read and understand it.

Samsung Frame 4K QLED TVs

As TVs are getting bigger and better, Samsung wants to change the way they sit in your living room. The Frame from Samsung is a 2021 edition of QLED TVs that can transform into a work of art when switched off. While other manufacturers are eyeing making their TV thinner, this Frame QLED TV is a relatively thicker rectangular box that looks like a real picture frame.

What’s fascinating is that the bezels on these TVs can be changed to exactly match your taste—while blending with the room it’s set up in as well.

Samsung QLED TVs 

Instead of liquid crystals, QLED TVs employ quantum dots to improve the colors displayed on the TV screen. These have higher brightness levels than most other TVs on the market. QLED TVs also produce more colors and have superior black levels than their LED counterparts.

As a result, the content on QLED TVs appears more vivid and with more contrast. However, it does not offer the same infinite contrast ratio as OLED TVs.

Samsung TU-series (2020) UHD TVs

The TU8000-series is Samsung’s 2020 edition UHD 4K TVs. Under this, the company has tried to further reduce the thickness, while also minimizing the side and top bezels. In terms of picture quality, Samsung labels this lineup as “Crystal UHD TV” and the TU series boasts a Crystal 4K image processor.

On top of this, Samsung’s “Game Enhancer” lets you enjoy better gameplay by minimizing input lag, optimizing display quality, and reducing motion blur and judder. Here in Nepal, you can select from 4 different models of Samsung TU-series (2020) UHD TVs ranging between 43, 55, 65, and 75-inches.

• Read our review of Samsung TU8000 55″ 4K TV

Samsung AU-series (2021) UHD TVs

The AU series is the 2021 lineup of Samsung’s UHD TVs. This is the successor to last year’s TU lineup. Here, the remote and packaging for AU-tagged TVs are made using recycled materials. All the TVs under this series feature Dynamic Contrast Technology while the premium models even have something called Ambient Mode.

In addition, Samsung has gone with a Flat Lift stand and an Air Slim design in their premium AU8000 lineup of TVs. Plus, one can easily connect them with any Windows or Mac device, as the TV support both platforms.

• Read our review of Samsung AU7700 55″ 4K TV
• Read our review of Samsung AU8000 75″ 4K TV

Samsung HD and FHD LED TVs

Apart from 4K TVs, Samsung also sells budget HD and Full HD TVs in Nepal. They strike the ideal blend of quality, size, and affordability. And if your usage primarily includes watching channels over the set-top box (STB), and don’t want something grand, then HD/FHD TVs are your safest bet. In Nepal, Samsung offers HD, FHD TVs ranging between 32 and 43 inches right now.

Much like the rest of the TVs on the list, they come with two years of warranty. Furthermore, they all include a variety of connectivity options, as well as Samsung’s “HyperReal Engine” for maintaining ideal color, contrast, and motion rate. Moving on, one thing to note here is that the “N40” series of HD sets mentioned below aren’t Smart TVs, unlike the rest.

Where to buy Samsung TVs in Nepal? (Official Showrooms)

You can buy Samsung TV online from Samsung Plaza. If you wish to visit an official store, here is the list of showrooms from where you can buy Samsung TVs in Nepal:

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