Samsung is proving that after 20 years at the top, they aren’t just resting on their laurels—they’re rewriting the rules of what a screen can do. With the launch of the 2026 Vision AI TV and Monitor lineup, the “Global No. 1” is shifting the television from a passive black box into a proactive “Vision AI Companion.”
Whether you’re a cinephile, a die-hard sports fan, or a competitive gamer, the 2026 lineup is engineered to magnify your specific passions with a heavy dose of intelligence.
The standout feature this year is the Vision AI Companion. Powered by the NQ4 AI Gen3 Processor, this isn’t just a voice assistant; it’s an intuitive partner designed to bridge the gap between entertainment and utility.
- Conversational AI: Ask your TV anything from “Who is that actor?” to “Suggest a recipe for tonight,” and it delivers video and image responses in real-time.
- AI Soccer Mode Pro: For the sports fans, the TV can intelligently isolate crowd noise or commentary, giving you a customized stadium atmosphere.
- AI Upscaling Pro: Even older content gets a 4K facelift, with AI refining brightness, contrast, and depth frame-by-frame.
Samsung’s dominance in the gaming sector continues with screens that feel almost “unfairly” smooth.
- Motion Xcelerator 165Hz: The new OLED models (like the S99H and S90H) support a blazing 165Hz refresh rate with NVIDIA G-SYNC and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro.
- Glare Free 3.0: The new anti-glare coating ensures that even in a sun-drenched condo, you get “Real Black” levels without the annoying reflections.
- The 500Hz Frontier: For the desktop warriors, the Odyssey G6 OLED gaming monitor is hitting 500Hz, while the 32-inch Odyssey G8 brings a massive 6K resolution to the table.
Samsung is giving Filipinos a chance to own this future tech before it even officially hits all shelves this June.
- The Prize: You could win a Samsung monitor or a Vision AI TV worth up to ₱44,999.
- How to Join: Visit the official Samsung Handraiser page and sign up.
- Deadline: Don’t sleep on this—the registration period runs until May 14, 2026, only.
