This Budget Samsung OLED TV Is Now $800 Off Its Original Price
This price cut on the Samsung S85F is one of the best deals on an OLED TV I've seen in 2026—and this entry-level model was already on the low end of the price spectrum before the discount. Right now, you can get the 77-inch model for $1,397.99 (originally $2,197.99), which is a surprising price point for a Samsung OLED of this size. It's also the lowest price this TV has ever hit, according to price tracking tools.
- ▪This price cut on the Samsung S85F is one of the best deals on an OLED TV I've seen in 2026—and this entry-level model was already on the low end of the price spectrum before the discount.
- ▪Right now, you can get the 77-inch model for $1,397.99 (originally $2,197.99), which is a surprising price point for a Samsung OLED of this size.
- ▪It's also the lowest price this TV has ever hit, according to price tracking tools.
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| Publication time | Thu, 30 Jul 2026 19:00:00 +0000 |
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This price cut on the Samsung S85F is one of the best deals on an OLED TV I've seen in 2026—and this entry-level model was already on the low end of the price spectrum before the discount. Right now, you can get the 77-inch model for $1,397.99 (originally $2,197.99), which is a surprising price point for a Samsung OLED of this size. It's also the lowest price this TV has ever hit, according to price tracking tools. The 55-inch and 65-inch sizes are also discounted, down to $897.99 (originally $1,397.99) and $1,197.99 (originally $1,797.99), respectively.
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