Samsung, a globally renowned appliance brand has been doing exceptionally well when it comes to smart TVs. They have incorporated the lates...

Discover the best TV brands in India with our comprehensive guide. We explore top-rated options, highlighting their standout features, perf...

Samsung overtook Xiaomi for the first time in the March quarter to become the leading player in the smart TV segment, followed by LG and Xi...

The Korean electronics maker also wants to expand TV production in India where currently it imports only the super big sizes and extremely ...

Samsung India aims for Rs 10,000 crore television sales in 2024, focusing on premiumization and volume growth. With 90% of TVs locally prod...

The retailers, with more than 1,800 large format stores and a cumulative revenue of more than ₹20,000 crore, sent a letter to Samsung India...

The company also intends to double the number of stores which would sell its super-premium range of QLED televisions priced over Rs 1 lakh ...

The brand specialises in large size TVs, and is sold online and in retail stores.

Customers can buy the flagship TV from Mi.com, Mi Home and Flipkart.

Samsung India senior vice president (consumer electronics business) Raju Pullan said the company has grown by 32% in October as compared to...

Several models of LG, Samsung, Lenovo, Bosch, Siemens, TCL, Kodak and Thomson are no longer available. Online-focused brands such as Vu hav...

Samsung launched the world’s first 8K TV and this year the brand is flexing its muscles and is all set to break newer ground for ultra-prem...

Top brands cut prices by up to 30% this festive season amid rising competition and weak demand.

The company is expecting the increased sales of TV to reflect on its turnover as TV is one of the major contributors to the revenue.

Xiaomi, in particular, has redefined television pricing with its India launch in February, selling a 43-inch model at Rs 22,999 and 55-inch...

Thanks to Samsung, TV sets will now become brighter and more colourful than ever before.

The South Korean technology leader aims to capture a larger share of the premium segment of the market with the new launches.