The summer season will have obviously inspired Samsung, since the brand has just presented its new TV The Terrace designed for the outside.
This is not the first time that the Korean manufacturer has revealed A TV cut to be installed outsidebecause it had already presented the first generation of its The Terrace range in 2020. A few days after the launch of a revolutionary screen with its competitor LG, Samsung intends to stand out by implementing all the experience it has acquired on the outdoor TV market with sa gamme The Terrace Neo QLED (2025).
So what are The main news to rememberand how can this type of screen stand out as a privileged choice by lovers of films, series and other sports competitions that live in an often sunny region? A look at the various innovations drawn by Samsung.
Samsung takes a giant step compared to the Terrace 2021 range
Several years have passed since the release of the latest generation of TV The Terrace, and we did not really know if Samsung intended to consolidate in small updates or come back with A model that exceeds its predecessors by far. This is ultimately the second option that was envisaged, since it has just announced the launch of a new generation equipped with a 4K Neo Qled screen with anti-reflective technology. Compared to the “simple” QLED slab of the 2021 version, this should especially offer good best contrasts and increased brightness (up to 3,000 nits) in full sun thanks to the backlight of the mini LEDs.
Beyond its basic image quality which is already excellent, this new TV The Terrace also works intelligently thanks to its NQ4 AI Gen 2 chip 2 which optimizes in real time the visual renderingwithout forgetting the adaptive brightness almost essential for outdoor use. There is also a 120 Hz refresh rate (as on the best models of the previous generation), which ensures optimal fluidity on all types of content.
| Samsung The Terrace QLED (2021) | Samsung The Terrace Neo QLED (2025) | |
| Screen technology | QLED | Neo Qled (best contrasts and colors) |
| Maximum brightness | 2 000 nits | 3 000 nits |
| Processor | How much process of 4k | NQ4 AI Gen 2 (Best HDR performance, improved 4K upscaling) |
| Protection index | IP55 | IP56 |
| Cooling | Standard | Advanced (resistance up to +50 ° C) |
Storms or hot weather? Not even afraid!
The greatest feat of Samsung certainly lies in having created such a successful TV, but also robustness – on paper – almost infallible Faced with external elements. And for good reason: the brand claims that it can without problem resist the temperatures included Between -31 ° C and +50 ° C (without however specifying the exposure duration). Ditto for the remote control, which you can a priori let out outside without worrying.
Furthermore, you should know that this television is certified IP56 and that its sealing thus protects it much better Water and dust projections. A small evolution compared to the 2021 version, which was certified IP55 and therefore slightly more vulnerable bad weather.
Finally, users will have access to an interface including The majority of VOD platforms (Netflix, Disney+, Video premium, etc.) as well as TV applications that tend to replace the decoders. The gamers will also be spoiled, since Cloud Gaming apps There is no shortage of – among others – Xbox and Nvidia Geforcenow. Enough to offer them easy access to several thousand games without having to connect a console.
Currently, the price of this new generation of TV The Terrace is not yet known in France but we already know that it amounts to $ 2,799.99 for the 55 -inch model, $ 3,999 in 65 inches and $ 6,499 in 75 inches on the American market. It should also be noted that Samsung provides A high -end version called “Full Sun” which can reach a higher brightness and with an advanced cooling system ($ 9,999 in 75 inches, and $ 19,999 in 85 inches).
You will therefore have understood, if its launch in France is imminent, it is still far from being within the reach of all budgets and should above all contact hotel professionals or wealthy customers.
