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The 65-inch Samsung M80H TV is currently $647.99 (originally $797.99). For anyone who wants to level up from a smaller TV without having a screen take over the entire room, 65 inches is the sweet spot — it gives you that cinematic feel for movies and gaming but is still easier to place on a media console or stand than a more massive alternative. That said, the 75-inch model is also 33% off right now.
What You Get
This 2026 Samsung release is an entry-level 4K smart TV with a Mini LED backlight, running on the Tizen interface and loaded with Samsung Vision AI features. It supports HDR10+ and Auto HDR Remastering, which aims to enhance older content, while Pure Spectrum Color keeps colors looking natural. It runs on an NQ4 AI Gen2 processor that handles upscaling, so lower-res content looks cleaner on the 4K panel.
It has a native 144Hz refresh rate and Samsung’s Gaming Hub, making it a solid pick for gamers. The TV supports HDMI 2.1 and variable refresh rate, including AMD FreeSync Premium. That said, fast-moving scenes may show some blur, so while it will perform better than a standard 60Hz budget TV, it might not be the first choice for those shopping primarily for a gaming TV. The M80H also has built-in Alexa and AirPlay support, along with Tizen’s broad catalog of streaming apps.
Things to Keep in Mind
Despite being a solid starter TV, it’s worth noting that — despite its Mini LED branding — it doesn’t include local dimming. This means dark movie scenes may look more gray, HDR brightness is limited, and it’s not the best option for very bright rooms. It also has only three HDMI ports.
For under $650, the 65-inch Samsung M80H TV is still a strong choice for casual gaming and everyday use in most rooms. If your space can accommodate it, the 75-inch model — now $400 off — could be a more dramatic upgrade for movie nights.
