Samsung Neo QLED QN100QN80HFXZA 100"

A 100-inch mini-LED TV with a 144Hz panel, 120W audio, and 97th percentile display and connectivity scores. Customer rating sits at 4.8/5, and the lowest price we found is USD 3,375. Just don't expect to move it without help.

The 144Hz native refresh rate is the headline number here. That's a true 144Hz panel, not a marketing trick, and it puts this TV in the 93rd percentile for gaming in our database. Paired with FreeSync Premium Pro and ALLM, you're getting smooth frame pacing whether you're on a PC or a console. The NQ4 AI Gen2 processor handles upscaling duties, and while we don't have a dedicated processing benchmark, the 80th percentile picture quality score suggests it's doing solid work with lower-res content.

The mini-LED backlight with quantum dot color is the other big story. Samsung claims 100% color volume, and the display score at the 97th percentile backs up that this panel is one of the best on the market. HDR10+ support lands at the 86th percentile, which is strong but not chart-topping. The 4.0-channel 120W audio system is a genuine standout, 97th percentile, and it's rare to see a TV this size with built-in sound that doesn't immediately demand a soundbar.

Against the TCL QM7K Series 98QM7K and Hisense U8 Series 100U8QG, the Samsung wins on audio and connectivity, both at the 97th percentile, but the picture quality gap is narrower than you might expect. The LG C5 OLED55C5PUA and Sony BRAVIA XR XR77A95L are OLEDs, so they'll beat this on pure contrast and black levels, but they're also much smaller screens. If you want 100 inches of mini-LED with gaming chops, the QN80H is the most complete package in this group. The trade-off is HDR performance, where the 86th percentile score puts it behind the OLED leaders.

Pricing on this thing is all over the place. We're seeing USD 3,375 to USD 5,550 across 10 US listings, and that USD 2,175 spread means you absolutely need to shop around before pulling the trigger. The lowest price we found is USD 3,375, and at that number, the QN80H starts to look like a genuine deal for a 100-inch mini-LED with this feature set. At the high end, you're paying a premium that's harder to justify. The value proposition hinges entirely on which store you buy from.

The Samsung QN100QN80HFXZA is a 100-inch Neo QLED that lands in the top tier of our database for audio, display, and connectivity, all sitting at the 97th percentile. That's a rare combo. Most giant screens sacrifice something to hit a price point, but this one brings a 120W 4.0-channel speaker setup and Wi-Fi 6E alongside a full-array mini-LED panel. Customer ratings back it up too, 4.8 out of 5 across 151 reviews puts it in the 98th percentile for social proof.

But here's the thing. It's a 100-inch TV, so portability is a joke at the 59.6 score. You're not moving this thing without a crew and probably a wall mount rated for 58.9 kilograms. If you have the space and the budget, the QN80H makes a strong case as a centerpiece. Just don't expect to rearrange your living room on a whim.

If you're sensitive to HDR performance or want the absolute best picture quality, this isn't it. The 86th percentile HDR score and 80th percentile picture quality mean OLED options like the LG C5 or Sony A95L will look better in dark rooms, just at smaller sizes. And if you don't have a dedicated wall or a crew to help move a 58.9kg panel, the portability score of 59.6 should be a warning sign. This is a commitment TV, not a casual upgrade.

The QN80H earns its 94.1 overall score. It's a 100-inch screen with top-tier audio, excellent connectivity, and a 144Hz panel that gamers will appreciate. The 4.8/5 customer rating isn't an accident. If you can find it near the USD 3,375 mark, this is one of the best large-format values we've tracked. Pay more than that and you're leaving money on the table.