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Until now, wealthy folks who wanted the ultimate wall-sized next-generation Samsung television had to hire a pro to get a massive MicroLED TV into their homes. Samsung actually called those TVs “The Wall.” But with the 2023 version, announced at CES, those lucky folks will be able to set it up themselves, if they want.
Samsung says its new 76-inch MicroLED CX is the “world’s smallest and most affordable” MicroLED screen. It’s also the first that doesn’t need professional installation — although I’m betting most people who actually buy one get some help from the dealer setting it up.
The company hasn’t told us exactly how much it will cost, but “affordable” is sure to be doing some Herculean lifting. The previous version is 110 inches and runs a cool $156,000, with 88- and 99-inch sizes available too, so it’s safe to assume the new 76-inch model will cost many tens of thousands of dollars, at least. For reference, the 77-inch size of my favorite high-end TV of 2023, the LG C2 OLED, costs $2,700.
