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Preorder Samsung’s new 2024 TVs and save $100 + get the free projector

Samsung is offering an exclusive $100 discount and free Freestyle 2nd Gen projector worth $800 for those who pre-order its new 2024 TVs ahead of the March 21 launch event.

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Anticipation is building as Samsung prepares to unveil its latest lineup of televisions for 2024. The South Korean tech giant has scheduled an “Unbox & Discover” event on March 21, where it will pull back the curtain on its newest displays. But for those eagerly awaiting the launch, Samsung is already offering tantalizing incentives to secure their place in line.

Starting now, customers can head over to Samsung’s reservation page and sign up to receive exclusive early-bird benefits. By registering ahead of the unveiling, you’ll not only lock in a $100 discount on your eventual preorder but you’ll also be automatically entered into a draw to win a free Freestyle 2nd Gen portable projector, a $800 value on its own.

While specific model details and pricing remain under wraps for now, Samsung has already provided glimpses of what’s to come during January’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. The company confirmed that its 2024 lineup will feature both cutting-edge OLED and mini-LED displays, suggesting a range of options catering to various budgets and preferences.

Among the highly anticipated models are the Samsung S95D and QN90D, which are expected to represent the pinnacle of the brand’s technological achievements in picture quality and performance. However, Samsung is also likely to introduce more affordable alternatives, ensuring that its offerings remain accessible to a broad audience.

Samsung's new OLED TV has a game-changing anti-reflective screen
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The reservation process is straightforward: simply visit Samsung’s reservation page, and provide your contact information, and Samsung will keep you informed as the launch date approaches. Once the new models are unveiled, you’ll receive a notification, granting you a window of opportunity to peruse the specifications and make an informed decision before committing to a pre-order.


Disclaimer: Prices and promotions mentioned in this article are accurate at the time of writing and are subject to change based on the retailers’ discretion. Please verify the current offer before making a purchase.


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