How much is a 2021 Samsung QLED quantum dot TV?

Samsung's 2021 QLED lineup included the Q60A, Q70A, Q80A and higher Neo QLED models. New stock from 2021 is rare now, so most buyers find these TVs used, refurbished or as leftover stock. Prices vary by size and condition.

Original prices

At launch, a 55-inch Q60A sold for about $850, and it was later discounted to the $700 to $750 range. Higher series such as the Q70A and Q80A cost more, and the Neo QLED models cost more again. Larger sizes cost proportionally more.

What to expect now

• Used: often well below the original price, depending on size and condition.
• Refurbished: sold by Samsung or resellers with a limited warranty.
• New old stock: occasionally available at discount stores, usually near or below the original sale price.

Check current listings on eBay, Amazon Renewed, Best Buy open-box and local marketplaces for live prices.

2021 QLED features

• Quantum dot color.
• 4K resolution.
• Tizen smart platform with Samsung TV Plus.
• HDR10+ support.
• Quantum Processor 4K or Lite, depending on series.
• Alexa and Google Assistant on many models.

Is it worth buying?

A 2021 QLED still gives a good picture for everyday use. Newer models offer better brightness, processors and gaming features. Buy a 2021 model only if the price is clearly lower than a current entry-level QLED.

Buying tips

• Look for a model with a warranty.
• Test every HDMI port and the remote.
• Check the screen for burn-in, lines and dead pixels.
• Confirm the model number.