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Samsung will now provide 10-year burn-in warranty for its Quantum dot SUHD TVs

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Last updated: September 1st, 2016 at 11:37 UTC+02:00

Samsung's IFA 2016 press conference is underway in Berlin and the company has already made a couple of interesting announcements on stage. Samsung has announced today that it's going to provide a 10-year free burn-in warranty for its SUHD TVs with Quantum dot display. It's making this move to show its confidence in the reliability of its Quantum dot technology.

The company revealed its new Quantum dot TV, the 88-inch KS9800. It now offers the largest range of SUHD TVs in Europe with 19 available sizes ranging from 43-inch to 88-inch. It has also announced the world's first Quantum dot gaming monitors at IFA 2016. Samsung is the only company that is currently offering cadmium-free Quantum dot TVs. To show customers its confidence in this technology, Samsung has announced that it will provide a free 10-year burn-in guarantee for these TVs which means that customers will effectively be protected against the effects of burn-in for an entire decade.

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