Got $22K? You Can Grab Samsung’s Massive 115-Inch 4K Display

Samsung has introduced its 115-inch 4K Smart Signage display, the QHFX 115-inch, which the company calls the world’s largest LCD screen. It is designed for businesses seeking a display option between traditional video walls and LED panels.

Samsung is offering a massive 115-inch 4K commercial display

The QHFX 115-inch is an upgrade from Samsung’s 105-inch 5K display, but it’s more energy-efficient, using 50 percent less power. You’ll get bright, clear visuals with QLED 4K resolution, 1,000 nits of peak brightness, 10,000 dimming zones, and a wide color range. Its anti-glare coating keeps the picture sharp even in well-lit rooms, and you can split the screen into up to four windows to show multiple videos or presentations at once.

With 60-watt built-in speakers, you don’t need an extra sound system for smaller setups. Its slim 34mm profile and three-sided bezel design make it easy to mount in portrait or landscape mode. That will give you flexibility whether you’re outfitting a conference room, auditorium, or flagship retail store.

Samsung has also made managing the display simple. You can control it remotely and update content across multiple locations using the Visual eXperience Transformation (VXT) platform. Running on Tizen 8.0, it also works seamlessly with your other business systems. Just be prepared: it comes with a $21,900 price tag in the US.

Commenting on the launch, Samsung America’s Head of Display Division, David Phelps, said:

“In today’s digital-first world, businesses are eager to provide immersive experiences that captivate consumers. Our super-sized Smart Signage brings a new standard for large-scale display, offering powerful audio-visual performance at a price point that opens the door to innovation.”