Samsung 75-inch MiniLED at Carrefour: Save €105 — But Only Today

TVS News AI, editorially supervised, presents Samsung 75-inch MiniLED at Carrefour: Save €105 — But Only Today.

You want to finally replace the television in your living room with a large model, but don’t have a fortune to spare? At Carrefour, the Samsung TU75M73HAU with a 75-inch diagonal (190.5 cm) is available today at a special price, according to Xataka—a 15% discount when added to the cart, today only. Instead of €699, you pay €594.15.

That puts you around €105 below the list price. At the comparison retailers mentioned, Amazon and MediaMarkt charge €699 for the same model, PcComponentes charges €899.01, and Samsung directly charges €919.20. Carrefour therefore significantly undercuts the competition—if the deal is available in your region.

What MiniLED technology brings to your living room

Samsung uses a MiniLED panel in the TU75M73HAU. Thousands of tiny LEDs sit behind the screen and can dim or brighten in fine-grained zones. According to Xataka, this delivers more precise contrast, deeper blacks and, above all, a significantly higher brightness level—exactly what you need in a sunlit living room with large windows. Reflections have less impact, and the picture remains easy to see during the day as well.

The resolution is 4K UHD. An AI processor upscales lower-resolution content to 4K in real time and dynamically adjusts the picture and sound—Samsung calls this Vision AI.

Tizen, OTS Lite and three HDMI ports

The operating system is Tizen, Samsung’s own smart TV platform, giving you access to the common streaming apps. For sound, Samsung uses OTS Lite, in which the audio broadly follows the motion on screen, as well as Q-Symphony. This allows you to combine the TV speakers with a compatible Samsung soundbar without having to give up the TV’s audio.

Connectivity includes Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and three HDMI ports. Voice control is available with either Bixby, Alexa or Google Assistant.

Two things you should know before buying

The refresh rate is 60 Hz. That is more than enough for regular television, series, films and occasional gaming. However, if you own a PS5 or Xbox Series X and want to play in 4K at 120 fps, this is not the right panel for you.

The second issue is that although MiniLED is considerably better than conventional LCD, it does not match OLED in terms of viewing angle. If you often sit at an angle to the television or watch from different positions in the room, you lose color intensity and contrast—this applies to most LCD and MiniLED panels.

Is the deal worth it?

If you are looking for a large, bright television for a light-filled living room and have no 120-Hz gaming requirements, the price is around €105 below the usual level, according to Xataka. You save around €105 compared with MediaMarkt and Amazon, and more than €320 compared with Samsung’s online store directly. However, according to Xataka, the discount only applies if you add the model to your Carrefour cart today—and while stocks last.

For anyone who does not want to make compromises when it comes to the PS5, Xbox Series X or OLED viewing angles, it is worth considering OLED models with 120 Hz. However, those models are in a different price league.