Samsung’s New 115” True RGB Display Is Shipping — Here’s What That Means for a No-Compromise Home Theater

Samsung has begun shipping its new 115” “True RGB” display — a flagship, direct-view screen designed to deliver a wall-filling image without moving to projection.

In practical terms, this is where high-end home theater is heading:
large-format, high-brightness, high-contrast performance in a single display.

For the right room, it changes the experience completely.

But a screen of this scale requires thoughtful planning. It’s not a simple TV replacement.

February promotions: timing matters

Samsung is promoting select 2025 models through February 27, while supplies last.

When inventory is tight on flagship products, timing can affect availability and overall value. If you’ve been considering a statement-screen upgrade, this is the type of window worth evaluating carefully.

What HTE Does Differently on a Screen Like This

A 115” display should be treated as a system — not a standalone product.

At this scale, image, sound, structure, lighting, control, and long-term support all matter.

1) Room & Viewing Plan

We evaluate seating distance, sightlines, ambient light, and how the screen integrates with the architecture. The goal is cinematic — not simply oversized.

2) Structural & Mounting Strategy

Wall reinforcement, backing, ventilation, and concealed cable pathways are addressed in advance. Everything is designed to feel intentional and serviceable.

3) Audio That Matches the Image

A screen this large deserves properly designed surround sound, subwoofer placement, and calibration that fits the room — not an afterthought.

4) Lighting & Shade Integration

Luxury is control. We coordinate lighting and shades so the room transitions into “movie mode” with one command.

5) Streamlined Control & Long-Term Support

The system should be simple to use every day. We design controls that are predictable and supportable — and we remain available long after installation.

Interested in the 115”?

If you’d like to understand availability and what a properly planned installation would look like in your home, we begin with a short discovery call and site visit.

Flagship inventory can move quickly, and early coordination ensures the project is designed correctly from the start.