Samsung Class QN70H Series Neo QLED Mini drops to $497.99

$100 off right now.

Quantum Mini LED at a 43-inch size rarely lands below the $500 mark. Samsung's 2026 QN70H Series is the exception, and this week it is cheaper than it has ever been. The Samsung Class QN70H Series, Neo QLED Mini drops to $497.99 - save $100. That puts the set a full $49 below its 30-day average of $546.85 and matches the lowest price recorded for this model.

THE DEAL

Samsung Class QN70H Series, Neo QLED Mini

$497.99 (was $597.99) - Save $100 (17% off)

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Get This Price

The $497.99 figure matches the all-time low for this set, and it undercuts the $568.18 it averaged over the last 90 days by a healthy margin. For just $497.99, down from its list price of $597.99, the QN70H is priced below what most Neo QLED sets command at this size.

If you have been holding off on a 4K upgrade. This is the deepest cut this model has taken since it launched.

What You're Getting

This 43-inch set is built around Samsung's Quantum Mini LED panel, which improves contrast so dark scenes stay clear and bright scenes pop. Quantum Dot technology delivers 100% color volume across billions of shades at any brightness. The NQ4 AI Processor upscales lower-resolution sources to 4K and tunes picture and audio to match the content. Color Booster Pro uses AI to shift hues in real time for more lifelike visuals. The result is a compact TV that punches well above its price tier for both movies and live sports.

Who This Is For

Best for shoppers who want genuine Mini LED performance without jumping into a flagship-size budget. It fits a bedroom, small living room, or gaming setup where a 43-inch panel is the right fit and picture quality still matters.

If you are chasing a larger screen or expect Dolby Vision support. This set is not that play, so look elsewhere before pulling the trigger.

Final Verdict

The $100 discount takes this Neo QLED to its lowest price on record, which makes it an easy call for anyone ready to move on a 4K set now. The 30-day and 90-day averages both sit well above this price, so waiting is unlikely to beat it.