This $10,000 Samsung TV bundle can turn your living room into the most annoying sports bar
As long as they are willing to spend ten grand privileges, Samsung is getting customers to turn their home into mini Buffalo wild wings. With the baseball season approaching, I can’t think of a better weekend project than installing eight TVs on your living room wall.
Samsung's Buzzer Striker Promotion Bundle includes eight TVs with screen sizes ranging from 55 to 98 inches. Samsung is offering bundles for extreme sports fanatics who can’t miss a match in big sporting events like March Madness, which gives you a special place to watch all the games at the same time.
If you can handle sensory overload, you can use the multi-view feature of your TV, which allows you to split the screen with different monitors using content from multiple sources like your phone and gaming console.
Bundle includes:
1 x 98-inch Crystal UHD 4K TV
1 x 65-inch new QLED 8K TV
3 x 65-inch NEO QLED 4K TV
3 x 55-inch QLED 4K TV
The bundle costs $10,000 plus tax; however, Samsung noted in a press release You are getting your TV at nearly 30% off, saving you about $6,000. The Samsung Store page does not mention whether the bundle includes a wall-mounted mount, as these costs up to $200. If you buy so many TVs in bulk, that may not be a big deal. Samsung NEO series QLED TVs are some of our favorite TVs last year, so at least, you know there are some good stuff in your bundle.
Of course, there are some logistics that are installing game walls, which will require professional help, especially if you have any idea of turning screen collage into a sprawling Jumbotron. But this is not bad if you want to simply put a new premium TV in every room in the house.
Samsung product head Lydia Cho said in a press release that the bundle was inspired by the DIY multi-screen setup of college basketball fans and hoped to find a way to make “watching games bigger and better.”
The Buzzer Striker bundle is only available until March 22, which allows you to convince your other important figures a little more than a week that paying $10,000 for eight new TVs is a worthwhile investment.
