Customer Ratings & Reviews

Just have it up and running for a few days, but excellent so far. Picture is great - nice and bright and vibrant color. Excellent middle-of-the-road price point on this model. Not outrageously priced, but very good for the quality. The set up was easy and it integrates seamlessly with our other devices (i.e. directv box, etc.) Only downfall so far, is, like ALL the new tvs, you need a sound bar. The picture and size of all the new tvs have forced the speakers to the back and sacrificed sound as a result. So, yes, prices have gone down to affordable, but figure in that you will need a several hundred dollar sound bar to get any good sound at all out of them.

This TV replaced a 12 year old Samsung 40" which still works but we wanted to upgrade. The picture on the QLED is great! Even watching older movies makes you feel like you are right in the scene. My only complaint is the glare during the day (which I believe is inherent with LED). We are thinking about wall mounting it which will allow us to shift the screen down and eliminate the glare. The TV is easy to use and ours is connected to an older BOSE surround sound system which works fine. The menu response is quick and all apps load fast.

I have been very happy with the tv. Quality picture, easy set up, and interface works fine. It does take a bit to get use to the remote, A few items in the interface are a bit confusing, and there is a bit of a learning curve. I did not have a smart TV previously. Connection to the internet is simple. Also connection with phone ( although rarely used). I had read it comes with 2 remotes- mine did not. So finding some channels on the cable app can be difficult. Otherwise, I am very happy with quality and ease. Note: two people needed for set up.

Great TV! Just like most, had to tweak the settings to make the best picture for my room lighting. Picture is fantastic! Blacks and local dimming much better than my last TV. Love that you can pair BT headphones for late night viewing. Gaming features on the TV are great. Cons include a little more glare than my last Samsung, but seldom notice. Also, Samsung has plenty of apps available, but not DC Universe yet. Final con is stubborn Samsung not supporting Dolby Vision, only HDR plus. Dolby Vision has more support.

I know that QLED will never have true darks like OLEDs but this TV has the picture so vibrant. The colors are really nice, and the more I use the smart features, the better it gets. It can be used a wireless display for Windows as well, with near zero latency. I am really impressed with this TV. The ambient mode is really nice too. I regularly use this TV as a painting frame when I have guests in the house.

I do a lot of gaming and this TV brings the game to your living room. If you love to watch TV in a breathtaking 4K or just want to have a brilliant picture this TV will be worth the leap. I left the LG family after feeling like an outcast by their customer service and so glad I went for the QLED. Well worth the money. If you want a great picture with a true field of color, go with this TV yesterday. You won't be disappointed.

this is a fantastic tv ! we had a top line LG 9000 and it does not hold a candle to this one picture is sharp and colors pop we even use the ambient light setting to just let the tv tune itself to the room and it looks great right out of the box ! turn off ambient light setting and its even better ! 4K movies are outstanding a good movie to check this is a house with a clock in the wall our LG could not handle this movie ..period ! so much light bleed and blooming we could not watch it ! we use a Panasonic 820 its mostly dark scenes and this tv handled it like a pro no blooming issues at all ! even with Dolby Vision movies the tv will say please wait while we optimize your settings you don't have to do anything ...one smart tv.sound is also very good we only use our surround system for movies remote is simple and works well once you get the hang of it operating system is smooth and fast apps are limited but all the major ones are there.who needs OLED with the burn in issues this tv does it all ! very happy with this one its a keeper....

Let me start by saying I have always been an LG guy when it come to TV’s. I have several within my home currently and the one I replaced was about 7 years old. I was looking to jump into the 4K game and ended up purchasing a TCL on sale for $500. It had great reviews and for the price point I felt it was worth the risk to try out 4K. BIG MISTAKE! After just 5 days the panel had major banding issues and it went right back to Best Buy. With the no hassle return process I had a few moments to think about trying another TCL. Well thankfully it took a while to locate it within the store which allowed me more time to ponder having to possibly return another TV. I had been eyeing the Samsung QLED for a while but even on sale I was hesitant. Then my wife pointed out that we have never really spent less than around $1500 on previous flat panels going all the way back to plasma and lcd. That was all it took so I took a chance on this one and I love it. It’s not an LG but the GUI on the Samsung is more to my liking. Picture is amazing, blacks in a dark room look great, brightness is also not an issue in my natural lit family room. Reflection is great too, not perfect like the Q8’s but much better than my previous LCD. IMO this panel even at regular price is a great deal.

I’ve always been a Samsung fan and once again, this one didn’t disappoint. The color and ease of use is fantastic. The built in speakers are just ok. To get the best out of the TV I would definitely recommend an nice sound bar. The TV is sleek for its size. We went with the 65”. If you are on the fence, I would choose this one hands down.

This TV overall is incredible. Even the speakers on it are decent for the kids. The picture and color is outstanding. Start up from off is super fast. Absolutely love this tv. The only thing is have to turn off the Bixby. Way to sensitive on the controller. It thinks your talking to it all the time.

After a few months of ownership, I would give this TV 8 stars out of 10. Initial setup of the unit was clear and simplistic. The set has decent picture quality, although I thought the Sony was a bit clearer. Sound quality is far better that our Last TV and better than other models we considered for purchase. We have not found the need to purchase an additional sound bar. My only negative comment would be that the remote control is quite small, easily lost and feels cheaply constructed.

So let's start with the bad, Bixby is trash, smartthings is not great. Connectivity with Google home and Alexa is pretty bad. Easy to connect but ver basic functions only. Bixby can turn off the TV but won't turn it on. It can open netflix but won't open a show inside of it. Alexa and Google only power on and off the device and can adjust the volume. NO Dolby Vision. Individually minor faults but when you stack it up it's a big let down. Especially when you have much cheaper lesser name brands that support all or most of that. I can say hey Google play the ranch on living room TV and it will open netflix and play the show. I can tell it to pause it and it will. It's a cheap $400 Vizio has Dolby vision too. So that is quite a disappointment to me. The good is the picture quality. It's quite great really. It gets pretty bright, and it handles dark very well too. At the price point it's at now it's a good deal for a Samsung. Handles gaming very good as well. Sound is actually very good for a TV but I decided to get a soundbar and rear speakers for it as well and it just made it that much better. It is quite reflective so if you are in a bright room you may have to fight reflections. My bedroom is pretty dark so I don't have issues unless the big light is on in my room. Overall I would say with the setup I have with it now it's decent. Nothing super special about it.

Very pleased with this purchase. Once turned on the on-screen set-up walks you through several simple connection steps (wireless network, cable box and remote, etc). The picture is beautiful and we are enjoying the direct access to several preloaded on-screen apps (especially Prime). Agree with previous reviewers that the remote that comes with it is awkward to use as it's quite different from the usual universal remote. We downloaded the full TV manual from the Samsung website which contains much more detailed information on the TV's options and operation. I would recommend this to others as it is very useful. Dealing with Best Buy was easy. They delivered the TV as scheduled (next day), providing a delivery time window and a call when they were 10 minutes away. We connected the TV ourselves and it took about 30 minutes beginning with connecting cables (cable box, sound bar, DVD player) to watching our beautiful new TV.

My Sony TV kept loosing WIFI connection, I was a little disappointed with this because its only 5 years old and I spent a lot on it. So I have other Samsung 4K TV's but not a QLED, when I saw this in the store I was amazed at the Blacks and the vivid clear definition. Then I had to order one and put it in my living room. The box was a little damaged from shipping, but the delivery personnel insured me that it was just the box and the TV would be fine. I opened the TV and mounted it on the wall as I had my other TV. After a few hours of rerouting all my wires and components that I have it was time to turn the Samaung Q70. I turned on my Samaung 4K Blue-ray put a 4K movie in .......... I am even more amazed at this TV then I was when I saw it in the store, that's only because it's in my living room. I don't usually write reviews but, I am really impressed with the quality of the picture of this TV. It truly brings you into the show you're watching.

I had been waiting and waiting for a 4k TV to get into a reasonable price range that had all of the specs that I wanted. Well after a couple of years of waiting, price watching and researching, that TV for me is the Samsung Q70R 65". On a whim a few weeks earlier, I had picked up a Vizio M Series 65" that I will say had a nice picture, but the motion rating was too weak and really didn't make it enjoyable to watch anything on it. It was also only $899, so I should have known better. Anyways, I really got serious with researching the 65" 4k TV's for the past few months and everything that I was looking for in a 4k TV kept pointing me back to the Samsung Q Series TV's. The main usage of this TV is for streaming movies and TV shows on our Fire Stick 4k along with Xbox One X and PS4 gaming. The first thing I will say is that after a little bit of tweaking, the gaming looks and plays amazing on this TV. However, 1 word of advice for the Xbox One X gamers out there: Make sure you plug the HDMI from your Xbox directly into the HDMI on the TV. If you try to run it through the ARC HDMI port on the receiver and the TV, it will look very good, however, your HDR and a lot of your 4k enhancements will not translate over, unless it is plugged directly from your console to the TV. Hopefully this is something that will be addressed on the next Xbox. You can then run an Optical cable from the TV to your receiver if you want the sound to play through your receiver still. It won't be HD but it will still sound great. Just make sure you go to the menu on the TV and select the Optical sound option for the sound playback and you will be all set. Sorry for the explanation, but I had to figure this out on my own, so just trying to help out. Back to the TV. The 4k content I have watched on this TV is breathtaking. The amount of detail you notice is amazing. The only options I have really had to tinker with, have been the Judder and motion Blur sliders. Once you get them where you want, the experience is top notch. The other thing I have noticed is how decent the speakers are on this TV. I have it located in a basement that is about 20 x 13 and if I wanted to, I could get away with the TV speakers alone. The only thing missing is the bass you get from an external subwoofer. There maybe other TV's out there with better pictures, but I am not complaining at all about this one. The other thing to note, is that as far as I could tell in my researching for my 4k TV, is that the QLED Samsung TV's are the only TV's that I am aware of that do not allow screen burn in. This was something that is a noted issue on the OLED TV's. Since we do a lot of gaming in our house, the burn in was definitely a concern. All in all, I have to say that so far, this TV has far exceeded my expectations. And when the price dropped by $700, I knew it was time to take the plunge and boy am I glad I did.

The QLED has a magnificent picture and a sturdy stand. The upscaling is terrific for old VHS movies and non-HD channels. It falls short on the number of inputs and a clear explanation on how the tv works. The e-manual does not provide enough information, so that I had to contact Samsung with my problems. Samsung responded within the hour and fixed my non-problem with an explanation. The remote does not have all of the control buttons like on older sets. Everything is controlled on the screen. I had to buy an analog to HDMI converter because the video and audio inputs are all HDMI except for an antenna terminal. I don't use the Bixby or ambient modes, but they are included.

My 9 year old (semi) smart Samsung HDTV finally gave up the ghost, and while I knew I could get it repaired fairly cheaply, I decided to go ahead and upgrade to 4K and a TV with the latest Smart capabilities. I chose this model because of the backlight array, a relatively minor upgrade in specs but a serious improvement in picture quality. Trust me, you'll be glad you did. Set up (wall mounted) was a breeze and getting the TV up and running was extremely easy. I found some excellent "Expert" settings suggested on a reputable site, got those set, and made sure my apps and streaming were all ready to go.. and I was watching whatever I wanted in no time. There is excellent 4K content on several streaming services and it is stunning. We're video-philes.. so I went ahead and upgraded my DVD to a Samsung 4K as well. Watch Blue Planet II in 4K and you'll know what's up.

Since I cant afford an OLED this was a great sub. It has amazing blacks and separation of contrast. No over glow into black spaces and stunning color and picture detail. Sadly this takes a LONG time to configure. You can look at websites the give you optimal settings for the picture control but I am still fiddling with it and not going to pay someone to come and set it up for me. Its amazing for PS4 Pro and even blu ray disks look better. Netflix and Disney plus, Hulu and Vudu 4K HDR looks great but I dont have a 4K blu ray player yet so I cant speak to that. I do believe it will be even better with one though because the bit rate is much higher than compressed streaming services so mentioning that and comparing those streaming videos It must be amazing. Simply because the only 4K HDR native content I have is the PS4 pro and its stunning!

I have been looking to replace an older Sony 4K TV for some time and have been looking at QLED and OLED. I watched a lot of side by side reviews of the two and went with the QLED because the overall picture quality was close, edge would go to the OLED, but the price difference could not justify the OLED. The Q70R picture is bright, beautiful rich colors, and watching 4K content is stunning. I bought the Q70R at a great price of $999. The Q70R has a full back light array which a feature now Samsung downgraded the newer Q70T to only dual back light array. On the 2020 models you have to move up to the Q80T to get this feature and that will cost you around $750 more for a 65 inch. If you are looking for a great looking TV and want to save money and still get high end features, buy this 65 inch Q70R. You won't be disappointed.

I asked my wife to go with me to choose a new tv. She refused so my 13 year old son came instead. We looked at the club versions first and came here second. We compared 8K, q80, q70 and q60. Planned on a 55" and he chose a 65". 8k was 1st but could we justify the extra to upscale for years, no. We compared for 10 minutes. The q80 and q70 were close across many types of shows and events. The q60 was 3rd. He chose the q70 and me the q60. The q70 went home. 2nd qled at home. Went on sale 2 days later for a 350.00 decrease and another visit. Too bad they had no 7.1.2 Samsung in stock or on sale. I can wait. Very pleased with the tv, apps Vibrant color and handled fast gaming excellent. The streamed 4k shows are greatly improved. Need a q90 7.1.2 surround to finish the room. Mounting on the wall really helped.