Samsung QLED QN70Q60C 4K 70-Inch TV
$1,097.99
Samsung QLED QN70Q60C 4K 70-Inch TV Price comparison
Samsung QLED QN70Q60C 4K 70-Inch TV Price History
Price History for SAMSUNG 70-Inch Class QLED 4K Q60C Series Quantum HDR, Dual LED, Object Tracking Sound Lite,...
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Current Price | $1,097.99 | October 6, 2024 |
Highest Price | $1,097.99 | July 6, 2024 |
Lowest Price | $897.99 | June 12, 2024 |
Last price changes
$1,097.99 | October 6, 2024 |
$899.99 | September 7, 2024 |
$947.95 | August 23, 2024 |
$946.95 | August 21, 2024 |
$947.95 | August 14, 2024 |
Samsung QLED QN70Q60C 4K 70-Inch TV Description
Cutting-edge Visual Quality
The Samsung 70-Inch Class QLED 4K Q60C Series Quantum HDR television is engineered with the latest display technology. From its 4K Ultra HD resolution to its Dual LED panel, the display brings amazing detail and clarity. The Dual LED panel delivers the perfect combination of light intensity and color to enhance the image and create a cinematic quality. To take it to the next level, the Q60C includes Quantum HDR and Object Tracking Sound Lite to produce stunning visuals with intense and immersive audio. Quantum HDR works to optimize the HDR quality of your content, while Object Tracking Sound Lite pulls you into the action with 3D Audio. The result is lifelike visuals and a captivating audio experience that puts you in the driving seat.
Lightning-Fast Visual Response
The Q60C includes the Motion Xcelerator, a revolutionary system that eliminates motion blur. This breakthrough technology processes incoming video signals with an algorithm that speeds up the response time, resulting in a smooth, natural viewing experience. It’s perfect for gaming, sports and action movies, and can be calibrated to your preference using the Q Color setting. On top of this, a game-oriented engine, the Gaming Hub, improves the response time for gaming to eliminate delays and optimize your gaming experience.
Smart Living Solutions
Enjoy a totally immersive experience with the Q60C, thanks to its Q-Symphony and Smart TV features. The Q-Symphony system synchronizes the television sound to your compatible Samsung sound bar, creating the ultimate auditory experience. The Smart TV feature opens up a wealth of entertainment options, allowing you to stream movies, listen to music, and access other content from providers like Hulu, Netflix, and Amazon Prime Video. On top of this, you can use the Smart TV platform to play games, control your entertainment, and even order takeout.
Incredible Features
The Samsung 70-Inch Class QLED 4K Q60C Series Quantum HDR television is packed with impressive features, making it a must-have for any tech lover. Here’s a list of its standout features:
- 4K Ultra HD resolution
- Dual LED panel
- Quantum HDR and Object Tracking Sound Lite
- Motion Xcelerator and Gaming Hub
- Q-Symphony and Smart TV
- Wide range of online streaming options
- Access to popular apps and gaming
- Ordering takeout from the television
Samsung QLED QN70Q60C 4K 70-Inch TV Specification
Specification: Samsung QLED QN70Q60C 4K 70-Inch TV
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Samsung QLED QN70Q60C 4K 70-Inch TV Reviews (8)
8 reviews for Samsung QLED QN70Q60C 4K 70-Inch TV
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Brent Wingfield –
This Smart TV was very easy to setup. At first the picture was not that good but it’s now perfect with using the fine tuning options in the settings menu. The sound is very good too for TV listening in an average size room but I would definitely use a sound bar for a large room or if I wanted full spectrum music or theatre quality sound.
David H. –
So for some reason I was convinced the Samsung QLED was better than a Sony Bravia (top of their line) and bought a smallish one for the bedroom. It’s not. The blacks are grey, whereas on the Bravia they are dark black. Netflix on that TV is quite dark and a bit eerie. This tv has great quality and even upscales old movies well. It also comes with a free thing with lots of channels. Most of the controls are automatic, which is kind of nice, but combined with a very minimalist remote make it kind of hard to control. It kind of assumes you’re too dumb to figure it out, and where the Sony has lots of sound and picture modes, this one kinda says “just sit back dummy, I’ll figure the settings out” The remote is also very tiny so kinda gets lost and takes a bit to get used to. I would prefer a larger remote that lights up. Overall this is a good Tv and the Sony version of 32 inches is not even 4k. Sound is good too, very realistic.
AmazonCustomer –
Fist let me say that I am a serious audiophile. In my Living Room, I’m running a 5.2.4 Atmos setup, which means, 5 main speakers (2 front, 2 rear, 1 center), 2 subs, and 4 overhead speakers. I could alternatively run a 7.2.2 but for my room I find that I get much better sound from the 5.2.4 setup.
That being said, it should be understood that when I get a new monitor(TV) or new sound equipment, you don’t just plug it in and go. It has to be calibrated. I use DIRAC Live on my laptop to calibrate the audio, and I use the Spears & Munsil 4K calibration BluRay’s to calibrate the video. Over the years I have calibrated many TV’s and monitors. I’ve gotten every TV and Computer Monitor in my household displaying absolutely amazing pictures, with the exception of this TV.
I ordered this to be an Off-Monitor/TV to sit beside my main monitor. I do all my gaming and workload on the main monitor, but pull up supplemental information, or just listen to the TV on my off monitor. I was actually using a TCL I never liked and replaced it with this Samsung. My main TV in the Living Room is actually a Samsung QN65QN90BA which is a 65″ and I absolutely love it. However, no matter what I try, or what I adjust, the picture on this 32″ looks horrible. And I have not been able to compensate with any amount of adjusting or calibrating.
So I give this 3 stars mostly for the Samsung features that I’ve grown to love, but picture quality – Big Fat Zero :/
Craig Smith –
I only had room for a 32” TV, but I wanted a 4K screen. Enter the Samsung QLED 4K Q60C. This is a great TV with amazing picture quality. The remote control does not have number buttons, which I thought was weird. Then I realized I only stream TV and haven’t entered a channel number in over 7 years (there is a way to input numbers, there just aren’t any dedicated physical buttons). My only complaint is that I wish it had one more HDMI port and had an ATSC 3.0 tuner. That would have made the TV much more future-proof. If you don’t know what an ATSC tuner is, look it up. If you do, then you know that the 2024 model (maybe 2025) with probably have the 3.0 tuner, as the have been steadily adopted in higher-end TVs since 2020.
Paula J Elliott –
Can’t say enough about the picture quality and how it looks when playing video games. Definitely worth the money.
Wendy J –
Love the new TV, the setup was a breeze. The picture quality and sound quality is amazing. The TV has been mounted on the wall. And on the simpler side, I love the fact that the remote has a solar charge built into it and the remote integrates with some devices, XBOX One etc. etc.
The TV is fairly decent for gaming, however it wasn’t purchase for that reason due to the low level Hz.
Note: Looking at the rear of the TV, the inputs are on the left and the power input is on the right. I would suggest getting HDMI angle adaptors to make connecting the cables easier without putting strain on the HDMI slots.
Hal Nollsch –
I love the picture quality but the sound is low. I have to turn it up pretty high to hear it well – around 45 to 50. L I am hard of hearing. I had a TCL and only had it at 17 to 20 depending on the show. I am getting a sound bar.
Wendy J –
I love this TV! After reading many reviews I was not sure what to expect. The delivery was great. The TV arrived 12 hours earlier than expected. The delivery personnel were great. It was easy to install the TV stands and hook up my other devices. I always connect my stereo & speakers so I was concerned about how to attach them due to the TV not having that type of port. The Bluetooth feature on my stereo and the Bluetooth pairing feature on the TV made this an easy task. As for volume, in the TV settings menu, I changed the ‘Sound Mode’ to Amplify. Between this setting and my stereo system the sound is perfect and loud enough for me. In fact, even without my stereo turned on, the TV setting of Amplify makes the TV volume much louder. The remote can be charged either by solar or by attaching a Type C charging cord. As the instructions suggest, I agree using a Samsung Type C cord is best. I have small fingers so I do not mind the size of the remote or its features. I think Samsung is smart and consciousness about not being wasteful and using extra unnecessary materials. Lastly, my TV is facing my main large window. I was concerned about glare and TV brightness of the picture. During set up, I chose the feature which allows the TV to automatically adjust to light. I am also using ‘Eco’ mode for the brightness. It is perfect for me. I am so glad I bought this TV and will buy the same type from Samsung in the future when/if necessary.