Samsung65-Inch Class QLED 4K Q60C Series Quantum HDR, Dual LED, Object Tracking Sound Lite, Q-Symphony, Motion Xcelerator, Gaming Hub, Smart TV with Alexa Built-in (QN65Q60C, 2023 Model),Titan Gray

I bought this 75" Samsung after my comparatively priced TCL 65" developed screen issues after just 13 months(Thanks Asurion for covering it) and I must say I'm happy with my purchase. I also had a 55" TCL go kaput after just 2 years. I doubt they've done long term tests on the TCL big screens as the reviews have been glowing, but my experience says steer clear.If you're in the market for a reasonably price big screen tv for your living room then look no further as this is a great tv for your average person. This might not be a serious gamer or videophile set but the picture pops and to me the contrast is great which is important.These are the pros that were important to me:Pros:Beautiful picture especially in higher resolutionDeeper blacksMinimalist remote that works with my Vizio soundbarOptical to work with my older soundbarNice design with very thin bezelRechargeable remote(USB C) with solar recharging also! No batteries to change!Pleasing interface, easy to navigateSamsung product. I've always had good luck with their tv's though I did buy the Asurion insurance just in case.Sale price was reasonableCons:I had an issue with VESA bolt holes when mounting but I got 'er done.I'll update if I have any issues.

I am very satisfied with this TV. I know it's still early but the picture quality, and sound is great. It also was very easy to assemble and set up. I use to be an LG TV person but their TV's are horrible. Their back light LED's burn out way to soon. I been through two of their TV's in 6 years because of that reason. A TV is suppose to last at least 5 years before you start having issues like that. I can tell the quality of this Samsung TV is much better. Depending on how long it last remains to be seen but I do know my mom had her Samsung TV for 10 years and the LED backlights are all working and she runs her TV 24/7.

We ordered two of these for non-critical viewing. A big concern was if it would arrive without damage. Thankfully, because of it's smaller size and Amazon delivery system, both boxes arrived on different days but in the same great condition. The box is pretty plain and there is styrofoam top and bottom with plenty of air between the cardboard and the screen.This TV is a SMART TV. There's a lot of electronics devoted to being that. Unfortunately, we prefer to use Firesticks so just use it as a monitor and put away the remote. As a TV, picture quality is only OK. Still playing with the settings but it is more washed out than our OLED of similar size. Sound is OK for a TV. I like that the TV is light and the bezel around the screen is thin. We mounted one and used the stand for the other. No problems. I did not look closely but i think the remote uses a button cell battery of some sort instead of the usually AAA. Initial quality is good and we are happy with the price.

Picture Quality is great and it’s a solid Tv. Casting to the Tv is easy. The Smart Hub is fast & easy to use.Only complaints I have are minor.1) It’s a real struggle to Adjust the Picture Size because it decides sometimes that it’s just not allowed. So plugging my tablet up to the Tv can be a challenge because it won’t fill the whole screen.2) The remote is very small and hard to read, so it’s difficult for my parents to use.3) Ambient Mode is useless because it makes any picture have a yellow tint over it & it’s really dark. So that’s a skippable feature.Overall though, it’s a solid Tv.

We got this as an upgrade from a TCL 75" Roku TV from I think 2016-2017 because it was causing interruptions to our WiFi connection. After trying everything under the sun, we decided to get a non-Roku Smart TV and went with Samsung, because we already have another Samsung 55" Neo QLED that is amazing, and 2 Samsung phones.As a quick side note, changing to a non-Roku TV solved our WiFi/internet woes, for anyone who may be experiencing a similar issue. When the old TV was on, the speeds would drop from 240Mbps to 10-40Mbps until it was powered off. No IP conflicts, router settings were correct, etc. Just an issue with Roku that has gone unsolved for many years.Now, on with the review!I will start by saying I'm not exactly technically inclined when it comes to TVs nor do I know much about the specifications and what they entail. I will give you an honest review from a user's standpoint in comparison to my previous model.What I like about this product:The picture is crisp, and moves fluidly. On the TCL we used to have, you could almost "see" the refresh rate and it reminded me (now) of a TV from the 90s. The TCL also had almost a dark grey color where the black parts should have been. However, the blacks on the Samsung Q60C are pretty close to true black. You'll probably never beat an OLED with a QLED, but it comes pretty close. It helps immerse you in movies, especially scary ones where you should be able to barely see what's lurking in the dark (in my opinion)!It was easy to mount and MUCH lighter than our previous TV. The mount arm is no longer bending under the weight of our TV with the Q60C.It has most the apps you'll need right out of the box, but if it's missing any, they're pretty easy to add.The remote can charge by USB, or you can flip it over and charge it in the sun with the solar panels on the back.What I don't like:The menu can be a little sluggish at times to respond to inputs, which is a little frustrating. It's a minor inconvenience in my book and doesn't warrant a whole star removed, especially given how much of a difference it's made for us.Score: 5/5, would definitely buy again.

Hay un grande detalle viene en inglés y no acepta cambio de otro idioma que este caso debería ser español lo demás está bien