Customer Ratings & Reviews

Quality is ok. Not too happy with the overall TV for the price.

The most incredible thing I can share with you is about the amazing clarity of this screen. In all fairness, I am migrating from a 10 year old 42" Sony Bravia flat panel to this 75" Q70R machine. So I have skipped over 3 or 5 generations of flat-panel evolution. So my impression of this upgrade may be over the top. What a view I have! The 2019 Q70R is an impressive beast. The blacks are inky deep and the highlights pop off the screen. The color contrast is razor sharp. HD content on this screen is mesmerizing but it is the Ultra 4K content that has taken my breath away. My media world is now just a quest of 4K material. I wish RedBox had chosen my city for one of their 4K test beds. Set-up was simpler than expected. I used the Samsung SmartThings App on my Samsung phone and perhaps I had a leg up with my Samsung mesh WiFi network because it went too easy. There was no need for a manual, a visit to the Samsung Support or YouTube tutorial. I had previously downloaded the software update onto a USB key while waiting for delivery. That was done in 15 mins. I normally pore over a user manual but I did not miss having a textbook to flip because every instruction was on the screen. The computing power and features built-into this is just boggling and will take me some time to explore and effectively use just a few of the offerings. My first pleasant surprise was the simplicity of the One Remote – it has so few buttons. The navigation was intuitive. And I did not even need to put in the batteries into the remotes for the Soundbar or Blu Ray player. It was worth getting all Samsung products for this reason alone. The soundbar was recognized by the TV and automatically configured. The Blu Ray had a little kink in that it did not let me complete my log-in password but playing discs works just fine. I may have to look for a software update for that next. I haven’t even jumped into the voice-activated commends with Alexa and Bixby. I am most enamored with the Ambient Mode. This is a feature that puts up an image on the screen so you don’t have to ignore the dark TV in the room. I am psyched to discover the Art Subscription curated collections with galleries that Samsung has to offer so this service becomes a selection of art instead of black hole in the room. I am looking into this next. They promise no burn-in on the screen – I can only hope.

Very disappointed in the Q70. I have a 55" Q6 from the year before and it has a much better picture. The Q70 seems overly dark in all color modes. Purchased without looking at it in person which was a mistake.

The Geek Squad installed my 75" TV crooked on the mounting. They also installed my sound bar wrong, on it's side

Thought the t.v came with the separate connection box for the hdmi and all other ports . Which make its alot easier to set up the t.v So now I'm gonna get a stiff neck setting it up on the wall with the flush tv mount .

Very poor picture quality, we thought it would be great for the family room, now it’s going in the basement and replacing with LG OLED

After buying, for the price I paid.. I should have looked into better TVs for the same price or less. Samsung has disappointed

This behemoth has served us well over the last 3 years so far. It's our living room TV, and is used as a computer monitor, for streaming shows/movies, and for gaming. It's got incredible brightness, and 4K content looks fantastic, which is mainly the reason we bought it. There are a few small caveats, though: 1) The minimalist remote has no button for switching inputs. You either have to use the voice-activation button and tell it the input to switch to, or go to the menu and manually select it. Using voice is faster, but still more tedious than just being able to press a button on the remote. 2) The TV offers no way (that I've been able to find) to view information about the content that's currently being played, other than when using it as a computer monitor. When used as a monitor, I can hit the middle circle button and it will show me the resolution. But try to do that when using the built-in streaming apps, and it just serves as the play/pause button. I'd really love to be able to verify when watching something on Netflix, Amazon, Apple TV+, etc., if what I'm seeing is coming through as HDR10 or not, if the source resolution is 4K or not, etc. 3) Unfortunately I didn't realize at the time that I bought this the difference between HDMI 2.0 and 2.1, and the fact that this TV had no HDMI 2.1 ports. If I had known the benefits of using HDMI 2.1, especially for gaming on my PS5, I would have bought a different model. Gaming still looks pretty, but man it would be great to have that VRR. Oh well, that's my fault for not doing enough research. Still, overall this TV has been a good purchase. It's not as cool as OLED (which we ended up buying for our bedroom), but it suffices for our living room TV for the next few years at least.

Not the greatest picture, had to upgrade to a Q80. Haven 't gotten new tv yet

Didn't like the picture. The gradation was poor at times

TV lasted 2 years before the worst dirty screen effect I have ever seen. Glares really bad in a one window room. I know they’re off the market now, but if you find one don’t get it. Horrible blooming on these TVs.

This tv color is horrible. Looks like my grandma’s tv in the 1980s. If you are just looking to watch the news and local channels on this tv do not buy. Only if you have hdmi.

Blamed me for it at a local store In tampa only because I purchased at another store out of state

ALREADY have to replace after a year and half...disappointed that you spend this much money and it doesn't last

Have had this tv for 4 years with no problems. Holds up very well and picture is awesome.

Great image poor quality speakers, perfect for bright living room

To be completely honest, Im getting tired of these panels with dead pixels. 6 dead pixels, all channels (RGB). Id return it, but to be fair, im too lazy and its a big tv (75"), it was difficult enough getting it from the store to my house. If this was a 55", it would be back at the store already. I did this before with a 55" and Bestbuy stopped me at TV number 5. They said after returning an item multiple times, they have a right to stop honoring the return. Its understandable from a fraudulent aspect, but mine is legitimate. That was 5 TV's all with dead pixels. I dont think I should have to just accept that there will be dead pixels. If thats the case, these prices should be way lower. For the most part, I dont even think people know about it, let only complain about it. Sure, you cant see it when your sitting away from the tv, but I know its there and I paid for shoddy electronics as well as accepted it. Theres nothing wrong with the TV itself, albeit the pixels. It has a great picture and for the price versus performance, its the best bang for your buck. 3 stars for picture and value versus other brands and the Q80/Q90, which is the same panel btw. 2 stars off for 6 dead pixels. Its a big panel, but that should be more reason to justify another $800 for 10" more over the 65".

This is such a great tv. The picture is fantastic, it is so clear. The colors are the best. You do need a soundbar and the sound is so clear. Great investment for a TV.

It is the best picture. I have had it now for 3 months. It's awesome

Great TV for the price. No complaints. Would definitely purchase again.