Samsung - 70" Class 6 Series LED 4K UHD Smart Tizen TV

it took me 2 months of research to finally find a TV that I was satisfied with. My biggest requirements; price and quality. We were upgrading a 50 inch TV in our family room that we bought 5 years ago. Wow!! Flat-screen TV technology has drastically improved. I'm impressed with what is out there! This is a great mid-level TV. I consider the OLED TVs to be top of the line. This TV can definitely hold it's own. It's perfect for what we needed, and the sale price was fantastic. If you'te debating on whether this TV is the one, you can not wrong with it! It's excellent in value and quality. Some pointers: I went down to my local Best Buy and looked at screen sizes. Originally we thought a 65 inch would be good, but after seeing a 70 inch, we thought WHY NOT!? I am happy that we decided to go with something bigger. It fits perfectly on our wall. Speaking of walls; splurge on the $200 premium install that Best Buy has to mount the TV professionally. This is the type of TV that you want to showcase and have it professionally mounted. It comes with a stand, but I just don't see this quality of TV sitting on a stand. If you're going to get a 70 inch TV, put it on the wall. A skilled person can mount on their own, but this TV is HUGE and HEAVY. It's a job for at least two people. Best Buy installed it, hooked it up, did wires, connections; they did whatever it took to get our TV just the way we wanted. They were very knowledgable and answered all of my questions. They gave us a detailed tutorial and showed us all the amazing things the TV can do. Let the pros mount it. This TV comes with 100+ channels already preprogrammed on Samsung TV FREE. That was a great surprise. The 4K is outstanding! The first thing we watched was the Avengers End Game in 4K and it was outstanding. (We also bought the Samsung 2.1 soundbar and the duo together are great). Get 4k HDMI cables. Your picture will be awesome We watch movies, news, sports, and we also hooked up a Nintendo switch to it. The video game quality is great. I'm blown away. I can only imagine how the Playstation 5 will look on this TV. It's a great TV for all different types of viewers. Once you get comfortable, you can adjust the color to your liking. We just leave it on the "dramatic" setting. It makes all the colors pop. Everything looks crisp and clean. We also play music from it. Connect the TV to your phone's Bluetooth. It's pretty cool. Good luck on your TV search. You will not regret getting this TV.

The TV is a Great buy; especially at the the price I paid. The picture quality is excellent and no problems since I purchased it a month ago. Getting my Verizon FIOS TV remotes to work was a challenge, but somebody posted a good guide on the internet to get them working properly. At 54 lbs, I chose to get an upright stand that works on my current 36" TV stand Rfiver Universal Swivel TV Stand Tabletop TV Stand Base for Most 40-80 inch TVs, Height Adjustable with Tempered Glass Base and Wire Management, VESA 600x400mm, Black.....Perfect

I ordered this tv for my new home and always wanted something big. This tv took my breathe away. Me and my boyfriend were so excited. The pictures don’t do it justice. With all the lights off it feels like we are in a movie theater. Since this whole pandemic we needed something to brighten our spirits and this tv was the best option. Shoutout to geek squad who set it up on the wall with our moveable mount within 10 minutes. (Yes is it absolutely secure). Know every time we watch tv we will feel like we are in the cinema right in the comfort of our own home. If your a person like me who loves loud sound and bass i would suggest getting a sound bar which is what I will be doing soon but great job Samsung with this!!!!!!

This screen caught my eye for Black Friday 2020. I've had a Samsung NU6900 4K 50" TV for awhile and I figured it was time to go bigger. The thing is with 4K TVs is that the smaller they are, the less value you get from the 4K resolution- you just can't tell the difference at a distance between say, 4K and 3K (for test purposes). I figured 70" was the way to go, and I wasn't wrong. Initially I was concerned with this one. I read on RTINGS that it only had about a 3000:1 contrast ratio vs the 6000:1 on my smaller 50" I got for $328. However, these fears were unfounded once I set it up and played my favorite 4K reference video on YouTube: Costa Rica 4K video. Surprisingly right out of the box, the contrast, colors and saturation- it all worked. I just needed to set the color tone to "Warm1" and that was just about right. I'm sure the NU6900 models have better contrast especially black levels and gray uniformity, for example I noticed when the screen was fully black, the display was uneven with the light distribution but it's a $530 display so I'm not expecting it to be as even as my 27" $700 1440p IPS panel. However, for most people, you won't be able to tell the difference between the NU6900 and this one, unless they're probably side by side, which I didn't even bother to do. I'm using it only with my Sager NP9176 laptop with an Intel i9 9900k CPU, 64GB of RAM, and an Nvidia RTX 2080. I like watching movies/content on that and also gaming. I believe this screen is fantastic for casual gaming. When my laptop is connected to my other HP Omen 165hz 1440p G-Sync display, I just let it run and it's perfect, but with this display you need to set v-sync ON in the Nvidia Control Panel, otherwise you'll get screen tearing near 60 frames per second. But you're going to get input lag, so if you're really into games like Modern Warfare, CS Go, Apex Legends, competitive titles, I don't recommend you play on this. The input lag is actually not bad at all on this screen and most people won't even notice it, but that's what my 165hz monitor is for with G-Sync. I have attached some pictures of PC games running at 4K resolution, mix of ultra and high graphics settings at 60fps. Red Dead Redemption 2, Flight Simulator 2020, Call of Duty Modern Warfare, and some films off Amazon Prime, and the 4K Video Costa Rica reference. Casual gaming (sitting far back from the screen with an Xbox controller!) with a single player focus is the best for this screen! But really anything you put on it will instantly make it feel bigger than life! Cyberpunk 2077 in December, with an Xbox controller? You bet! I'm certain these would make a great pairing with the new PS5 and Xbox Series X consoles as well- or really anything you pair it up with. The value here is unbeatable. The quality for what you pay for is excellent. I don't use the smart features so I have no idea how well it runs or if it lags when you're loading and navigating apps, and I'll never likely have to find out, either. As long as this screen continues to perform normally, I won't need to update my review here. I'm very pleased with this.

Got this TV for 539 and it was a steal!! It’s so big, good sound and the picture is amazing! This is my first start TV and I will say I hate the remote. But who cares this was a steal. And my PS4 game look amazing in it . Don’t pay the full price not worth it

Have not tried any 4k movies yet only UHD. It was easy to set up but recommend two or more people since it is large and heavy. The sound and picture quality is fantastic.

It’s a nice quality TV. The size is great and the picture quality is nice but I keep having to reset the TV or unplug the TV to connect to WiFi again! Anyone else have that problem? My internet is perfectly fine and the router literally sits under the tv so I’m at a loss on how to get it to stay connected. It’s an annoyance to unplug my tv EVERYDAY. I might have to use a fire stick again which totally defeated the purposes of buying a “smart tv”. Now I kind of regret not going with an LG. So beware if you buy a Samsung tv, I’ve been on Samsung forums all morning and it looks like this is a ongoing common defect with their TVs of connecting to WiFi’s.

The TV is a replacement for an older sharp AQOUS 8 yr old model. The picture is clear and despite not many 4K cable channels the picture is definitely enhanced. I would also like to highlight the integration with cable was very seamless. The only integration that seemed to require a little poking around was with my Sonos surround system.