Samsung - 75" Class - LED - Q70 Series - 2160p - Smart - 4K UHD TV with HDR

Originally published the Q70 65 inch and loved it. I wanted the 75 but the wife was against it. So while she was out of town I exchanged the 65 for the 75. Called my son, put it up and instant happiness. The wife came home and said " that TV looks bigger than I remember." I said we just got it before you left and you just haven't gotten use to it yet. I haven't heard another word about it. Bring on the football!

Well here it is, my brand new Samsung 75” QLED Smart TV. I have had the TV for a week or so now and have determined that this TV is truly a “Smart” TV. (My wife says it is even smarter than me). Now by “smart”, I do not mean it just has streaming capabilities, all I did was unpack the huge TV and plug it in. Set up is simple and easy even without reading any directions. Next thing I know the TV is talking to me and telling me what to do! (Another wife??) Now I am sitting in my chair watching Game of Thrones on this huge, beautiful 75 inches of the best picture I have ever had in my house. The built in sound, very good and fills the room nicely. (But I will be looking out for a new sound bar ASAP). So set up was a breeze (without reading the directions). The set up took me through the built in WIFI settings and I did the obligatory software upgrade down load which took about ten minutes. During this time I studied the very simple and basic remote. Just a few buttons and a round dial. I did not read the directions because there is no paper manual. The manual is on the TV (so it will not get lost). You can load a hard copy from the website. The remote is also a learning remote. I suggest you immediately go to the e-manual to learn the remote features. It does not look like much but it does everything. Look on the Samsung “Hub” for the remote to jump into the e-manual for setup. The first thing you see when you turn on the TV is the Samsung Hub. Here you will find icons for streaming sites, settings, connections (HDMI) and others. The Hub will also auto detect components hooked up to the HDMI plugs on the back of the TV (Smart!). You can also program the remote to operate those components (not able to try this yet, no components hooked up). Press the home button anytime to remove Hub, press again to bring it back. You can disable the “auto” Hub feature at power on in the settings if you want. The back button will become the most used button on the remote (trust me). A feature they call “Ambient” is a clever way to use the screen when in TV mode or off. You can have a screen saver, an information page, photo album or even take a picture of your wall and have it displayed in the screen as if the TV blends into the wall. When the TV is off, press the ambient button on the remote to activate it (pretty cool). The three color button is inactive I believe in the US TV’s. The picture features extreme brightness and colors and very little glare. You can see the screen from very sharp angles and enjoy the picture even in a very bright room. Very little reflection on the screen during the day (or night time with the lights on). Screen will adjust to room brightness. Since this is still an LED TV you do not need to worry about screen burn in, weather you leave your video games on or even those pesky station call letter ID’s in the lower right corner. Also gone are what they call “Halo’s”. Those contrasting small lines of light around a picture with a very dark background or those H.D bars on the top and bottom of a movie. The built in manual is very clearly put together. The descriptions are well explained and are simple to follow. You will find many options to adjust the screen to your preferences. There are many pre-set settings to choose from or make your own. Surfing the Internet is truly an experience on a huge screen. The kids had this up and running on a PS4 in less than two minutes. What an amazing picture! I finally tried a 4K movie, this has ruined my viewing experience on my other TV’s!! Now I will need another smart TV for my bedroom. Not quite figured out Bixby yet, but I am beginning to think my wife may be (a little) right about this smart TV.

I love the 2019 Samsung q70r! I have a q90r also and I sat them side by side with all the settings cranked up and I know there is supposed to be a big difference between the 2 but there is not. The brightness on the q90r is minimal and the contrast looks almost exactly the same, if not slightly better on q70r. I think it because of the wide angle filter that is on the q80r and q90r. It allows for better viewing angles at the expense of lesser brightness and lower contrast. So really to me the q70r is just as good as the higher end Samsung models. I love it. Also the Tyson interface is my favorite and to me the best of all smart TVs. It’s so easy to use that my 5 year old can completely control the tv on there own. I also have not found another tv that seamlessly connects to my sound bar and my dish box and anything else I connect to it threw optical or hdmi cable. I only have to use the one Samsung one remote to control everything on my tv including the sound bar and my dish box. The upscaling from 1080i on my dish box is also the best that I have seen and I have tried out all the major brands and a bunch of others. When I made the swap to 4K TVs my dish looked so bad I could hardly watch it. But this tv does such a good job upscaling that I now enjoy my dish again. It looks amazing. The Samsung TVs are the best TVs all around and I would highly recommend this tv or any other one that is there equivalent to the one that you might be looking at. You will not regret purchasing a Samsung tv.

I originally had the sony x900f 65". The Sony had too much of a light bloom issue and didn't matter how I adjusted the local dimming. The Q70r has been incredible out of the box. An amazing, vivid picture for 4k movies and streaming. Regular cable even looks great. I only have the original ps4 and I can't explain how incredible it is playing games on it. No lag issues at all, never thought I would enjoy call of duty so much. I got this just in time for Monday night football and I've never been so excited to watch a football game. I currently have it matched with the Samsung q70 Dolby Atmos soundbar. Definitely a perfect match. Unfortunately, my living room is just too small for an 82", but the 75" is just a perfect fit.

I really do love the qled display in this model. The black is black, where as my last model the 8000 series you could see black just iff slight. The motion interpolation in the tv does a very nice fluid motion on screen. The processor helps the tv to be very responsive to all command inputs. Also, if you want to go 75 inches it's amazing to have especially going from 55 inches to 75. Mini home theater in the house.

The Q70R 75” TV arrived and was packaged very well. I really liked the film over screen to help eliminate fingerprints while installing it. It is a somewhat heavy TV so be prepared, especially if mounting above shoulder height on a wall. Once installed, I left the set-up portion of the TV to my wife, I am not real savvy on the App stuff. It was a pretty straight forward process and did not take long to get it up and running. When it comes to TVs I am a rather picking customer. We were replacing a 62” Samsung plasma that I truly love the picture on, notice I said love not liked or enjoyed. The Q70’s picture is outstanding and the colors are very vivid and clear. If you are looking at this TV in the store, make sure to view it out of demo mode. Demo mode will have your jaw hitting the floor and you racing to the register to pay for it. No joke, it’s probably the best TV footage I’ve ever seen as far as color and clarity. As stated earlier, the picture quality is outstanding. Having had the plasma before, I like the picture a little darker and the Q70 is designed with a light brighter picture, but allowed for plenty of adjustment in picture brightness. Overall the Q70 is equipped with enough control features that just about anyone could find settings of their preference. I know this TV has plenty of smart features and can do things like connect to internet and adapt to surroundings, but I’m not that guy. I want a TV that turns on when I hit the button, then amazes me day-to-day with its picture quality. The Q70 has been impressive, over the past few weeks, there have been times when I looked at my wife and said “that’s an awesome picture” that is the experience I want and Samsung delivers it.

After a couple dud Sonys and a nano 8 lg i finally found a screen that's decent. Great picture, actually found an adjustment that doesn't need constant fiddling with everytime i change a source or channel. Downside- typical Samsung product, extremely glitchy. Switching from game mode to normal mode when going from gaming to movies on the Xbox one X requires app uninstalls and reinstalls and several restarts... Haven't seen it mentioned but this TV does have atmos passthrough to a compatible home theater system after firmware update. Im used to samsungs glitchy galaxy phones so this wasn't a surprise. Im just glad to finally have an LED tv where black is black and white is white and grey is well, greyish. Reviewing 75 inch model. Hdr games on the xbox is where this tv really really shines, low lag and amazing picture. Seeing details in my character's armor that weren't even visible on that horrible 85" Sony xbr850 or 900.

All Samsung TV's are outstanding, but the 75" QLED 4k UHD Q70R is in my opinion the biggest bang for your hard earned dollars! The picture is stunning on all shows or movies either 4k UHD, or UHD. I watched several comparison videos on the Q60R, Q70R, Q80R and Q90R. My budget was around $2000. The 75" Q70R was the clear winner, giving me all the goodies without breaking the bank! I especially liked the object definition of the Q70R in darker scenes that I felt was better than the Q80R. Colors are truly Spectacular. The 75" is great for home theater but is not so large to overpower the room. I'm hooked for life on Samsung TV's!