Samsung QE65Q60C 65 inch Smart 4K HDR QLED TV [Energy Class F]

This TV is great value for money. The remote is simplified but very functional; it can be charged via the input solar panel or USB-C connection. The 4k picture quality is really good. Not a fan of the more complicated picture processing modes, I tend to leave it on normal. Sound is good considering it really thin, but you can always add a sound bar. The smart TV features are good, really fast. You can't go far wrong buying this TV if you are on a budget. The colours are really bright and vivid, not as good as OLED, but far better than straight LED.

Amazing TV, and the center of my living room. Excellent picture quality and installed operating system. Easy to connect to the Wifi, and then download and install all my streaming apps. It can even function as a games console, easily pairing a bluetooth games remote to be able to play many games without the need of a seperate console. Casting from your phone or other devise is very easy, running either android or iOs.

Lovely TV easy to set up using QR Codes and mobile phone. Picture and sound quality good but still better if using a sound bar. No aireal required nor fire stick just upload the apps but most are already on there. Fast reaction time while using remotes. Can also use Alexa on the remote to change channels etc. Overall a good purchase especially for the price.

This TV has been completely fine for me, it looks good enough at normal living-room distances, the colours are better than my last Samsung TV from a few years ago (as is expected) and it hits a good brightness. The software is great (my little brother has been enjoying Game Pass) but it also has a couple of issues, some expected some not.Firstly: the remote is focusing more on "smartness" and Samsung even prefer you use the smart remote and not the normal TV remote, which has rendered the TV a little painful to use and setup.Secondly: the TV has this annoying habit of defaulting to the home screen rather than the last input source (particularly annoying when exiting Netflix or another app you launched from the macros). As such it takes more button presses to go to a normal cable box than would be desired, and which confuses my parents from time to time.Overall, however, the interface is responsive, the apps all work and, most importantly, it looks good enough for the living room.

This is a great mid ranged tv, picture excellent value for money, picture is perfect, great connectivity, slim and lightweight that's easy for wall mounting. The features are good, the only downside is the apps, there's too few, only the popular apps are available. Overall 5/5

It's a nice TV and easy to set up. We are very pleased with the vibrant colours of the picture.

Me and my partner were super excited to receive our new 85" Samsung Q60D TV. The size and specs sounded amazing, and we couldn't wait to set it up. Unfortunately, when the parcel arrived, we opened it to find only the main TV unit and the TV stands, no remote control, no power cable, no accessories at all.We were extremely disappointed. After all the anticipation, we now have to arrange a return, wait for the collection and refund, and then go through the process of ordering again, probably waiting another week or more. For such a premium product, this experience has been a major letdown.Please double check your packaging and quality control, this should not happen with a high-ticket item like this.

This TV was to replace an older Sony that had frozen up after becoming increasingly glitchy. I had been looking at TCL and hisence which were a bit cheaper, but the reviews seemed more mixed than gor this. Also it would arrive on a Saturday rather than a work day. Delivery was a bit of a game, but when isn't it?. Anyway, it duly arrived and was set up the next morning. It's a few years since I set up a TV, and things have come along. Very easy with a phone to set up Netflix etc. picture is great once all tha motion stuff is switched off. For me the eco option is actually best after light tinkering. Dark scenes will never be up to oled standards, but they are a whole lot better than previous TV. Sounds is thin but it's linked to a soundbase and a surround set up so not an issue. Operating system seems fine, pretty quick to connect and select apps. I've not used the second remote yet so can't comment on that. The main one is ok, maybe a little crammed making it very easy to hit the wrong button, but that seems to be a common complaint on many units. All in all I'm happy.