Can anyone give me any feedback on a samsung 75"

chili · 10 Oct 2019 at 22:38

As above
Looking to get
SAMSUNG QE75Q60RATXXU 75" Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR QLED TV

i would like to know if anyone has an opinion on this tv before i buy it.

hornetstinger · 10 Oct 2019 at 23:02

Gaming or movies?

chili · 11 Oct 2019 at 00:16

tv movies, got a gaming pc setup.

hornetstinger · 11 Oct 2019 at 00:39

Go for oled instead

theone8181 · 11 Oct 2019 at 07:25

hornetstinger said:
Go for oled instead

At 75inch?

at the cost.

hornetstinger · 11 Oct 2019 at 08:09

Better pq rather than bigger LCD though.

200sols · 11 Oct 2019 at 08:12

The q60 is not a great TV this year, it’s a step backwards from last years Q6.

theone8181 · 11 Oct 2019 at 12:52

hornetstinger said:
Better pq rather than bigger LCD though.

Unless its a sunny room

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matt100 · 11 Oct 2019 at 13:02

I sometimes wonder why people post things like this.. the forum seems to view it as a "tell me why I'm wrong" thread or "tell me what's more expensive than the thing I've identified".

Personally I'd say it would likely be a good bet, I don't know what other 75s are available at this sort of price/quality but if you've identified that's the size you want a Samsung QLED is definitely going to be better than many TVs.. seems nonsensical to me to suggest a smaller TV when I assume you've decided that's the size you want or need.

Anyway, I'd look at online reviews/youtube and take an aggregate and make the call.

Radox-0 · 11 Oct 2019 at 13:17

There are some reviews which could be checking: https://www.techradar.com/uk/reviews/samsung-75-inch-q60r-4k-hdr-tv https://youtu.be/agpxiDZTe_4

overall it seems okay. You are sacrificing picture quality in exchange for sheer size at that price point compared to other models. It could be as others mentioned worth looking at other models, can get 65” OLED and LED TVs with higher picture quality for the same price, but trade off being the opposite, reducing size to increase picture quality.

matt100 · 11 Oct 2019 at 14:22

In fairly direct contradiction of what I said previously I will also add that I moved from a 60" to a 65" and couldn't tell the difference really. I suspect the actual difference between a 65" and a 75" is relatively slight so it may be worth getting a "better" 65" but I also think there's something to be said for sheer size, it's not as if you're talking about getting a polaroid or some other rebadged crap to get the size.

There will no doubt be better screens but a QLED isn't a bad place to be. Far from junk.

hornetstinger · 11 Oct 2019 at 14:35

matt100 said:
In fairly direct contradiction of what I said previously I will also add that I moved from a 60" to a 65" and couldn't tell the difference really. I suspect the actual difference between a 65" and a 75" is relatively slight so it may be worth getting a "better" 65" but I also think there's something to be said for sheer size, it's not as if you're talking about getting a polaroid or some other rebadged crap to get the size.

There will no doubt be better screens but a QLED isn't a bad place to be. Far from junk.

No but I'd rather recommend a better smaller screen that is better suited for movies than lcd which is bigger but doesn't have as good colours, poorer blacks and worse motion. Stick with LCD for games, which he isn't using it for anyeay

hornetstinger · 11 Oct 2019 at 14:45

theone8181 said:
Unless its a sunny room.

Who watches movies in a sunny room?

theone8181 · 11 Oct 2019 at 20:00

hornetstinger said:
Who watches movies in a sunny room?

Normal people

. I don't want to live in a cave, I shouldn't have to shut curtains during the day (mainly TV rather than films though).

gort · 12 Oct 2019 at 05:28

hornetstinger said:
No but I'd rather recommend a better smaller screen that is better suited for movies than lcd which is bigger but doesn't have as good colours, poorer blacks and...

I had this dilemma a year ago.
My budget would have gotten me a 55" OLED or a 65" LCD.
Went with the latter and don't regret it one bit; chuffed with the TV and the size.
Having a 55" in the room would have been aweful, regardless of the PQ.
OLED isn't the be-all and end-all just yet!

DJ85 · 12 Oct 2019 at 05:50

Rtings website is a good place to look at for in depth detail

chili · 12 Oct 2019 at 23:42

would be moving up from an Lg 55" oled

Craterloads · 13 Oct 2019 at 16:09

The Q60 is the budget high end range this year and apparently worse than last years equivalent.

Seems to be priced at 1799 right now. I had a similar dilemma a few weeks ago and decided to go for an OLED one size down instead. My choice was the 65Q60 or OLED55B9, couldnt be happier with my choice.

LG OLEDs have just had a big price cut in the last week along with Richersounds offering a further 125 discount using code RSTV125

So a 65" LG B9 for 1675 might be worth considering.

chili · 13 Oct 2019 at 21:56

Craterloads said:
The Q60 is the budget high end range this year and apparently worse than last years equivalent.

Seems to be priced at 1799 right now. I had a similar dilemma a few weeks ago and decided to go for an OLED one size down instead. My choice was the 65Q60 or OLED55B9, couldnt be happier with my choice.

LG OLEDs have just had a big price cut in the last week along with Richersounds offering a further 125 discount using code RSTV125

So a 65" LG B9 for 1675 might be worth considering.

ideally i would like to move away from lg my 55 inch suffered screen burn through i consider no fault of my own, me and the wife both work so tv is not on that much, yet i have the ******** itv good morning britain burnt on my screen only noticable on certain colours, the tv is less than 2yrs old. None of history, discovery or fox etc are burnt in only itv.

jpaul · 13 Oct 2019 at 22:34

so you're writing off an oled with burnin without a fight - the refund should be a significant contribution towards a replacement ..... breakfast tv though