Accurate color and lots of peak brightness, Good video processing for a 60Hz TV, Battery-saving solar-rechargeable remote control
Edge lighting results in weak black levels, SmartHub interface and remote lack efficient synergy
This TV actually deserves another quarter star, as it delivers a better picture than most lower-mid-range TVs. Quantum dots make for accurate color, and there's plenty of brightness...
Published: 2020-06-07, Author: Michael , review by: tomsguide.com
Rich color and sharp details, Alexa and Bixby inside; works with Google Assistant, Lots of apps
Blurring during fast action, Limited viewing angle, Dimming at edges of screen
If you want a Samsung but can’t afford one of its premium models, the Samsung Q60T QLED TV will do the job. It produces bright colors and sharp details in most circumstances. The addition of Amazon Alexa ups its virtual assistant game. But the changes fro...
Great choice for gamers thanks to excellent motion handling, Low input lag, Good contrast, Affordable QLED panel, Excellent picture upscaling to higher resolutions
No local dimming, Loss of color at wide viewing angles, No Dolby Vision support
A great TV for the price despite some compromises.The Samsung Q60R is a great 4K TV for the price, particularly for gamers, thanks to its variable refresh rate and Motion Rate anti-blur technology. Combined with low input lag and Samsung's easy-to-use int...
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Published: 2019-09-09, Author: Brian , review by: tomsguide.com
Great color performance and motion handling, Excellent smart-TV features, Plenty of HDMI ports, Superb gaming support
The Samsung Q60 QLED TV is alternately a great smart TV with some disappointing performance issues or an overpriced midrange set that costs more due to the Samsung QLED branding. As this is the most affordable model in the QLED lineup, it's clear that Sam...
Published: 2019-04-28, Author: Stephen , review by: 4k.com
Great motion handling and gaming performance, Very good color rendering for normal and HDR content, Strong, responsive motion handling, especially for gaming, Good contrast, Excellent content upscaling for all resolutions
Not nearly as bright as we expected, No local dimming at all, Weak viewing angles, No Dolby Vision support, Native Audio could be better
We do like the Samsung Q60 4K HDR TV and think it's generally a very decent model for delivering a high quality home theater experience. However, it could have been so much better and we expected more. To cap these defects off, this model's prices don't q...
Abstract: The Samsung Q60B QLED TV starts from a much cheaper price than Samsung's other QLED sets, but its spec sheet includes Quantum Dot colors, a comprehensive smart system, and so-called Object Tracking Sound technology.The Samsung Q60B looks like it should ha...
Published: 2022-05-31, Author: Michael , review by: reviewed.com
Abstract: The Samsung Q60B ( available at Samsung for $749.99 ) is the brand's entry-level QLED TV for 2022, and the follow-up to last year's Q60A. Like its predecessor, the Q60B is the most affordable path to Samsung QLED (a Samsung TV with quantum dots ) and a r...
Published: 2021-06-23, Author: Henry , review by: techradar.com
Crisp 4K resolution, HDMI 2.1 and eARC, Great value
Edge lighting, Drop in processing over Q60R, Medicore sound quality, 60Hz panel
The Samsung Q60T QLED occupies an important spot in Samsung's TV 2020 lineup, being the cheapest of the brand's QLED sets – and therefore, effectively, the worst best Samsung TV has released this year. It's great value, but that inevitably comes with comp...
