This is the way a product review should be made people no hype, no irrelevant side stories, and straight to the point, did not waste even a moment of our time.
@@ifroo2930 Hi. I decided to go for the Q60C 43 inch and it's amazing so far. It was quite affordable (at a special offer of a company, that i don't want to advertise 😅). I only find it a bit complicated to switch between sources (HDMI 1, 2 and 3 and USB). I can highly recommend this model, but only if the price is maximum 100 Dollars/Euros more than the Hisense ones. If you've a flexible budget, go for Samsung.
I have a 2022 neo qled, QN94a, was wondering if it is possible to upgrade the UI to this current one in the video? After spending £1500 for a flagship you would expect that they would update the UI in line with their newer models
Q60C. The Q60C is a QLED whereas the X77L is an LED TV without Quantum Dot. The Sony model that directly competes with the Q60C is the X80K. The X80K is a Direct Lit QLED vs Samsung which uses an Edge Lit Panel. At 43”, it won’t matter too much. They are both native 60 Hz, but Sony does offer a higher Motion Rate of 240 which allows for smoothing via Software. I’d recommend seeing both before making a decision
@RuthlessMetalYT If you're not planning on gaming at 4K/120Hz then this is still a really nice option for games and sports. If you plan on using the next gen gaming features check out the Q70C, it's only $100 more right now at the 65" size: www.abt.com/Samsung-65-Black-Q70C-QLED-4K-Smart-TV-2023-QN65Q70CAFXZA/p/190070.html
Might be a stupid question, but when I installed the pedestals, one is higher than the other one. What’s the easiest way to remove one? Just pull on it?
@ronaldoramirez8328 As long as you have the updated versions of Hulu on both your phone and TV then yes, you would be able to cast a live Hulu stream to your Q60C from your phone.
Just as a general aside, while you can mirror anything with an iPhone to this tv, the better option is to use the iPhone’s personal hotspot. Cause even a 3g hotspot (which most carriers offer for free) will show all shows and movies in glorious 4k with no lag or cycling. This was a revelation to me when I figured this out. Mirroring is by far the less desirable of the two ways to do this.
@monigeorgieva3858 You can use a Samsung wall mount, but there are others available that are also compatible. Here's a link to our selection: www.abt.com/TV-Wall-Mounts/c/713.html If you need any assistance finding the right one for your TV please give our experts a call at 800-860-3736.
@kmsinan The Q60C uses quantum dots to provide more accurate color quality. The CU8000 is still a very good TV and will save you some money, but if you're looking for the best picture of the two, it would be the Q60C. If you need any help choosing or want to hear about any TV promotions we can't advertise online be sure to give our experts a call at 800-860-3736. We're always happy to help!
I'm looking to upgrade from an old 1080p HDTV. I was looking at this one, but I've heard it has really bad motion blur when gaming. Anyone have any experience playing PS5 or Xbox on this?
@tansilver5028 Occasionally an app can experience a glitch. You may want to try deleting the app from your TV and then reinstalling it. We've had success using this method for this type of problem.
Hi Carl, could you please tell me, what should be the ideal picture settings for Samsung qled Q60C 43 inch TV?? I mean Brightness, sharpness, contrast and color...for better picture clarity...
@rahulahire1959 It's hard to say what will look the best to someone else's eyes. I've found that setting the TV to movie or filmmaker mode looks the best to my eyes without having to go through the trouble of make additional adjustments. I'd say try it on one of those modes and then make slight adjustments to the picture settings to see which you like the best. You may find you don't need to make any adjustments at all to be happy with the picture. It will also depend on the amount of light in the room, the type of program you're watching, and your own personal preferences. As long as you're happy with the way the picture looks, then it's a great picture no matter what anyone else says are the best settings.
I have the Q70C but I have a problem the speakers seem to be low. I have to turn the tv remote to 100 and the cable remote to 100 to be able to hear it ok. Does anyone have a idea on what is the problem.
@cosmincraciun4810 We don't carry the Philips here at Abt so it's hard to give a direct comparison. However, for a budget QLED TV the Samsung does a fantastic job. If you have a next gen gaming system though, we'd suggest considering the Q70C since it supports next gen features like VRR and 4K/120Hz.
@PlainSailingWeather It depends on what size TV you select. It varies a little based on the screen size. Our TV specialists are happy to help with any questions and they can be reached at 800-860-3736, or here: www.abt.com/help/contact-us
Hi Carl! I have a question. I recently bought that TV and noticed some obvious white clouds/spots/shadows scattered around the screen when some dark scene is on. I'm not sure if it's a bug and if I should replace it or is it something that all LED TV experience and I just have to accept that?
@tanyasavranenko394 That can happen due to the LEDs that illuminate the picture. You may want to try lowering the brightness of the TV in the picture menu. That won't take it away, but it may help lessen the effect. If you purchased your TV from Abt and feel there may be a manufacturer's defect, please contact us at 800-860-3736 and we can have one of our technicians try to help solve the issue over the phone.
@@abtelectronics Thanks for your reply. I bought it from another seller but I will definitely contact them as adjusting brightness didn't even minimise that effect.
@fcl8463 We don't mean to imply that it's bad for sports or gaming, it's just not as smooth of a picture as you'll get with a 120Hz panel. This is still going to work just fine for lots of gaming applications, but if you have a PS5 or Xbox Series X you won't be able to get the most out of them because of that limitation. Stepping up to the Q70C gets you the 120Hz panel which means you can take advantage of 4K/120Hz titles and variable refresh rates to avoid screen tearing. This is still a very good TV, but if you watch a lot of sports or are a more serious gamer you'll appreciate the Q70C, and it doesn't cost that much more.
@blazinmark1 That's a fantastic soundbar! It'll work great with the Q60C series. Just be sure to hook it up using the eARC connection on the TV to get the most from it. Here's a link to our current pricing: bit.ly/3rCOhhh but be sure to contact our home theater specialists to hear about any pricing we can't advertise online. We're an authorized Sonos dealer and offer free lifetime technical support on any products purchased from our store.
@@abtelectronics thank you. I have a Samsung soundbar. I had a lot of problems hooking it up to my other tv. Hopefully this goes simple with a Samsung tv.
Hi Carl, I want to buy a best 43" 4K TV which having good picture and audio quality. Also specially comfortable and relaxed for our eyes. Also which having best viewing angle. So from the below listed 2 TVs which is the best TV: 1) Sony KD - 43X75L Bravia 2) Samsung QLED Q60C 43" Kindly give your advice. I am waiting for your valuable feedback.
Definitely do the Q60C over the Sony as it is much better bang for your buck with the models that you mentioned. You are going to get better picture quality and out the box features from the Q60C. I would recommend doing the Sony only if you were to get the X85K as it is pretty much the only 120 Hz panel in this size aside from the 42” Sony a90K which runs for $1300. The Sony X85K will offer a direct lit option which is more optimal for all viewing environments and will handle gaming and motion a lot better than the Q60C. In a 43 inch size the options are more limited, so I would say to opt for the 43 Q60C at the $550 price point it is not bad. The X77L is not that good of a TV in comparison. If you want superior audio/picture quality, better features, and a 120hz panel for smoother motion during gaming and watching sports/action movies, opt for the Sony. It’s worth to note also that almost all professional movies and tv shows are filmed on Sony cameras as they are considered #1 in the industry when it comes to cinematography. I hope this helped :-)
@@ryguy6969 Thank you for your reply. 😀 So basically the moral of the story is Q60C is better than Sony X75L..Hope so it will fulfill all my requirements including ( Wider viewing angle, awesome sound quality, Good picture quality, good refresh rate )... Actually most of the experts suggested me to buy Sony Bravia KD 43X75L model, that's why I am still little bit confused...
@@rahulahire1959 the Sony has much better speakers and operating system imo, but for that model, it won’t be better than the Q60C video quality wise. I would recommend picking up the S50B or S60B if you get the Samsung, and for Sony I’d say the onboard speakers are enough or they have a soundbar called the HTS100F which goes for $100 from Sony that will help you out with better sound quality.
@@ryguy6969 Hi Sir, I searched some disadvantage of Q60C on Google as mentioned below: 1) Inferior viewing angles due to VA panel. 2) Blacks are not perfect as OLED. 3) Contributes to devices thickness 4) Slightly higher response times 5) Software experience is not so good. What is your opinion on above listed cons?? Also plz tell me How's the performance of tizen OS compared to Android OS??, Can we hear the samusung audio properly without using sound bar?? How's the quality and durability of Samsung product??
I hate the auto dimming that Samsung uses, can't seem to disable it ? I need an old remote to disable the global dimming ? Anyone else fixed this problem on this TV ? For me it's really annoying to have it change brightness on it's own like that between scenes
@IndianYakker We don't carry the QE1C series at Abt, but based on the specs they look to be almost identical. It looks like there are some slight cosmetic differences and the Q60C is available in more sizes.
@kevinhowe5502 The Q60C is going to give you better colors and contrast so it'll be better for those uses, but they're both 60Hz panels so outside of color and contrast you won't notice a huge difference. If you need any assistance with your choice be sure to contact our experts here at Abt at 800-860-3736. We're always happy to help!
@jashandadyal6953 4K content requires a minimum 20 Mbps sustained speed from your network. Double check what kind of speed you're getting as that is a common issue. The other thing to double check is that you're watching content that was filmed in 4K. If it wasn't uploaded to TH-cam in 4K then you won't be able to play it back in a native 4K resolution either.
Had this tv(75 inch) for 4 years and it broke on me 😢 didn’t really use it much either, only a few days a week to watch one or two episodes. Not worth it lol
@gigante87 Yes, this can be mounted to the wall. If you need assistance finding the right wall mount be sure to give our TV experts a call at 800-860-3736 or visit check out our wall mount selection online: www.abt.com/TV-Wall-Mounts/c/713.html
Hey great video, can I get a comparison between this TV and TCL 55" Q-Class 4K. Same price, however the TCL is 120 hz. Only reason I could justify buying this TV would be if the Samsung had a better picture.
Hi Carl, I have few questions like 1) which one will be better to go with Q60C and QN95 what's the difference and why 2) keeping aside this Qled TV if I choose Sony Bravia but not Oled which one will compete with Qled ? 3) For overall better experience which shoul I choose Sony/Samsung Many Thanks ❤
1.) The Q60C is dual-led edge lit 60hz and better suited for watching movies and tv shows. The QN95 is mini-led and 120hz which will offer superior details, full array local dimming, and is better suited for running games through its hdmi 2.1 ports for PS5, Xbox Series S/X, and PC. If you are not doing much gaming and are not too worried about having the best of the best picture quality, the Q60C is a solid option. I have it at home and think it is a great option, even for some light gaming. The motion will also be much smoother on the QN95. 2.) I would say the Sony takes the edge as it’s TVs offer direct options starting from the very first model meaning it’s lights are located in the very center. Even at a regular LED, like the Sony X90K/L options, it is a full array panel so you will have lights in every corner of the screen offering superior picture quality and the XR processor is the very best in the market for gaming purposes. For people on a budget, I would say this is the most solid TV option you could buy without having to go over the top and getting an OLED panel. 3.) Which brand you choose is totally up to you, but I would say the Sony is going to be a better bang for your buck. You get all around better features and performance for all applications. I have been selling these TVs for 5 years now, and Samsung is the most returned brand we have. Sony panels rarely get returned as the build quality is better and people tend to be more content with the quality of the Sony. It’s also worth mentioning that Sony will have the best speakers on the market meanwhile Samsung speakers are horrible which is due to the fact that Sony makes speakers for all applications including home audio, car audio, portable audio, and PA systems. Nonetheless, I have the Samsung Q60C and opted for the S60B soundbar and found that this is fine. I would still recommend getting the soundbar for the Sony if you enjoy hearing all of the details in what you are watching and would recommend the A3000 as it has microphones that calibrate to the size of your room with an optional separate soundbar and surround speaker option. With a Sony though, I feel that a soundbar is completely optional meanwhile with Samsung it’s more necessary. I hope this helped :-)
@@ryguy6969 hey man, I hope you see this comment. I am looking into buying a TV for my small room, a 43 inch q60c, I plan to watch movies and shows. Plus do some gaming on the switch, is this a okay TV to game on with a switch?
@@senorbonbon for a switch it’s fine, but for PS5, Xbox, or PC competitive/visual oriented games will look and run smoother on the Sony X85K and up, LG QNED 80 and up, or the Samsung Q70C and up. For a budget 120Hz TV, I would recommend TCL Q750G
@@ryguy6969 Hey i had a question , I recently purchased sony x75l for my ps5 ,I had the option to go for q60c ( it was just a lil bit costlier than sony x75l) so i opted for the sony , did i make the wrong choice, should ive gone for the q60c ??
@abhilashbaswaboina4395 You can as long as your PC has an HDMI output to get the picture signal to the TV. It's not necessarily going to be the best PC type monitor for gaming, but it will still work. We'd suggest taking a look at this one from LG also: bit.ly/3Ir6xQy
@dive2drive314 Yes, you can use this as a secondary monitor as long as your PC has an HDMI output. If it doesn't, you may be able to use an adapter depending on the PCs output type. The TV will upscale lower resolution content to 4k so it will still look pretty good. If you need any assistance setting it up, we offer free lifetime technical support on any products purchased from our store: www.abt.com/help/contact-us
@@abtelectronics Thanks for the reply! I appreciate it. On second thought, i am thinking of going with the TCL 6-series 55" 4K QLED. Heard that's a pretty decent TV for the price.
@galloegg If you have the budget for it, definitely go with the QN85C. It's a much better TV. The Q60C is a good, budget QLED, but there's no comparison between the two as far as the pictures are concerned. If you'd like to hear about any promotions going on that we can't advertise online be sure to contact our experts at 800-860-3736. We're always happy to help!
Hi, I just buy Samsung Q60C tv 43 Inch, The Tv is good but when i turned the lights off i mean in a dark room the black levels of the Tv is not that good it showing a white light coming from the corner in black scenes. Can you please tell me is it normal? Or i received a defective piece Pleaee reply on this
@DevrajGupta0208 Sometimes with dual LED TVs or edge lit TVs you can experience some light bleed from the corners. That's pretty common. It's hard to say how much is acceptable though, and how much before a TV is considered defective. If it was purchased from Abt, please send your contact information to us at youtube@abt.com and we can have one of our in-house technicians reach out to see what we can determine. We offer free lifetime technical support on any products purchased from our store.
@epernado There is almost no difference at all. We thought the picture on the 60C was slightly better, but outside of that, the only real noticeable difference is in the remotes.
@user-rs3to7fh8q The 70C is better. It has an upgraded picture processor and it's a 120Hz panel vs 60Hz on the 60C so motion is a little better as well. That being said, the 60C is still a great picture for the price!
60 a,b,c not much of a difference,better ui on b and c, i got the q60a no problem its a vfm tv,but the ui is really bad compared to newer models..bad play from Samsung.
All tvs come with apps now! Eeew I hate that! It's like a car that comes with power windows power seats and power mirrors makes no sense and a complete waste of $$ to me its like buying something and getting a handful of dirt because it's viewed as a bonus. If I wanted apps then I'd buy a roku or Amazon fire. My Playstation and Xbox has those abilities so just a waste. Also my arms are fine and can physically roll a window up & down and my hands are fine and can physically adjust mirrors and seats in a car. It's just a reason to get the most out of our pockets! That's why I like the computer world buy the CPU and a screen and if you want sound then buy speakers or a headset. Convenience is a trap forsure!
What i really HATE about Samsung TVs, is how conplicated it is to switch between sources 😧 Also, the lack of Dolby Vision is sad :( But i guess for only 50 Euros more than a comparable QLED from the Hisense E7H series, one can not complain. 🤷🏻♂️
@@hassymiia6267 not sure what airplay is, as i never used any Apple product, but it has Smart View (mirror the screen and sound of your Samsung phone via Wifi-Direct)
@@Bori_4ever777 while watching cricket match gives flikker issue. It shows 4 balls instead of one. Same with songs and axtion movies. Fast moving object or action it doesn't show properly. It shows somewhere blur image or flikkered image/ movement. Image wont be that clear. But good tv for watching drama and the movies with less movements.
This is the way a product review should be made people no hype, no irrelevant side stories, and straight to the point, did not waste even a moment of our time.
You do demand alot for someone who didnt pay anything to begin with. How about stop complaining?
Ohh
Don't forget to turn off the energy saver for a brighter picture
Just bought mine Dec 24th 2023 at Fred Meyers for $700. Our first QLED and first 65". We enjoy it. ❤
How is it so far cause my coming in 5-6 hours
@@MinarMayekarhow is yours are the pixels & graphics good , talk about the remote
q60b and c are good tv for 60hz, don't forget to push sharpness between 10 and 15 to improve motion
Nooooooooooo lol
New interface looks lit I wish they would make an update for the older tvs to have it 🔥
The picture on the Samsung 55” Q60C tv looks great! 🙂
Great review. I was weighing the benefits of the 60 vs the 80 and you quite clearly spelled out the differences and limitations for me. Kudos! 🙏
Great advice and what a solid review, thank you.
Thanks for the video
What are the best setting to use for a large bright living room?
great review
Problem about the 70 and 80 models, is they don't offer them at 43 inches, which is a deal breaker for my small bedroom.
True that did you find a good one instead ?
@@ifroo2930 Hi. I decided to go for the Q60C 43 inch and it's amazing so far. It was quite affordable (at a special offer of a company, that i don't want to advertise 😅). I only find it a bit complicated to switch between sources (HDMI 1, 2 and 3 and USB).
I can highly recommend this model, but only if the price is maximum 100 Dollars/Euros more than the Hisense ones. If you've a flexible budget, go for Samsung.
50 inch is close to 43
Please tell How is the picture quality of Q60c compared to Q60 B and which is more bright and good to watch in a dark room
Have ghosting issues or motion blur on gaming??
I have a 2022 neo qled, QN94a, was wondering if it is possible to upgrade the UI to this current one in the video? After spending £1500 for a flagship you would expect that they would update the UI in line with their newer models
Is it possible to download app IPTV Smart Player on this Samsung?
Just plug you IPTV box into the hdmi
Wish I could move the smart hub to the bottom like the q60b.
I am confused between LG QNED80 and Samsung Q60C. Which one is better ??
Hello! Pls let me know your input, what would you suggest Samsung q60c or the Sony x77L. I’m only interested in 43” due to space in the room
Q60C. The Q60C is a QLED whereas the X77L is an LED TV without Quantum Dot. The Sony model that directly competes with the Q60C is the X80K. The X80K is a Direct Lit QLED vs Samsung which uses an Edge Lit Panel. At 43”, it won’t matter too much. They are both native 60 Hz, but Sony does offer a higher Motion Rate of 240 which allows for smoothing via Software. I’d recommend seeing both before making a decision
Hi how to access the gaming hub i have q60c 55 inch and no gaming hub for xbox. Appreciate your help
Damn, I'm a gamer and sports fan and I hoped this was the best one for me.
@RuthlessMetalYT If you're not planning on gaming at 4K/120Hz then this is still a really nice option for games and sports. If you plan on using the next gen gaming features check out the Q70C, it's only $100 more right now at the 65" size: www.abt.com/Samsung-65-Black-Q70C-QLED-4K-Smart-TV-2023-QN65Q70CAFXZA/p/190070.html
Does it support Dolby Atmos for PlayStation five?
What is the storage capacity
I just ordered this TV for 468 and it is open box. The screen size is 50 inches and i will let you know what i think of it soon.
So what’s the update my friend?
@aronp713 Honesty not a bad TV but not a great TV. A good entry level TV for the price I paid for it
Might be a stupid question, but when I installed the pedestals, one is higher than the other one. What’s the easiest way to remove one? Just pull on it?
you have to push the other one further
Great review!
Can i actually "cast" a live hulu stream from my samsung phone to the 60c?
@ronaldoramirez8328 As long as you have the updated versions of Hulu on both your phone and TV then yes, you would be able to cast a live Hulu stream to your Q60C from your phone.
Just as a general aside, while you can mirror anything with an iPhone to this tv, the better option is to use the iPhone’s personal hotspot. Cause even a 3g hotspot (which most carriers offer for free) will show all shows and movies in glorious 4k with no lag or cycling. This was a revelation to me when I figured this out.
Mirroring is by far the less desirable of the two ways to do this.
Should I get it or no for $300 but issue is don't have 2.1 hdmi
Do you need a specific Samsung wall stand or a regular one would do the trick?
@monigeorgieva3858 You can use a Samsung wall mount, but there are others available that are also compatible. Here's a link to our selection: www.abt.com/TV-Wall-Mounts/c/713.html If you need any assistance finding the right one for your TV please give our experts a call at 800-860-3736.
What is Samsung 75Q60C 75 peak brightness nit ?
CU8000 vs Q60C which one do you suggest?
@kmsinan The Q60C uses quantum dots to provide more accurate color quality. The CU8000 is still a very good TV and will save you some money, but if you're looking for the best picture of the two, it would be the Q60C. If you need any help choosing or want to hear about any TV promotions we can't advertise online be sure to give our experts a call at 800-860-3736. We're always happy to help!
I'm looking to upgrade from an old 1080p HDTV. I was looking at this one, but I've heard it has really bad motion blur when gaming. Anyone have any experience playing PS5 or Xbox on this?
My Netflix isn't working on my tv. Help is much appreciated 👍
@tansilver5028 Occasionally an app can experience a glitch. You may want to try deleting the app from your TV and then reinstalling it. We've had success using this method for this type of problem.
Is the stand horizontally adjustable? Thanks
@immortal4942 No. This one can only be adjusted slightly higher to accommodate a soundbar. It can't be installed in a narrower position.
Hi Carl, could you please tell me, what should be the ideal picture settings for Samsung qled Q60C 43 inch TV?? I mean Brightness, sharpness, contrast and color...for better picture clarity...
@rahulahire1959 It's hard to say what will look the best to someone else's eyes. I've found that setting the TV to movie or filmmaker mode looks the best to my eyes without having to go through the trouble of make additional adjustments. I'd say try it on one of those modes and then make slight adjustments to the picture settings to see which you like the best. You may find you don't need to make any adjustments at all to be happy with the picture. It will also depend on the amount of light in the room, the type of program you're watching, and your own personal preferences. As long as you're happy with the way the picture looks, then it's a great picture no matter what anyone else says are the best settings.
@@abtelectronics Thnx Carl for your valuable feedback 😊
I have the Q70C but I have a problem the speakers seem to be low. I have to turn the tv remote to 100 and the cable remote to 100 to be able to hear it ok. Does anyone have a idea on what is the problem.
For Tata sky HDMI cable which port used i use HDMI 1 or 2nd port(eArc)
I can say i tried the lga2 oled 48 inch . Pretty picture but i took it back n got this tv . This model is good!
What i should choose btw this samsung and the one 2022 from philips ?
@cosmincraciun4810 We don't carry the Philips here at Abt so it's hard to give a direct comparison. However, for a budget QLED TV the Samsung does a fantastic job. If you have a next gen gaming system though, we'd suggest considering the Q70C since it supports next gen features like VRR and 4K/120Hz.
Q60c please
I'm not a gamer, would the 60hz display influence the general media consumption(compared to 120hz)?
No. I don't get why they dropped the 120hz option the Q60T had it
what size is the stand does anyone know? Wanna see if it'll fit on my current tv stand
@PlainSailingWeather It depends on what size TV you select. It varies a little based on the screen size. Our TV specialists are happy to help with any questions and they can be reached at 800-860-3736, or here: www.abt.com/help/contact-us
Great sales and promotion throughout the year .
Hi Carl! I have a question. I recently bought that TV and noticed some obvious white clouds/spots/shadows scattered around the screen when some dark scene is on. I'm not sure if it's a bug and if I should replace it or is it something that all LED TV experience and I just have to accept that?
@tanyasavranenko394 That can happen due to the LEDs that illuminate the picture. You may want to try lowering the brightness of the TV in the picture menu. That won't take it away, but it may help lessen the effect. If you purchased your TV from Abt and feel there may be a manufacturer's defect, please contact us at 800-860-3736 and we can have one of our technicians try to help solve the issue over the phone.
@@abtelectronics Thanks for your reply. I bought it from another seller but I will definitely contact them as adjusting brightness didn't even minimise that effect.
The reason for sports or gaming not good on this TV is unjustified, you consider it directly not good due to fps?
@fcl8463 We don't mean to imply that it's bad for sports or gaming, it's just not as smooth of a picture as you'll get with a 120Hz panel. This is still going to work just fine for lots of gaming applications, but if you have a PS5 or Xbox Series X you won't be able to get the most out of them because of that limitation. Stepping up to the Q70C gets you the 120Hz panel which means you can take advantage of 4K/120Hz titles and variable refresh rates to avoid screen tearing. This is still a very good TV, but if you watch a lot of sports or are a more serious gamer you'll appreciate the Q70C, and it doesn't cost that much more.
I just bought a brand new 55 inch Samsung Q60C for 380 USD .. is it a good deal?
Would I get something better at this price?
Yea that's a good deal, I just bought mines for 658. Big difference
I am purchasing a Sonos Arc, will it sync well with this model?
@blazinmark1 That's a fantastic soundbar! It'll work great with the Q60C series. Just be sure to hook it up using the eARC connection on the TV to get the most from it. Here's a link to our current pricing: bit.ly/3rCOhhh but be sure to contact our home theater specialists to hear about any pricing we can't advertise online. We're an authorized Sonos dealer and offer free lifetime technical support on any products purchased from our store.
@@abtelectronics will def reach out. Thanks
Does this have an ARC input for easy soundbar connection?
@nategotti76ify Yes, this model has an ARC that can be used for connecting to a soundbar.
@@abtelectronics thank you. I have a Samsung soundbar. I had a lot of problems hooking it up to my other tv. Hopefully this goes simple with a Samsung tv.
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Hi Carl,
I want to buy a best 43" 4K TV which having good picture and audio quality. Also specially comfortable and relaxed for our eyes.
Also which having best viewing angle.
So from the below listed 2 TVs which is the best TV:
1) Sony KD - 43X75L Bravia
2) Samsung QLED Q60C 43"
Kindly give your advice. I am waiting for your valuable feedback.
Definitely do the Q60C over the Sony as it is much better bang for your buck with the models that you mentioned. You are going to get better picture quality and out the box features from the Q60C. I would recommend doing the Sony only if you were to get the X85K as it is pretty much the only 120 Hz panel in this size aside from the 42” Sony a90K which runs for $1300. The Sony X85K will offer a direct lit option which is more optimal for all viewing environments and will handle gaming and motion a lot better than the Q60C. In a 43 inch size the options are more limited, so I would say to opt for the 43 Q60C at the $550 price point it is not bad. The X77L is not that good of a TV in comparison. If you want superior audio/picture quality, better features, and a 120hz panel for smoother motion during gaming and watching sports/action movies, opt for the Sony. It’s worth to note also that almost all professional movies and tv shows are filmed on Sony cameras as they are considered #1 in the industry when it comes to cinematography. I hope this helped :-)
@@ryguy6969 Thank you for your reply. 😀 So basically the moral of the story is Q60C is better than Sony X75L..Hope so it will fulfill all my requirements including ( Wider viewing angle, awesome sound quality, Good picture quality, good refresh rate )... Actually most of the experts suggested me to buy Sony Bravia KD 43X75L model, that's why I am still little bit confused...
@@rahulahire1959 the Sony has much better speakers and operating system imo, but for that model, it won’t be better than the Q60C video quality wise. I would recommend picking up the S50B or S60B if you get the Samsung, and for Sony I’d say the onboard speakers are enough or they have a soundbar called the HTS100F which goes for $100 from Sony that will help you out with better sound quality.
@@ryguy6969 Hi Sir,
I searched some disadvantage of Q60C on Google as mentioned below:
1) Inferior viewing angles due to VA panel.
2) Blacks are not perfect as OLED.
3) Contributes to devices thickness
4) Slightly higher response times
5) Software experience is not so good.
What is your opinion on above listed cons??
Also plz tell me How's the performance of tizen OS compared to Android OS??, Can we hear the samusung audio properly without using sound bar?? How's the quality and durability of Samsung product??
which one you got??
I hate the auto dimming that Samsung uses, can't seem to disable it ? I need an old remote to disable the global dimming ? Anyone else fixed this problem on this TV ? For me it's really annoying to have it change brightness on it's own like that between scenes
Q60c What's the RAM & storage ?
QUESTION: Will this bluetooth connect to hearing aids?
How to different QE1C from Q60C model
@IndianYakker We don't carry the QE1C series at Abt, but based on the specs they look to be almost identical. It looks like there are some slight cosmetic differences and the Q60C is available in more sizes.
Hello
Different in brightness be careful
Q60 is much better in brightness
Is this Q60C worth the price difference vs the CU7000 for Sports/Movies/Gaming?
@kevinhowe5502 The Q60C is going to give you better colors and contrast so it'll be better for those uses, but they're both 60Hz panels so outside of color and contrast you won't notice a huge difference. If you need any assistance with your choice be sure to contact our experts here at Abt at 800-860-3736. We're always happy to help!
Hi , i am unable to play 4k content from TH-cam and other platforms on this tv. Can u help?
@jashandadyal6953 4K content requires a minimum 20 Mbps sustained speed from your network. Double check what kind of speed you're getting as that is a common issue. The other thing to double check is that you're watching content that was filmed in 4K. If it wasn't uploaded to TH-cam in 4K then you won't be able to play it back in a native 4K resolution either.
Had this tv(75 inch) for 4 years and it broke on me 😢 didn’t really use it much either, only a few days a week to watch one or two episodes. Not worth it lol
Is it wall mountable?
@gigante87 Yes, this can be mounted to the wall. If you need assistance finding the right wall mount be sure to give our TV experts a call at 800-860-3736 or visit check out our wall mount selection online: www.abt.com/TV-Wall-Mounts/c/713.html
Hey great video, can I get a comparison between this TV and TCL 55" Q-Class 4K. Same price, however the TCL is 120 hz. Only reason I could justify buying this TV would be if the Samsung had a better picture.
WHAT TCL TV HAVE 120HZ???
Hi Carl, I have few questions like
1) which one will be better to go with Q60C and QN95 what's the difference and why
2) keeping aside this Qled TV if I choose Sony Bravia but not Oled which one will compete with Qled ?
3) For overall better experience which shoul I choose Sony/Samsung
Many Thanks ❤
1.) The Q60C is dual-led edge lit 60hz and better suited for watching movies and tv shows. The QN95 is mini-led and 120hz which will offer superior details, full array local dimming, and is better suited for running games through its hdmi 2.1 ports for PS5, Xbox Series S/X, and PC. If you are not doing much gaming and are not too worried about having the best of the best picture quality, the Q60C is a solid option. I have it at home and think it is a great option, even for some light gaming. The motion will also be much smoother on the QN95.
2.) I would say the Sony takes the edge as it’s TVs offer direct options starting from the very first model meaning it’s lights are located in the very center. Even at a regular LED, like the Sony X90K/L options, it is a full array panel so you will have lights in every corner of the screen offering superior picture quality and the XR processor is the very best in the market for gaming purposes. For people on a budget, I would say this is the most solid TV option you could buy without having to go over the top and getting an OLED panel.
3.) Which brand you choose is totally up to you, but I would say the Sony is going to be a better bang for your buck. You get all around better features and performance for all applications. I have been selling these TVs for 5 years now, and Samsung is the most returned brand we have. Sony panels rarely get returned as the build quality is better and people tend to be more content with the quality of the Sony. It’s also worth mentioning that Sony will have the best speakers on the market meanwhile Samsung speakers are horrible which is due to the fact that Sony makes speakers for all applications including home audio, car audio, portable audio, and PA systems. Nonetheless, I have the Samsung Q60C and opted for the S60B soundbar and found that this is fine. I would still recommend getting the soundbar for the Sony if you enjoy hearing all of the details in what you are watching and would recommend the A3000 as it has microphones that calibrate to the size of your room with an optional separate soundbar and surround speaker option. With a Sony though, I feel that a soundbar is completely optional meanwhile with Samsung it’s more necessary. I hope this helped :-)
@@ryguy6969 hey man, I hope you see this comment. I am looking into buying a TV for my small room, a 43 inch q60c, I plan to watch movies and shows. Plus do some gaming on the switch, is this a okay TV to game on with a switch?
@senorbonbon I'm in the same boat as you man. Did u buy it in the end?
@@senorbonbon for a switch it’s fine, but for PS5, Xbox, or PC competitive/visual oriented games will look and run smoother on the Sony X85K and up, LG QNED 80 and up, or the Samsung Q70C and up. For a budget 120Hz TV, I would recommend TCL Q750G
@@ryguy6969 Hey i had a question , I recently purchased sony x75l for my ps5 ,I had the option to go for q60c ( it was just a lil bit costlier than sony x75l) so i opted for the sony , did i make the wrong choice, should ive gone for the q60c ??
What HDMI ports does the Q60c use
@xxmata_antrax The Q60C uses HDMI 2.0 ports, but it does have an eARC so it can send an Atmos signal out to a soundbar or receiver if needed.
Hi Sir. Can we use 43" qled Q60C as PC monitor
@abhilashbaswaboina4395 You can as long as your PC has an HDMI output to get the picture signal to the TV. It's not necessarily going to be the best PC type monitor for gaming, but it will still work. We'd suggest taking a look at this one from LG also: bit.ly/3Ir6xQy
Thank you sir
Which q symphony sound bar?
@samperkins9885 The HWQ60C would be a great match for this TV. Here's a link to our current pricing: bit.ly/3LdguCh
@@abtelectronics I'm in UK. I have actually paid 289 pound for the q60c on Amazon. Thanks
How much better is this TV than let's say a Samsung 2018 58" 4k 7 series?
@banebroad5074 Quite a bit. You'll get a better picture and faster processor which makes the whole experience better.
@@abtelectronics Appreciate it. 👍
Dolby digital supported Q60C.?
@ameersaco9915 Yes, the Q60C supports Dolby Digital.
@@abtelectronics Tv internal memory how much
Thanks bro@@abtelectronics
Q60c or q70a?which is better and why?
it depends . if you want best picture q70a if you want newest software q60c
Would this be a good TV as a secondary PC display? Occasional gaming and watching films. Also, how would it perform viewing lower res content from PC?
@dive2drive314 Yes, you can use this as a secondary monitor as long as your PC has an HDMI output. If it doesn't, you may be able to use an adapter depending on the PCs output type. The TV will upscale lower resolution content to 4k so it will still look pretty good. If you need any assistance setting it up, we offer free lifetime technical support on any products purchased from our store: www.abt.com/help/contact-us
@@abtelectronics Thanks for the reply! I appreciate it. On second thought, i am thinking of going with the TCL 6-series 55" 4K QLED. Heard that's a pretty decent TV for the price.
@abtelectronics Should I get it or no for $300 but issue is don't have 2.1 hdmi
Hello, question Q60C or QN85C. Saludos
@galloegg If you have the budget for it, definitely go with the QN85C. It's a much better TV. The Q60C is a good, budget QLED, but there's no comparison between the two as far as the pictures are concerned. If you'd like to hear about any promotions going on that we can't advertise online be sure to contact our experts at 800-860-3736. We're always happy to help!
Muchas gracias,saludos 😊
Hello, other question, QN85C or QN90C, thank you very much for your answer. Saludos
TKY
65 inch? i got 75 somehow
Hi,
I just buy Samsung Q60C tv 43 Inch,
The Tv is good but when i turned the lights off i mean in a dark room the black levels of the Tv is not that good it showing a white light coming from the corner in black scenes.
Can you please tell me is it normal? Or i received a defective piece
Pleaee reply on this
@DevrajGupta0208 Sometimes with dual LED TVs or edge lit TVs you can experience some light bleed from the corners. That's pretty common. It's hard to say how much is acceptable though, and how much before a TV is considered defective. If it was purchased from Abt, please send your contact information to us at youtube@abt.com and we can have one of our in-house technicians reach out to see what we can determine. We offer free lifetime technical support on any products purchased from our store.
What are the real difference beetween q60b and c?
@epernado There is almost no difference at all. We thought the picture on the 60C was slightly better, but outside of that, the only real noticeable difference is in the remotes.
Great review!👍🏻What do you think about the image quality between c60 vs c70 ?
@user-rs3to7fh8q The 70C is better. It has an upgraded picture processor and it's a 120Hz panel vs 60Hz on the 60C so motion is a little better as well. That being said, the 60C is still a great picture for the price!
60 a,b,c not much of a difference,better ui on b and c, i got the q60a no problem its a vfm tv,but the ui is really bad compared to newer models..bad play from Samsung.
Bluetooth ?????
@harikhanna82 Yes, this series does have Bluetooth built in.
How good is this for the ps5 though? Assuming i only care about 60fps gaming
Over priced big time. You can get a number of 120 Hz vrr tvs for less than this tv.
@Damon Troch there has to be a difference between this and a tv $500 cheaper though right? I assume the image is a bit better
Just get an lg cs or lg c2 for gaming tv for almost the same price
@@nbp0316 those are oled and twice as expensive
@Harold Pastor ps im in australia so au currency. Its 500 more here than a budget qled tv
All tvs come with apps now! Eeew I hate that! It's like a car that comes with power windows power seats and power mirrors makes no sense and a complete waste of $$ to me its like buying something and getting a handful of dirt because it's viewed as a bonus. If I wanted apps then I'd buy a roku or Amazon fire. My Playstation and Xbox has those abilities so just a waste. Also my arms are fine and can physically roll a window up & down and my hands are fine and can physically adjust mirrors and seats in a car. It's just a reason to get the most out of our pockets! That's why I like the computer world buy the CPU and a screen and if you want sound then buy speakers or a headset. Convenience is a trap forsure!
What i really HATE about Samsung TVs, is how conplicated it is to switch between sources 😧
Also, the lack of Dolby Vision is sad :(
But i guess for only 50 Euros more than a comparable QLED from the Hisense E7H series, one can not complain. 🤷🏻♂️
But with Hisense u have no Airplay?
@@hassymiia6267 not sure what airplay is, as i never used any Apple product, but it has Smart View (mirror the screen and sound of your Samsung phone via Wifi-Direct)
Is it just me or did anyone else notice lags?
I noticed lags specially in gaming and some contents. In fact this is why I am here
Worst tv. Good for watching news only. Not for watch action movies, songs, sports contents
Why?
@@Bori_4ever777 while watching cricket match gives flikker issue. It shows 4 balls instead of one. Same with songs and axtion movies. Fast moving object or action it doesn't show properly. It shows somewhere blur image or flikkered image/ movement. Image wont be that clear. But good tv for watching drama and the movies with less movements.
@@Rockwithme007 oh wow, that's bad 😐
Hello. In my city in France I can buy a tq55q60c and a tq65q60c for the same price. Will a 65" diagonal be worse than 55"?
Thanks!
@Esperanto-cn4nc Not at all. If they are both the same price you should definitely go with the bigger screen if your space can accommodate it.