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Samsung QE65Q60T is a 4k QLED TV you should check in 2020

Features and specifications of the big-screen 65-inch TV Samsung QE65Q60T QLED

Samsung QE65Q60T

Hi tech lovers! Today we are reviewing one huge TV that you will definitely like, especially if you  need a 4k 65-inch display from a premium brand. The Samsung QE65Q60T is offered in UK for £1100 (end of August 2020) and it has variety of features that we will cover in this post.

To start with, here are the main product specifications of the Samsung QE65Q60T TV:

Product specifications

Samsung QE65Q60T specificaitons
  • Brand/model: Samsung QE65Q60T
  • Screen: 65” QLED (Quantum Dot)
  • Screen Resolution: 4K Ultra HD 3840 x 2160p
  • Processing rate: 3100 PQI
  • HDR Technology: Quantum HDR
  • HDR10+: Yes
  • Hybrid Log Gamma (HGL): Yes
  • Dynamic Contrast Ratio: Mega
  • Picture Enhancement: 100% Colour Volume with Quantum Dot
  • Voice Control Assistant: Bixby, Alexa, Google Assistant
  • Smart Features: Yes
  • Streaming & Catch-Up Available: Yes
  • Screen Mirroring: Yes
  • Smartphone App: SmartThings
  • Accessories Included: Remote control, smart remote control, batteries
  • Audio Output (Optical): 1
  • Tuners: TV Plus and Freesat HD
  • Multi View: Yes (Android only)
  • Wi-Fi Built in: Yes
  • HDMI 2.0a: 3
  • USB 2.0: 2
  • Bluetooth: Yes
  • Speaker output: 20W
  • Sound Enhancement: Dolby Digital Plus
  • Dimensions Without Stand (HxWxD): 829.3 x 1449.6 x 57.6mm
  • Dimensions With Stand (HxWxD): 907.7 x 1449.6 x 289.1mm
  • Weight without stand: 22.3kg
  • Weight with stand: 22.6kg
  • 12 Month manufacturers warranty

I am sure the  will get very popular due to its good value for money ratio but will it be a true best seller in the segment... time will show. 

Before that, here is a quick video tour of Samsung's series:

Samsung Q60T / Q65T video tour


Samsung QE65Q60T - product price
As we already mentioned in the beginning, the price right now varies around £1100 for the UK market.

Please note that this TV is also offered in couple more sizes: 43, 50, 55, 58 and 60 inches are all available at lower prices. But if you have an extra cash and you need even bigger screen - then there are 75 and 85-inch versions for the Q60T TV.

We hope the information about the Samsung QE65Q60T that we shared would be useful. Please leave your consumer feedback about this TV in the comments field below. Thank you!

Here are some other interesting Samsung TVs that you may like:
And since Black Friday is coming, we think there might be a great opportunity to find the Samsung QE65Q60T on a good offer. If you find one, please share it with us in the comments, we would love to check it!

Comments

jock said…
Your reviews are pretty vague.

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