Couple of days before Black Friday we will be taking a closer look at a premium big-screen TV - Samsung QE75Q70TA 4k QLED. This huge 75-inch big screen TV is also quite expensive but that is probably expected, considering the size and what it offers.
Lets start this review with detailed overview at the specs:
Samsung QE75Q70TA - product specifications
Brand
Samsug
Model
QE75Q70TA
Screen Size
75 Inches
Screen Type
QLED
Smart TV
Yes
Manual / Quick Guide
Included
Vesa Wall Mount Supported
Yes
Resolution Size
3840 x 2160
Resolution Type
4K Ultra HD
Annual Power Consumption
279 Kwh
Number of Internal Speakers
2
Audio Power
20 Watt
Internet Connection
WiFi and Ethernet
Auto Tuning
Yes
Auto Power Off
Yes
EPG
Yes
App / Portal Store
Yes
Smart Phone / Tablet App Available
Yes
Voice Control
Yes - via Smart Remote (Included)
Tuner Type
Freeview HD and Freesat HD
On-mode Power Consumption
201 Watt
HDMI Input
4
USB Input
2
Digital Optical Output
Yes
Bluetooth
Yes
Parental Control
Yes
Netflix
Yes
YouTube
Yes
BBC iPlayer
Yes
Stand Type
Static
VESA Wall Mount size
400 x 400 mm
USB Recording (DVR)
Yes
ITV Hub
Yes
Demand 5
Yes
All 4
Yes
HDMI ARC (Audio Return Channel)
Yes
Standby Power Consumption
0.5 Watt
Ultra HD 4K Upscaling
Yes
Dolby Sound Technology
Yes
Screen Mirroring
Yes
Amazon Prime Video
Yes
New In:
Yes
4K Ultra HD
Yes
Now TV
Yes
HDR (High Dynamic Range)
Yes
Aerial Input (RF)
Yes
Satellite Input (LNB)
Yes
Common Interface (CI)
Yes
Apple Music
Yes
Easy Setup With Free App
Yes
Title
With 100% Colour Volume, Quantum Processor and Dual LED
Game Mode
Yes
Samsung TV Plus
Yes
One Remote Control
Yes
Works With Amazon Alexa
Yes
Thin Bezel
Yes
HDR Type
HDR10+, HDR10, HLG
10 Year Screen Burn Warranty
Yes
Spotify
Yes
Google Play Movies & TV
Yes
HDR10
Yes
HLG
Yes
HDR10+
Yes
QLED
Yes
Amazon Prime
Yes
Weight With Stand
39.5 Kg
Weight Without Stand
36 Kg
Movie Mode
Yes
Width Between Feet On Stand
91.96 cm
Samsung SmartThings
Yes
Quantum Processor 4K
Yes
100% Color Volume
Yes
Apple TV app
Yes
Voice Assistant Technology
Yes
Supreme UHD Dimming
Yes
Adaptive Sound+
Yes
Active Voice Amplifier
Yes
Game Enhancer+
Yes
Ambient Mode+
Yes
Dual LED
Yes
Disney+
Yes
BT Sport App
Yes
BritBox
Yes
Dimensions
111.8cm(H) 185.5cm(W) 20.8cm(D)
Energy Rating
A
Remote Control
Smart
Energy Saving Mode
Yes
As you can see from the detailed product specifications this TV has a Quantum processor... isn't this amazing. We are not sure if this has anything to do with launching rockets but it has it (ha-ha-ha).
Samsung Quantum Dot explained - video
One conclusion we can do from this spec sheet is that the Samsung QE75Q70TA is one of the best options for a big home cinema. And if you find it on a good deal this 2020 Black Friday, then it becomes quite an attempting offer.
We also like the clean lines and overall simple design of this TV.
Samsung QE75Q70TA - product price
After checking the online offers we found that the average price for Samsung QE75Q70TA in Nov 2020 is £1500. That is a lot of money but the QE75Q70TA is a lot of TV.
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