The TV remote has stopped working on me. Doesnt get charged by either solar power or USB. Only works when plugged in with charger. Please send a replacement remote.

major issues with all corners of the tv with cloud/halo effect on any dark scenes on all inputs. a lot of people have the same issue. now i lost money with movers helping me set up the tv and transport. only to loose even more money in transporting this tv for a return.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used this tv for about 6 months. It started acting wierd (random input changes, power cycling). After awhile, it just decided to not show the display, audio still worked but display was gone. Couldnt get a technician to even look at it because I live on a military installation that closed its gate to outsiders because of Covid. When it did work, it was great. It handled my computer, xbox and streaming like a champ and look amazing doing it. I didnt like the software, however. It feels like it is overloaded and clunky, even to the point of force quitting apps like Hulu or Netflix unexpectedly. Being the second Samsung tv that failed in the same manner within a year, I cannot recommend any Samsung tv's, regardless of the price.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The samsung q70a is an all around powerhouse. It's video quality and sound are incredible. Not to mention its 4k 120hz! Gaming on this TV is next level . Especially with a xbox series x. I love the Samsung menu and apps. I also really enjoy the mirror feature, I can stream what's on my phone directly to the Samsung q70a. This TV is really all I'll ever need and the price is spot on. I try to buy samsung products whenever I can. The qualities there. I highly recommend it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] First and foremost let's get this out of the way. This television is an excellent value. However getting to that value I feel compromised to TV in certain areas in comparison to last year's model R. Unfortunately the way that Samsung has set these televisions up for the 2021 year is that you have to compare them to the series below them from last year. For example this 70 series has to be compared to last year's 60 series. This is the procedure for Samsung's entire mid-range television for this year. The television itself is relatively thin for its price point. It is a very attractive design overall. The overall picture is pretty decent however I feel that it doesn't get as bright as it should. Overall picture quality it's fairly decent for this price point. I do however wish that Samsung would have continued to use a middle pedestal so I bought one and it makes the television overall more usable and small spaces. As I've said this is not a horrible television but it appears to be lacking in some features compared to the competition. I wish I could afford to have bought a 90 series Samsung as this would been it more in line with my viewing demands. So I would say that if you can afford the 90 series skip past the 70 60 and 80 and go with the 90. In my mind the 90 series is far more competitive against the likes of Sony and LG. And if I could afford it I would buy it. However this will serve the purpose

Significant white clouding in dark scenes. Don't get me wrong it is a great TV and the image quality is great; however, compared to my 7 year old Samsung the blacks aren't as black. I have attempted all of the picture settings to remedy fix it but nothing gets rid of the white showing through. The rechargeable remote is a great feature and it is nice to be able to use the Samsung apps again to stream! For reference I have had this TV for about a week. I needed a television for my bedroom so I purchased this to replace my living room 7 year old Samsung so I could move it into my bedroom. The blacks are so black on the old model that I have high expectations in that area. Overall I would recommend it but if the white clouding will get to you.... move one.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This TV is used for regular viewing and streaming. The color is great and the 55 inch screen is perfect for our room. The most disappointing feature is the remote control. Sometimes we have to put the channel in four or five times before it picks up the numbers correctly. It also cuts out the sound sometimes. I am not sure if it is due to the cable connection or the TV. Some good features, some not so good.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been buying Samsung phones and TVs for some time now and this TV confirms why I do that. I knew the picture was amazing before I took the Q70A home but what I did t know was how easy the setup would be and how awesome it would integrate with my home theater/smart home system. The entire experience has been seamless and intuitive inparticularly when I brought Smart things into the mix. I have two Samsung TVs in the same room with the Q800 Soundbar (I won't even get into how amazing the theater quality sound of that is) and I can operate each device effortlessly from my phone quickly and efficiently. I normally have buyers remorse after spending money on something but I can honestly say I have none here.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If your looking for a solid introductory 4k TV you really can't beat the q70 series. Interface has been smoothed so far. TV is also a great buy for someone who has a lot of other Samsung devices (like me) because its really easy to connect and setup.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use my Samsung TV for everyday viewing of news and programs and watching movies. The overall quality is good; there are faults. The picture is bright and large, the colors are good, the overall quality is good.. The sound-bar (A650) is excellent for overall sound and for clarity of voices; its bass is variable, even with subwoofer. For the TV, the picture, although better than past LCD's, is weak on shadow detail and on variable sharpness within a picture--the picture is often overly sharp, so movies look like videotape. Within a picture, there are often areas sharply focused while other areas are slightly fuzzy. This is disturbing. One wishes for greater control over the sound, and the colors, and the focus, which are, even within "expert", insufficient in detail. The biggest problem is the remote control, which is supposed to be all things but fails at its promise. Worse, one has to switch controls to control the entire set-up: the TV, the sound-bar, and the cable box. Switching controls is a vast irritation as is trying to remember all the items controlled by the remote but which are not obvious. In other words, there are too many "hidden" things the remote controls. Remembering them and how to get to them is a pain. A larger control with more buttons would be preferable, especially if it could be made into a universal control. This last is promised by the manual but is not realized in actual use. All in all, the sound-bar is a B+/A-, the TV is a B/B-.