SAMSUNG 43-Inch Class QLED 4K Q60C Series Quantum HDR, Dual LED, Object Tracking Sound Lite, Q-Symphony, Motion Xcelerator, Gaming Hub, Smart TV with Alexa Built-in (QN43Q60C, 2023 Model)

Great little TV for my kitchen area. I have a 65" for my family room. Great TV picture streaming and sound.

Awesome quality picture, and set up was very easy. This TV was hands down one of the easiest to set up. It is sleek and modern and looks great in our guest room.

Love this TV! the setup was a breeze... plugged in ethernet, HDMI automatically recognized.... setting via iphone was also a breeze... guided step by step... adding Netflix, Prime Video. I also use this as my second monitor for my macbook pro... display was perfect... oh also the remote simple but very functional... also no need battery since it charge by light (solar)

TV well packaged and arrived undamaged.Easy to set up - wifi/alexa - home app choices availableGood pictureLike that it is slim and despite it's size (70) and weight I was able to get the legs on and move it up onto my tv stand on my own with a little waddlingonly downside is it only has hdmi ports on the back... which I did not check before buying which means I had to buy component and composite to hdmi converters to be able to connect my older gaming consoles

So I am using a newer Roku device along with a HDMI 2.1 cable... This gives the TV the ability to do what is known as "Auto HDR" so it can operate in 8-bit mode (normal color space) when the video on the screen isn't using 4:4:2 or greater and when the content does contain the data to support HDR and 10-bit depth it will automatically switch...I say all of that to say this, when it switches from HDR to "standard" you can see a instant 20% difference in image quality. This is most noticeable in Plex on Roku where the trailer it loads from IMDB or Youtube is in low quality and you press play and POOF you can instantly see how the colors improve. This is only visible if you're using HDMI 2.1 from start to finish. HDMI 2.0 will allow you do HDR but it won't be dynamic and it won't be at 4k.I think given the price, this is the best TV under 1k. I got the 55-inch model for just under $500 on a sale, and it fills my room great. Paired it with the B series sound bar from Samsung and feel like for <$800 I couldn't be happier.

The SAMSUNG 43-Inch QLED 4K Q60C Series TV has significantly enhanced my viewing experience. The picture quality is stunning, with vibrant colors and deep blacks that bring movies and shows to life. The Quantum HDR and Dual LED technology deliver impressive contrast and clarity, making every scene look incredibly realistic.One feature I particularly enjoy is the Object Tracking Sound Lite, which provides a more immersive audio experience. The Q-Symphony feature, when paired with a compatible soundbar, further elevates the sound quality, creating a cinema-like atmosphere in my living room. The Motion Xcelerator is great for gaming, providing smooth and responsive gameplay with reduced motion blur.The smart features are intuitive and easy to use, with Alexa built-in for convenient voice control. Navigating through apps and settings is seamless, and the Gaming Hub is a nice addition for quick access to gaming consoles and streaming services.The only minor downside is that the remote can be a bit tricky to navigate initially, but once you get used to it, it becomes more intuitive.For anyone looking to upgrade their home entertainment setup, this SAMSUNG QLED TV is a fantastic choice. Its exceptional picture quality, advanced audio features, and smart capabilities make it a top-tier option for both casual viewing and immersive gaming.

What a great TV. By far, the smartest most capable TV I've ever dealt with. Play games from my computer, play switch games, over the air broadcasts, all your favorite streamers and Plex. Can even control my smart-thing devices.

When I first got this tv I was fairly impressed, big tv clear vibrant picture, life was great! But after having the tv for 10 months I started to see vertical lines, this issue was made even worse when any subtitles were on. The tv was under a year old so off to the phone to call Samsung inquiring about warranty. Some of the representatives I talked to on the phone were nice but not helpful, those that had the ability to do anything were rude in the end. Somehow Samsung had the original purchase date of the tv wrong, I had purchased through Amazon and was able to provide and invoice but the fact that the tv had been registered at an earlier date was concerning. Eventually, 2 weeks later, Samsung dispatched their authorized repair service “Service Quick”, two workers came to my house and confirmed in fact my tv was experiencing issues. The two workers took my tv off the wall and left with it, said it would be repaired within a few days and delivered back the next week. It has been over 2 weeks since they took my tv away, the company communication with customers is non existent aside from some automated emails and I’m not sure I’ll ever get my tv back from them. Calling Samsung back about this issue just results in further frustration, and each time at the conclusion of the phone call there is suppose to be a survey to rate their service, but their representatives terminate the phone call before you ever reach that point.In the end it’s a big 4K tv, the user interface can be annoying, especially if you only using the tv as a screen and use an Apple TV or cable box instead of the built in smart features, all of this I can live with. My experience with Samsung’s support and their authorized repair centers has been a disaster, I would encourage others to look into any other brands when considering a purchase like this one.