Samsung QN65Q60DAFXZA 65 Inch Q60D QLED 4K Smart TV with Quantum HDR and 3 Year Amber Protection Plan (2024)

QN32Q60DAFXZA 32 InchWe own a couple of big screens and really like the way Samsung make it easy to choose device or app flawlessly.Smart TVs also allow phone casting for pictures or phone app. This TV is for out Motorhome, and required super thin to fit your bracket. This one is probably 1.25 Inches thick, and no lower bulge, flat and thin all the way. BTW, we are replacing a 32" Samsung that we installed 14 years ago, about the same thickness. Since we needed the very thin, it was difficult to determine which Samsung would work. Had to do a lot of research to determine if it was wall mountable.The mount is much smaller than our old TV, requiring an adapter plate kit. We ordered the"Mount Plus 1056 VESA 200x200 Universal Adapter Plate for TV Mounts ", with screws, but there were no 4mm screw required to mount the plate to the back of the TV. We got some 1" 4mm from a local hardware and used the plastic spacers between the plate and TV to allow for mounting bolt heads to mount the plate to our existing bracket. The smaller bracket mount with such small screws is a little concerning, being in a motorhome, but it seems solid enough.All in all a pretty easy mounting. The TV operation is exactly like our home big screens. Download the latest Samsung app took a little time on out hot spot, but it works. Antenna or streaming apps are easy to access. Picture quality seems good. I can not tell any difference between our LED home and this QLED. Speaker seem adequate tho we will probably run sound through our amp/speaker system.Little more than we wanted to pay for a 32" TV, but it fits perfectly and works great. Quick UPS shipping. It was Delivered in a well constructed, padded box that was easy to open and access.

Excellent TV. It is always worth spending a few more dollars to get a good quality TV. Having a picture that is a "Wow" is well worth it.

Good tv :)

I had been using a 10 year old Sony until now. Definately not a smart TV. This is a current smart TV. The size is fine, the screen is bright and with high definition. The remote is artfully made. It’s solar powered and minimalist. I know I’ll be losing it constantly because it’s small and thin. I bought a back up.I’m not happy with the smart part. I don’t know where the outward facing camera is so I can’t block it. I disabled the voice recognition software; hopefully.The price is good but if it is collecting data, I’m paying in other ways. I’m already getting scary robocalls constantly. Someone has already collected and so my information.Going through the menus I found and pushed a button that says “Do not sell my information.” I don’t have confidence that I disabled the camera or the information gathering. I tried to disable the voice recognition software. I read an article since I bought it by CNN that says that your Samsung TV is listening to you. I brought more Ai into my apartment.I took one star off for the data collecting. Almost all TV’s are smart now so it’s going to be a smart TV or no TV.

Only in use several days and all is very good with the product and delivery right on time.

TV us working great even though the delivery person left in out in the rain. The box was soaking wet. There was a cover front porch about 30 feet from the side door where it was left.This is the first error that Amazon has made with us.

This TV met all my expectations….easy to set up, great picture quality, and a good price. Only one complaint- a terrible remote without good instructions. I gave up on it and fortunately can use my remote from another Samsung.

I purchased the Samsung QN43Q60DAFXZA 43-inch Q60D QLED 4K Smart TV with Quantum HDR, but I returned it because I wasn't satisfied with the picture or sound quality.Strengths:- Slender and light design--the 43-inch model is only about one inch thick (excluding the stand) and just 18.7 lbs heavy- Bright picture (fully adjustable)- Sharp image with high contrast- Easy to set up- Some reviews say this model is well-suited for gaming, and I agree (the picture is responsive and sharp)- The back of the TV has four screw threads to accommodate a square 200-mm Vesa mount system- Light enough to be mounted on a 'HUANUO Single Monitor Mount, 13 to 32 Inch Gas Monitor Arm, Adjustable Stand, Vesa Mount with Clamp and Grommet Base - Fits 4.4 to 19.8lbs LCD Computer Monitors.' (This particular mount assumes you want to attach your TV to a desk or a TV stand rather than to a wall.) Note that to use this particular mount, you would also need an adapter plate to convert a 100-mm Vesa mount plate into a 200-mm version (to attach the mount to the TV). An example adapter plate that will work is the 'Mount Plus 1056 VESA 200x200 Universal Adapter Plate for TV Mounts', which costs about $15 and comes with all the hardware you need; you will need a screwdriver and a pair of pliers (or a small wrench) to adjust the mount-system hardware.Weaknesses:- Poor color rendition. News shows had a blue cast everywhere. In football games, the uniforms of NFL players (and the turf they played on) were shown in colors that looked nothing like the true ones. I tried all the picture modes (standard, dynamic, filmmaker, eco, etc.) and tweaked the color settings, but nothing made the colors look normal.- Very poor off-axis viewing. If you view the Samsung 4K LED screen from more than 20- to 30-degrees away from the center line of the face of the TV, the colors change dramatically and people look sickly. This is not an issue if you are staring straight at the TV from 0-degrees (at the center line) up to 20- or 30-degrees to either side of the TV, left or right. (A swivel mount can help you aim the TV at the primary viewer, but the 'cone of acceptability' remains limited.)- The audio quality was poor. Sounds were accurately rendered, but were lacking in bass and overall horsepower. This is a thin (1-inch thick) TV with small speakers, so don't expect too much in terms of sound. The Sony TV listed below sounds excellent with plenty of bass and horsepower.- There is some glare from the screen due to ambient lighting in the room, although it is quite hard to see much glare if the TV is on because it is so bright.I returned my Samsung and bought a 'Sony BRAVIA 3 K43S30 43 inch 4K HDR Smart LED TV 2024,' which cost about $500 at Best Buy (with no extended warranty). It is a little thicker than the Samsung (2.7-inches without the stand) and heavier (22.3 lbs without the stand), but it has none of the shortcomings of the Samsung. The Sony has excellent color rendition and detail, excellent off-axis viewing capability, and excellent sound quality/power. I love it. I bought a more robust clamp mount to attach the Sony to a TV stand and prevent tip-overs (I bought the HUANUO Single Monitor Arm for 40 inch Screens, which has a 26.48 lbs capacity). The Mount Plus 1056 adapter plate referenced above works fine to facilitate mounting; I added four optional washers to the bolts used to attach the mount plate to the TV. The Sony is an excellent TV and you can buy it on Amazon or elsewhere.