Samsung Q70C (2023) Series Reviews & Tests

Expert review by : which_co_uk (which.co.uk)

Samsung QE65Q70C

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Where once they were high-end, Samsung's QLED TVs make up the mid-range after being usurped by Neo QLED and OLED TVs. The QLED panels should have more vibrant colours than LCD alone as the quantum dots in the display up the vibrancy. It's not always...

Aug, 2023

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Expert review by : Kyle Bartlett, Pierre-Olivier Jourdenais, and John (rtings.com)

Samsung Q70C [Q70, Q70CD] QLED TV Review

The Samsung Q70C QLED is the mid-range model in Samsung's 2023 QLED lineup and succeeds the Samsung Q70/Q70A QLED and Samsung Q70B QLED. The TV doesn't have local dimming to improve its contrast, but it's fully featured for gaming. It has up to 4k @...

Very good SDR peak brightness. Decent reflection handling.

Sub-par viewing angle. Doesn't have local dimming to improve its contrast.

The Samsung Q70C is a decent TV overall, although it's best in situations where its fantastic input lag can be put to good use, like when gaming or when using the TV as a PC monitor. It's also not a great TV if you want to watch it with friends in a...

Aug, 2023

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Expert review by : Matthew Murray (tomsguide.com)

Samsung Q70C review

The Samsung Q70C occupies the middle position of Samsung's line of quantum-dot LED (aka QLED) TVs, sitting snugly between the Samsung Q60C on the low end and the Q80C on the high end. As such, it gives you a slight bump in brightness from the Q60C, but...

Good color accuracy Fast 120Hz panel Four HDMI 2.1 ports

Some technical and design issues Low brightness and no local dimming Mediocre sound Aging Tizen operating system

The Samsung Q70C meets the basic requirements of a midrange QLED TV and has high color accuracy and low input lag that some competing sets lack. But its subdued brightness and lackluster HDR color present obstacles the Q70C struggles to overcome.

Mar, 2024