Samsung M70H Mini LED 4K Smart TV vs Hiro H65C4C4-R 65" Roku TV
The Samsung M70H is the better TV for picture quality and gaming: Mini LED backlighting, HDR10+, a 120Hz motion mode and Tizen with Samsung TV Plus beat the Hiro on contrast, motion and app depth. The Hiro H65C4C4-R is the simpler, lower-cost 65-inch pick for a bedroom or a first 4K set, with Roku's interface and 500+ free channels. Owners rate the Samsung well (4.6 from about 4,000 ratings); the Hiro has little track record, so treat it as a basic set. Buy the Samsung if the screen matters; buy the Hiro if you want a big screen with easy streaming and nothing more.
- Choose the Samsung M70H if you want Mini LED contrast, HDR10+, smoother motion for sports and gaming, and the Tizen app library.
- Choose the Hiro H65C4C4-R if you want a straightforward 65-inch 4K Roku TV for casual viewing and private headphone listening.
Prices
- Samsung M70H Mini LED 4K Smart TV: $299.99 at DoorDash (last seen Nov 13)
- Hiro H65C4C4-R 65" Roku TV: $237.99 at Bargain Outlet & More (checked today)
- Difference: the Hiro H65C4C4-R 65" Roku TV is $62.00 cheaper than the Samsung M70H Mini LED 4K Smart TV at the latest prices (Nov 13 and Nov 14)

