Samsung Q60CB 75" 4K Ultra HDR 3D Smart QLED TV
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Our take on the Samsung Q60CB 75" 4K Ultra HDR 3D Smart QLED TV
The Samsung Q60CB is a 4K QLED TV with a 75-inch screen, HDR support and Samsung's Tizen smart platform. QLED's quantum-dot layer gives it brighter highlights and more saturated color than budget LED sets, which suits a bright living room. It sits in Samsung's entry QLED line, so it lacks the full-array local dimming, 120Hz panel and anti-glare coating of the Q80 and QN90 models. Reviewers rate its color and smart features but note the edge-lit backlight limits contrast in dark scenes.
- Quantum-dot QLED panel gives vivid, bright color
- 4K resolution with HDR10+ and HLG support
- Tizen smart platform with all major streaming apps
- Slim design with a clean, near-borderless look
- Three HDMI ports including eARC for a soundbar
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What reviewers say
Owners like the bright, punchy picture and the easy Tizen interface, and many buy it as a big-screen upgrade for a bright room. The common complaints are weak black levels in dark scenes, visible motion blur and reflections from windows.
- Picture brightnessPraisedOwners say the panel is bright enough for sunny rooms and colors pop.
- Black levelsCriticisedReviewers note dark scenes look washed out because the edge lighting can't dim zones.
- MotionCriticisedThe 60Hz panel shows blur and judder on sports and fast games.
Questions and answers
- Is the Q60CB good for gaming?
- It handles 4K at 60Hz, which is fine for casual console play. Competitive gamers will miss 120Hz and variable refresh rate, which Samsung reserves for higher QLED models.
- Does it have local dimming?
- No. The backlight is edge-lit with no local dimming, so contrast in dark scenes is weaker than on the Q80 or QN90 series.
- Which HDR formats does it support?
- It supports HDR10, HDR10+ and HLG. It does not support Dolby Vision, which is common on LG and Sony sets.
- How many HDMI ports does it have?
- It has three HDMI inputs, one with eARC for a soundbar. Only some support the higher-bandwidth features, so check the port labels before plugging in a console.
- Is it worth stepping up to a higher QLED model?
- If you watch a lot of dark, cinematic content or play fast games, the Q80 or QN90 line adds local dimming and a 120Hz panel. For a bright room and everyday streaming, the Q60CB covers the basics.
- Does it come with a stand?
- Yes, it ships with a two-foot stand, and it also supports VESA wall mounting.
