Samsung QLED TV with WireLogic 4K-8K-10K HDMI Cable
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Our take on the Samsung QLED TV with WireLogic 4K-8K-10K HDMI Cable
This is a 75-inch Samsung QLED 4K TV (3840 x 2160) bundled with a WireLogic HDMI cable. QLED gives it high brightness and strong color volume for a bright room, and it supports HDR, Alexa voice control, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and four HDMI inputs. Reviewers of Samsung's QLED line generally praise picture punch and the smart TV platform, while noting that edge-lit models can show uneven blacks and blooming in dark scenes. It suits large living rooms and sports or movie viewers who want a big, bright screen; shoppers wanting deep blacks should compare it with OLED or Samsung's mini-LED sets.
- High brightness and vivid QLED color
- Four HDMI ports for consoles and soundbars
- HDR support
- Alexa built in
- 75-inch size at a mainstream tier
- Black levels and contrast trail OLED
What reviewers say
Owners of Samsung QLED sets generally like the bright, saturated picture and the easy smart interface. Common complaints are weaker black uniformity and blooming on dark content, plus viewing angles that narrow off-center.
- Picture brightnessPraisedOwners say the screen stays vivid in a bright room.
- Black levelsCriticisedDark scenes show grayish blacks and light bleeding around bright objects.
- Viewing angleCriticisedColor and contrast drop when sitting off to the side.
Questions and answers
- Is this a true 4K TV?
- Yes. The panel is 3840 x 2160, which is 4K. The 8K figure in the listing refers to the HDMI format, not the screen resolution.
- Does it support HDR?
- Yes, HDR is supported. HDR quality depends on the panel's brightness and local dimming, which are limited on this tier.
- How many devices can I connect?
- There are four HDMI ports plus USB, Ethernet, optical audio and RF inputs. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are built in.
- Does it work with Alexa?
- Yes, Amazon Alexa is supported for voice control. You can also use Samsung's own voice assistant.
- Should I buy this or an OLED?
- Choose this for a bright room and a large screen. Choose OLED if deep blacks, contrast and wide viewing angles matter more than peak brightness.
- Is the included HDMI cable useful?
- It is a spare cable for one of the HDMI inputs. It does not change the TV's picture or features.
