2022 Samsung Q60B Series QLED Overview 

If you look at the other comments, you can actually turn off motion blur by "the advanced pic settings, motion blur Vs judder. Judder no problem" (James). Hope that helps

I don’t see this option to turn off power saving in settings?

Will turning it off make the Tv too bright (blue light) and hurt the eyes? Advise please. I’m considering this Tv!

The setting is in Eco Mode, turn off Eco Mode, and no its not too bright, the colors are more vibrant and brighter, you can still keep the Auto Dimming on with eco mode off.

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great choice! have ordered the same today for 572 euro

@@egomate that's a great deal, still happy with my TV, compared to my old Grundig piece of junk 4K TV this is heaven. Ofcourse because of the entrylevel of QLed it has it's limitations but for me it's awesome.

How do you do that?

@@ugoewulonu4936 hi it's in the advanced pic settings, motion blur Vs judder. Judder no problem

@@Jamesnebula Thanks bro, though I’m starting to think I’m going to go with the AU8000

@@Jamesnebula May I ask how much u paid and how’s she holding up atm? Regrets? Satisfied? Recommend? Was looking at this Amazon free delivery prime $1100 atm

@@lstruggyHi, I've totally fallen in love with it. It really scores on the small comforts and quality, the voice search for RU-vid is a lot of fun when watching RU-vid videos with other people. Or you just want to search something different. The small remote control is really nice in the hand. Samsung TV if you can get it in your country is really great, I think it's about 100 odd channels, I often find myself watching all sorts of strange stuff when I'm bored with Netflix and prime video. You can turn off any of the channels that appear on the home screen. You can turn the screen completely off and just have the speakers working, which I like. It integrates very easily with my Bluetooth speakers. The one issue I was concerned about was motion blur. And left on auto there is a slight motion blur effect which I don't like. But you can adjust it or turn it off. I actually turn it completely off and everything looks great but you can turn it up a little bit. It does very good upscaling from standard DVDs, I love watching old films on the big screen I enjoy the history in the detail of the set more than the story. However if I'm being completely honest I didn't need to spend £500 sterling on such an impressive TV. I probably would be just as happy with a cheap 32-in TV from cash converters for £150. But I think this TV will be an investment because I'm completely happy with it. In actual fact it's made me watch less TV because what I do watch is more satisfying, it's more of an invent. My smaller TV I often had on in the background. I kind of like watching less but enjoying what I watch more. Good luck

For dark rooms go for OLED

@Dave Thompson I don't think the BU8500 is available in the US market so we can't say for sure, but based on the series the Q60B is the better model. With the Quantum Dots on the Q60B you should see better colors and an overall better picture.

Q60b can only match c1 if it would be 85" or something

I'm in the same boat. A 65 is too big for my media cabinet so I'm stuck with 60" as my max size. This is the only viable option if you want a semi-decent unit.

Look at the sony x80j/x80k its alot better than this for not much more

@@GoldRaven-oe4by I had the Sony and I returned it

LG OLED C1 is better, way better but only if you have dark room and use it with care

@guille8811 We don't have the Q65B series in the US market so we don't have it available for a direct comparison, but based on the specs of both TVs, they are almost identical. Picture and audio look to be exactly the same. The Q60B has features like Amazon Alexa and TV Plus built in, where the Q65B seems to be missing those. But that's all we could find. Thanks for watching!

@Ali DB Yes, this would work for that purpose. As long as you're using two different types of inputs. For example, you can use the antenna for over the air broadcasts on one screen and a satellite box through HDMI for another. But you cannot use two sources that are both plugged into HDMI inputs. Thanks for watching!

How is it? Is the picture good?

@@itsmini6175 It is very good, if you like saturated colors, the screen is of good quality, price, I recommend it

It's good only for the picture quality. Other than that it's waste product

@@karthikganesan6483 And which tv do you have?

What about motion bro ? And blurry?

*As LONG as you're not watching Pussbron Lame*

Same... Costco bought and still going strong!

Dont do it.. buy android tv

@@QcK0101 nah don’t care unless it’s got the streaming services i need and Samsung does. I’m upgrading from a dumb TV so rlly don’t care for the bells and whistles

@@kingalex29339 ok bro, your call

@@QcK0101 for the love of god no

@twoods3823 The TVs will normally come from the factory set to Standard or Vivid mode. We'd suggest checking out the other picture presets to determine which one you like the looks of the best.

Film maker

What about settings like brightness n stuff?

@@rontisciajr9871 settings, picture and more settings

@Flash Flashbang You may want to try making some adjustments to the motion handling and see if that helps. Non HD content isn't where these new TVs look their best, even on the more expensive models.

@@abtelectronics My old Samsung and the newer LG both work perfectly well on lower definition channels but I will try your fix when I am at TV's location. Thanks

@asilaydying672 The picture should look better on the Q60B, but both of those TVs have 60Hz panels so you likely won't notice a lot of difference in the motion while gaming. But still, the Q60B is definitely an upgrade in picture quality!

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@bhaliyavivek9012 It will be okay for fast moving objects, but you may want to consider going with the Q70C series as it uses a 120Hz panel which will be better for motion. Here's a link to our video on that one: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4CRFwKB4Oe8.html

Hi I just bought the same Tv. Did you ever get an answer for this?

I believe the additional letter is a variation sold by an authorized seller like costco

@NA1106 It's not as good as it is on the Q80B, but it wasn't bad from our experience.

@@abtelectronics Samsung Q90T 75” any good?

@aaronlam7287 We like the picture on both models. At the moment, the Sony is on sale for $100 less than the Samsung so if you're looking for the best deal the Sony is the way to go. And Sony has the Google Play store, which has more apps available to download if that's something you're interested in. Here's some links to our current pricing: Sony bit.ly/3Qyksqu, Samsung bit.ly/3QDIpwW

@sahilbhalla389 Choosing between those two options, we'd recommend going with the Samsung Q60B. The quantum dot layer provides really nice colors at a great price. Here's a link to our latest pricing: bit.ly/3YQVKpn

Yes! No clue what this is or how to turn it off, but it does it often when the image goes completely black (like during movie credits). Pretty annoying. I have a 75" and it also has bad backlight bleed, which can be really distracting when watching in a dark room. I'm planning on returning it and going for a slightly nicer TV, I think it's worth paying a bit more to avoid those issues

Yes that’s some type of tech to enhance the picture during blackness. Even my 4 year old Samsung does that.

@Mohit Sharma We prefer the Samsung Q60B to the Nano75. The picture qualities aren't extremely different and the viewing angles on the LG are better, but if you're going to be sitting in front of or just slightly off to the side of the TV, we'd say go with the Samsung. Here's a link to our latest pricing: bit.ly/3TlDznr

@freddiehuijsamer3871 This can happen with LED backlit TVs. It's likely light bloom. If it's affecting the picture and the TV is still under warranty you may want to have a service technician look at it. If it was purchased from Abt, please send your contact information to youtube@abt.com and we will have one of our technicians reach out to try and help. We offer free lifetime technical support on any products purchased from our store.

Its because the picture on the website that i purchased it from has a black bottom bezel

@NickAlegria-xw7jj It should be the same on all the sizes, but we don't have this series on display any longer as it was replaced with the Q60C for 2023.

@@abtelectronics thank you sir

@Ugo Ewulonu The Q60B uses a 60Hz panel so motion isn't quite as smooth as it is on the Q80B, but it's not bad. This is a terrific TV option if you're on a budget and still want the amazing colors that QLED offers.

@@abtelectronics I’m deciding between the Q60B or AU8000. Would you say that the Q has a significantly better picture? Also how would you rate the gray uniformity on these TVs? The reason I’m getting a new tv is because I see dirty screen effect when watching hockey and baseball on my current tv. Have you noticed a lot of DSE with these TVs?

@Ugo Ewulonu The difference in picture quality isn't night and day. We'd consider the AU8000 to be a better value, but the Q60B has a better picture. As far as DSE goes, that will vary from panel to panel even within the same series. We've been fortunate that the units we've tested and have on display in the store have all been pretty good.

@@abtelectronics Awsome, thanks for the feedback, I really appreciate it! 👍🏾

@Shubham Lokhande They both have good pictures so you really can't go wrong. The consensus here was that the Samsung was a bit better overall, but if you're choosing between these two you won't be disappointed in either one. Thanks for watching!

@@abtelectronics tysm bro

Hey which one you got? M also confused between these two

@@akshyachauhan7627 sony x80k and lg qned81

Is the Sony x80k good?

@Wiets It indicated the model year in which the TV was first produced. The B series TVs are from 2022.

@@abtelectronics thanks!

@Josh Shelton We don't have schematics on where the physical wifi module would be. You can use the TV without wifi enabled though by turning it off in the Network Settings menu.

@budpimpinz Yes, this does support screen mirroring from the phone to the TV. If you're using an iPhone you'll want to use the AirPlay feature. Here's a link to the video on how to set it up: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bfITbW5c3kw.html

@@abtelectronics thanks for the reply! At first I saw no Apple play settings and after I updated the tv vía wifi ,,, I’m using the tv with my hotspot since I don’t have cable/satellite internet.

Only way to use apple screen share is over wifi… do you think it would work over a home network with no internet as well?

@budpimpinz Both the TV and iPhone would need to be on the same network for the feature to work, but if you don't have a wireless network set up with internet you won't be able to use the feature.

@Corwin That's correct. You can use the Gaming Hub feature along with an Xbox controller and stream games right off the TV.

@Arihant Creations Both are great options. The Q60B is a better all around TV, but the Sony is currently priced lower. So if you're looking to save a bit, go with the Sony. Otherwise, we'd say Samsung. Here are links to both, Samsung: bit.ly/3U6M73d Sony: bit.ly/3ByFVtF

@@abtelectronics I ordered samsung q60b and got camera for free worth rupees 8990

@@abtelectronics thank you🙂

@nicolasrobles9349 We don't carry Vizio so we don't have a great way to compare them side by side, however the MQX series has full array local dimming and a 120Hz panel which are both big additions over the Q60B. The Q80B from Samsung would be a much closer comparison to the MQX based on specs, and we like the Q80B series a lot.

@thandomotshweni1477 You're limited to what's available in Samsung's App catalog, but if the app is available on a Firestick, Roku, or Google TV you could always connect one of those to your TV and use the app that way.

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@CharlieEdward25 Here are the steps: 1. Have Game Mode turned on, or set to Auto. 2. Press and hold the Play/Pause button on the remote to open the Game Bar From there, the menu should pop up at the bottom of the screen and allow you to change the gaming settings.

@user-pd6vc4ol6k If it's from a reputable/authorized dealer who's going to honor the manufacturer's warranty it seems like a really good deal. We only have the C series in stock and they don't make a 60" version unfortunately, but if you wind up going for the newer model be sure to give our experts a call at 800-860-3736 to hear about our most current pricing.

samsung does this. they move the models lower each year. only the flagship gets a little better overall, or sometimes not even that. example, 2019 Q60R is better then 2020 Q60T, but a little worse then 2020 Q70T. so, if you want an upgrade you need to look for a class (or sometimes 2 or even 3 classes) above. :) own 3 samsung tv, they are good, for the money they provide value and quality, at least in my opinion so far. (have them for 2 years now, hope the warranty holds :D)

This is 100% correct.

Just buy android tv, much better

@@QcK0101 I've a LG oled c1 this tv is for my nephew

@@louisbrown7152 ok, u said u have q60r, lg c1 is the best ofc

It's missing some high end features for gaming, but the picture should still look great

@PMC05 Are you looking at the 75 inch version? If so, we have the same deal going on at Abt through 11/13/22: bit.ly/3te3YZM That's a great TV for the money! We also offer free shipping within the contiguous United States, and lifetime technical support from our own Abt experts. And there's no fee to shop with us!

@@abtelectronics yes! The q60a the 2021 model goes for $1050 atm as well from Amazon but the q60b is $1100 a 2022 model what are the differences between the two and which one would u recommend and warranty? Btw are the foot pedal stool legs adjustable to go closer or further apart together? My 65” TCL 4series last week just stopped working on me after 4 yrs is that tv salvageable at all it just went black on me. You also did mention this model q60b has a web browser meaning I can log onto the internet and google search stuff using via the remote using a wifi connection from the tv? What’s the price difference between the q60 vs q80?

@PMC05 They are very similar TVs. The Q60B has a slightly better picture and an updated OS which we found to be easier to use. The warranty that comes with either is 1 year for parts and labor. We offer our own protection plans if you wanted to extend the coverage. As far as the pedestal goes, it will only set up in one width position, but you can adjust the height of the pedestal slightly if you're using a soundbar. The Q80B is about $150 more currently. That one has a better picture, a 120Hz refresh rate, and is compatible with Dolby Atmos. Well worth the extra cost. Here's a link to our current pricing on that one: bit.ly/3NUdtqL

@PMC05 To address the web browser, yes, you can search the internet, but it's not a great experience. We'd recommend using a tablet or computer instead.

@@abtelectronics thank you for the response! I think I’ve made up my mind will go for the q80b since I’ve always wanted to tap in to oled scene but still too much for me so qled will be the next best thing for me for now and $1k is my budget u think on Black Friday this specific tv will go down anymore and hope this Samsung last longer than my TCl did lol 😆

@user-um6jr5xl8c It's possible the model made for the European market runs at 50Hz. The model they make for the US market though is 60Hz.

Really good question many people do not think about that the 900 B and the 800 B both half 4 GB of ram and Wi-Fi 6E the 65,75,&85 model

@@kodymosley7763actually thanks we have 60b

The s95B has 1 gigabyte of RAM with wi-Fi five anything below that television is definitely lower in ram/wiFi I have the 43inch from last year 2021 and it definitely is a bit slower then the other models above this model from last year however really good TV can’t complain Samsung website still have the last year model for a pretty good price as well as the 70a and 85a

@@kodymosley7763 do u think samsung should launch qled with more affordable Price since 8k and qled is their

Yes I do that would be great if they did

@slight1699 It's on the bottom bezel of the TV near the IR receiver.

@@abtelectronics Model - Q60T. Can't find it. Receiver is under the center bottom bezel, under the Samsung logo, but no button. Thanks.

@slight1699 It's a small button under the Samsung logo. Here is a link to the manual showing the location. The image I'm referring to can be found on page 12: downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/EM/202007/20200725031633001/BN68-10099C-01_UM_QTQ80D%20QTQ70E%20QTQ60F_AFRICA%20MENA_L02_200217.0.pdf

@@abtelectronics Thank you! It was covered with film, so not visible before.

@VENUGOPAL T Those are pretty evenly matched TVs. We liked the Samsung a bit better for HDR content, but Sony has a larger App catalog. So it depends on how you'll be using the TV. You can also call in and speak with one of our specialists for more information if you need any help selecting the right model: www.abt.com/specialists

@@abtelectronics thankyou for your response, really appreciate it. I will be using TV for its core nature of viewing video content and not worried about range of apps or sound quality as I use fire stick and apple tv for apps and Bose soundbar700. I'm looking for good display. In India during this festive season, samsung 55 Q60B & 55Q 70B QLED are costing almost same. Wanted to know if the Samsung QLED 60/70B can be considered over Sony X80K UHD LED TV.

@@venugopal6684 same doubt but I went for Q60B bcoz of its clarity picture

@Ralph Menchavez It's always a possibility because of the technology, but it shouldn't be excessive. If you purchased your TV from Abt please send your contact info to youtube@abt.com and we can have one of our technicians get in touch with you to help figure it out.

@colin1235421 It depends on what market you're in. The Q60B made for the US market is 60hz.

I have the same question.

@@AbhishekRamesh1 no one seems to know I'm thinking the bd is special made for like qvc or hsn...

I think the D is for when it's sold at Costco. Not sure just saw it on other television reviews.

@@rodnirodz2261 You are correct

@Edvinas Romanovskis The Q60B series uses a 60Hz panel. You'll need to go up to the Q80B for 120Hz: bit.ly/3edbL6c

@AbeTheBolt 1 The Q60B is not a bad TV, it's just not for everyone. If you're a gamer or you watch a lot of sports, moving to the Q80B gives you better motion handling, 4k/120Hz and VRR (definitely worth the extra $ if needed). But if you're buying a TV for movies or streaming content and you just want a good picture without the added cost of all the bells and whistles, this will still do the trick. Thanks for watching!

@Giroutte. Haha! Yeah, RU-vid is taking a long time to process the 4K version. Should be ready soon, hopefully. Thanks for checking it out in the lowest of resolutions. Hopefully your screen has good upscaling :-)

@@abtelectronics I just haven’t clicked at a video so fast after being released in ages haha. Great video btw, very informative.

Thanks for the kind words! We appreciate it.

@Utkarsh Goel The model made for use in the US market is a 60Hz panel. It's possible the specs are different if you're in a different market. Thanks for watching!

@@abtelectronics possibly as i think the website i checked was of india

In the last three weeks, my Samsung Q70R has interrupted me with the message "We are adjusting your screen for the best quality (sic) experience..." It then proceeds to turn on all its quality-destroying automatic Soap Opera Effect settings. Why is there no setting to turn OFF Samsung's STUPID MEDDLING? It's the worst "operating system" since Windows Me.

I do genuinely see the difference. iPad Pro is 120 hz, iPhone 13 mini is 60 hz and slower. Choppy.

Movies and shows do not benefit. Games do. And for games 120hz absolutely is better (in most cases, in some games it doesn't matter)

It’s mostly for gaming and faster moving content like sports. A higher frame rate panel looks better and more natural for viewing higher speed content than if you viewed the same content on a 60hz panel with artificial motion smoothing.