These are samsung tvs after all, except for the pricing this year, the tvs themselves must be fairly good, If no owners are going to post about them, how about any guys who have looked long and hard in the retail stores like currys, and the like, even if only to tell us why you did not buy one. pricing aside that is.
At last someone to start this thread who will own a Q series tv. I will look forward to reading your first impressions of this samsung. well done. this could be the start of a long thread.I have a 65" Flat Q7 arriving this Wednesday, happy to post my thoughts once it's been setup.
Ah, an optimist....this could be the start of a long thread.
Wow. Shocked you did not go for an OLED but instead went for an edge lit LCD
That's a step down from a back-lit LCD.
Personally I would have added a few hundred and bought an LG 66" C7
Anyway as long you're happy.
Good luck with this one
It's disingenuous for a Moderator (of all people) of this specific Samsung forum to cast such serious doubt on the purchase of the Q7.
Why bother to have such a forum at all if those in charge have such a negative opinion on non OLED purchases.
What happened to brand loyalty, surely you have not had this screen long enough to justify "Jumping ship". surely you compared OLEDS to the samsung you bought, as they are in the same price range. Quite frankly your method for choosing tvs now has me baffled.I hate this forum
You made me go down to John Lewis and I was blown away by the oled screen. I'm seriously considering changing this tv now.
Although which model would you suggest ? The B7 65" would cost me £50 more to purchase as I have £2750 credit.
What tv is that in the picture, it seems too small for a 75 inch.Hi folks I've had, since May, the Q7F 75" QLED on a stand. Replaced my picture perfect Panny 58" plasma (2009) - gave it away free. Just wanted a bigger and slimmer frame and looked at this and a few others and it looked (structure and picture wise) easily the best. We're loving it at viewing distance of around 3-4 metres. Have not calibrated it, just flick between different modes depending on broadcast and room light. Dynamic too bright at night. Bottom line very happy. None of the aforementioned problems with ours. Thought about getting a SQ7 as well, but decided my M50d looked better and performance almost identical....!!!
If they were problem free I would buy OLED: no question about it. However, before you 'jump ship' I suggest you read through the OLED forums on banding, image retention, and, screen burning problems.
What happened to brand loyalty, surely you have not had this screen long enough to justify "Jumping ship". surely you compared OLEDS to the samsung you bought, as they are in the same price range. Quite frankly your method for choosing tvs now has me baffled.
It's disingenuous for a Moderator (of all people) of this specific Samsung forum to cast such serious doubt on the purchase of the Q7.
Why bother to have such a forum at all if those in charge have such a negative opinion on non OLED purchases.
I do agree but with so many opinions and options ppl are spoilt for choice. But yes we should get back on topic, one negative I have is that a number of review sites are stating that the QLED is poor value for money.
It is definitely 75. The fact that the frame is so slim it does not appear that big to us either in the lounge compared to the old Panny 58!What tv is that in the picture, it seems too small for a 75 inch.