Review on 📺 SAMSUNG 55-Inch QLED Q70A Series - 4K UHD Quantum HDR Smart TV with Alexa Built-in (2021 Model): A Complete Review and Buying Guide by Reza Cook

Manufactured by Sony TVs and mainly by TCL. Honestly, it's not worth the extra money compared to cheaper 4k TVs on the market. Indeed the resolution is good and you can see the difference in resolution between the different technologies used. But in the end, if you watch almost ALL CONTENT from a few meters away, you will notice almost no difference. Now the software is crucial for me. Right out of the box, it's a not-so-intuitive, annoying ad (a $1,000+ TV ad). and then the software is quite buggy and difficult to use. Did I say it's not very intuitive? Then on my first day it gave me error codes when trying to add apps (even Samsung apps). I just gave up downloading the eff-ing gallery app (which should already be installed. Oh wait, it's not there). App Launcher or App Store (You'll have to search for apps yourself (what about searching for new apps)) Yes, TLC TVs don't come with fancy Roku software, but at least I've NEVER had error codes on my $350 55-inch 4K -TV on my first day (and yes the software is up to date). Anyway, I don't want to return this junk, I buy a Roku device and put it in this junk. Thanks Samsung, now I know why Apple is always ahead of you.