It’s similar in appearance to Samsung’s 7000 or 8000 series, which is apt given that the Q60 is a transitional set between Samsung’s LED and QLED ranges. The Samsung Q60T offers a pretty standard design, with black plastic casing, a thin bezel, and an elegantly curved rear. It's more expensive, starting at $999 / £1,199 / AU$1,559 for the 43-inch, but it's got a brilliant design. Read our Samsung The Frame TV (2020) review for a TV that came out in the same year. Take a look at our Hisense H8G review for a 4K TV we think is a little better than the Samsung Q60T and also has a budget-friendly price tag.
It's also cheaper than the TV it was replaced by, the Samsung Q60A QLED-2021's entry-level 4K QLED.īut when it first entered the market, it was similar in price to the competition. The price of the Samsung Q60T QLED makes it cheaper than the TV its replacing, the Q60R, which you can compare in our Samsung Q60R review. There’s also a Q65T variant, which has silver finish rather than the Q60T’s standard black finish, but that’s the only difference. There’s a generous mix of sizing options. If you’re shopping from Australia, you can get a 55-inch model for AU$1,495, a 65-inch model for AU$1,895, or a 75-inch model for AU$2,895.
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