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Samsung QN55Q70A QLED 4K Smart TV 55-Inch

  • 55 inch class QLED 4K panel
  • 120 Hz refresh, Motion Xcelerator Turbo Plus
  • Quantum HDR with HDR10 and HDR10+
  • Edge LED backlight
  • 4 HDMI ports, 2 USB ports, Ethernet
  • Alexa built in, voice remote
  • 200 x 200 mm VESA pattern
  • ATSC tuner for antenna channels

Last refreshed Sep 23, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A QLED TV with a fast panel and several inputs for a living room full of consoles and streamers. Contrast is listed only as high with no figure, so brightness-sensitive rooms need more research.

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ASIN: B08WFNSM75Model: Q70ACategory: QLED TVs

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Overview

An edge LED backlight shines in from the sides of a QLED panel, and Quantum HDR processing shapes the picture for supported HDR content. Alexa is built in, with voice control through the supplied remote.

A fast panel refresh and four HDMI ports make it a flexible hub for game systems and set-top devices. The limits: speaker output is modest, and the page gives no peak brightness, local dimming detail or contrast figure.

Who it's for

Households that connect many devices and like voice control through Alexa on the remote match the set. Those watching in a bright room, or needing detailed brightness data, should look for a model whose listing provides it.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Fast refresh panel
  • Four HDMI ports
  • Alexa built in
  • Quantum HDR processing
Cons
  • Contrast listed only as high
  • Edge LED backlight type
  • Modest speaker output
  • Software update support unknown

Performance notes

With edge lighting, the LEDs run along the panel border, so brightness is spread through the screen rather than controlled zone by zone. Quantum HDR processing maps HDR content to the panel, and the refresh rate matters mainly for gaming and fast motion. Built-in speakers are low in output, so a sound system helps for movies.

Specifications

BrandSamsung
ModelQ70A
Dimensions & fit
Display size class55 inches (screen 54.6 inches)
Weight35.9 pounds (34.2 without stand)lower than 64% of 60 qled tvs
Item dimensions d x W x h9.8 x 48.5 x 30.5 inches
Power & efficiency
Annual energy consumption140 kWh
Compatibility & installation
Hardware interfaceBluetooth, Ethernet, HDMI, USB, Wi-Fi
VESA mount standard200 x 200 mm
Warranty & support
HDR format supportedHDR10, HDR10+ (Quantum HDR)
Warranty description1 year manufacturer
Other details
Resolution4K
Refresh rate120 Hz
Display technologyQLED
Motion enhancement technologyMotion Xcelerator Turbo Plus
Display backlight configurationEdge LED
Voice assistantAmazon Alexa (voice remote)
Total USB ports2
Screen mirroring technologyMiracast
Total number of HDMI ports4
Speaker description20 watts, 2 channels
Tuner typeATSC
Builtin mediaPower cable, remote control, user manual
DUAL LED BacklightDedicated warm and cool LED backlights provide enhanced contrast.
QUANTUM HDRGo beyond HDTV with an expanded range of color.

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  • Refresh rate 120 vs 144 Hz (-17%)
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  • Refresh rate 120 vs 144 Hz (-17%)
  • Weight 35.9 vs 50.9 pounds (-29%)
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  • Refresh rate 120 vs 60 Hz (+100%)
  • Weight 35.9 vs 30 pounds (+20%)
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Frequently asked questions

How big and heavy is the Samsung Q70A 55 inch TV?

With the stand the dimensions are 9.8 inches deep, 48.5 wide and 30.5 high, and it weighs 35.9 pounds, or 34.2 pounds without the stand. The viewable screen is listed as 54.6 inches.

Does the Samsung Q70A include a wall mount?

The box lists a power cable, a remote and a user manual. The TV supports a 200 x 200 mm VESA pattern, so a wall bracket is a separate item.

Which streaming apps are listed for the Samsung Q70A?

The listing names Apple TV+, Crackle, Google Play Movies & TV, Netflix, Prime Video, SHOWTIME, Sling TV and YouTube.