The Q60D is not an outright bad TV, by any means. Its overall design is more aesthetically pleasing than most TVs in its class, the picture is well-tuned right out of the box and its built-in smart platform provides those without a dedicated streaming device a way to access the best streaming services.
But, since its release, the cost of surprisingly scrappy mid-range TVs have come down, becoming even more enticing options for those looking to stretch their dollar. Some of these competitive mid-range sets offer more gaming features, a brighter picture and, in many cases, better software
If you’re a Samsung enthusiast and you don’t necessarily need your next budget-friendly TV to be as bright and as capable as possible, you’ll likely be happy with the Q60D. If you’re looking for a better value, you might want to check competing TVs like the TCL QM7 or Hisense U7N instead.
