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Costco Members: 82" Samsung Class 4K Smart QLED TV + 3-Year Allstate Protection Expired
$1000
$1,599.99
+ Free Shipping
Update: This deal is still available.
Costco Wholesale has for its Members: 82" Samsung Class Q6DT Series 4K UHD Smart QLED TV (QN82Q6DTAFXZA) + 3-Year Allstate Protection Plan for $999.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member unicorn12 for finding this deal.
Specs:
Costco Wholesale has for its Members: 82" Samsung Class Q6DT Series 4K UHD Smart QLED TV (QN82Q6DTAFXZA) + 3-Year Allstate Protection Plan for $999.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member unicorn12 for finding this deal.
Specs:
- Resolution: 3840x2160
- Refresh Rate: 60Hz (120 motion rate)
- High Dynamic Range Format: Quantum HDR/HDR 10+
- Smart Platform: Smart TV powered by TIZEN
- VESA Mount: 600x400mm
- Inputs
- 3x HDMI v2.0
- 2x USB v2.0
- 1x Ethernet
- 1x Composite Video
- 1x Digital Optical Audio
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- About this deal:
- Price is $100 lower than this Frontpage Deal from June.
- Offer valid through August 7, 2022 or while supplies last
- About this product:
- Rated 4.5 stars out 5 overall based on 4,900+ reviews on Costco Wholesale
- Includes a 1-year manufacturer's warranty + Year 2 Costco Concierge + 3-year Allstate Protection Plan automatically added to cart for a total of a 5-year coverage
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Be prepared to potentially have severe light bleed on an 82" or 85" edge-lit QLED.
I got an 82" Q70T and even had the panel replaced under warranty. It's bad enough that I am going to have to get a 85QN90A or 85QN90B this year.
They look good during bright scenes, with the lights on, or when the picture fills the whole screen. They look really bad when the scene is dark and/or the lights are off.
The Samsung tech basically said that they have to allow too much light from the edge to achieve the nits they need and that more often than not, you are going to get a poor panel by light bleed standards. Smaller QLEDS don't have to send the light as "far" into the panel is why there are usually less issues with them.
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Be prepared to potentially have severe light bleed on an 82" or 85" edge-lit QLED.
I got an 82" Q70T and even had the panel replaced under warranty. It's bad enough that I am going to have to get a 85QN90A or 85QN90B this year.
They look good during bright scenes, with the lights on, or when the picture fills the whole screen. They look really bad when the scene is dark and/or the lights are off.
The Samsung tech basically said that they have to allow too much light from the edge to achieve the nits they need and that more often than not, you are going to get a poor panel by light bleed standards. Smaller QLEDS don't have to send the light as "far" into the panel is why there are usually less issues with them.
Be prepared to potentially have severe light bleed on an 82" or 85" edge-lit QLED.
I got an 82" Q70T and even had the panel replaced under warranty. It's bad enough that I am going to have to get a 85QN90A or 85QN90B this year.
They look good during bright scenes, with the lights on, or when the picture fills the whole screen. They look really bad when the scene is dark and/or the lights are off.
The Samsung tech basically said that they have to allow too much light from the edge to achieve the nits they need and that more often than not, you are going to get a poor panel by light bleed standards. Smaller QLEDS don't have to send the light as "far" into the panel is why there are usually less issues with them.
BrandSamsung
Compatible withAlexa
Compatible withGoogle Assistant
ConnectivityWi-Fi Enabled
Dimensions (with stand)15.4 in. x 45.3 in. x 72.1 in.
Dimensions (without stand)2.5 in. x 41.1 in. x 72.1 in.
Display TypeQLED
High Dynamic Range (HDR)HDR 10 Plus
Inputs - HDMI 1HDMI 2.0
Inputs - HDMI 2HDMI 2.0
Inputs - HDMI 3HDMI 2.0
ModelQN82Q6DTAFXZA
Motion TechnologyMotion Rate 120
Native Refresh Rate60Hz
Number of Digital Optical Audio Inputs1
Number of HDMI Inputs3
Number of USB Ports2
Resolution3840 x 2160
Screen Size Class82 in.
Screen TypeFlat
Smart TV PlatformSamsung Tizen
Speaker Output20 W
VESA Mounting Standard600x400
Warranty Coverage5 Years
Weight - with Stand99 lb.
Weight - without Stand96.3 lb.
Wireless Standard802.11ac
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And here's the RTINGS [rtings.com] review:
The Samsung Q60T is a decent TV for most uses. It's good for watching TV during the day since it gets bright and has decent reflection handling. Despite lacking local dimming, it's still decent for watching movies in dark rooms thanks to its outstanding contrast ratio and remarkable black uniformity. It has a low input lag, so gaming feels responsive, but its slow response time makes motion look blurry. It's also a bit lacking for HDR, as it doesn't get bright enough to make highlights pop in HDR content.
You missed the memorial day deal @ sams they have q60 85 inch for 999
https://www.samsung.com/us/televi...q80aaf
Is the 83" set better than that for the same price?
https://www.samsung.com/us/televi...q80aaf
Is the 83" set better than that for the same price?
Yours didn't rate very well on rtings either though.
"The Samsung Q80/Q80A QLED is a mid-range LED TV. It replaces the popular Samsung Q80/Q80T QLED from 2020. However, it's not one of Samsung's best-performing TVs anymore because it sits below the Neo QLED models in their 2021 lineup. It's also different from past Samsung TVs because it uses an IPS-like panel that has wide viewing angles, which comes at the cost of a low contrast ratio. It has a local dimming feature to improve the dark room performance, but it performs terribly, and it's not a good choice for use in dark rooms. "
Yours didn't rate very well on rtings either though.
"The Samsung Q80/Q80A QLED is a mid-range LED TV. It replaces the popular Samsung Q80/Q80T QLED from 2020. However, it's not one of Samsung's best-performing TVs anymore because it sits below the Neo QLED models in their 2021 lineup. It's also different from past Samsung TVs because it uses an IPS-like panel that has wide viewing angles, which comes at the cost of a low contrast ratio. It has a local dimming feature to improve the dark room performance, but it performs terribly, and it's not a good choice for use in dark rooms. "