This definitely signals the Q70A as the screen to go for if you’re a gamer of the two, especially for next-gen.īoth the Q60A and Q70A also come with Samsung’s new slim One Remote control, powered by solar recharging (including from indoor lighting), so no more AAA batteries to worry about. There’s also ALLM and AMD FreeSync VRR on board. One of these is HDMI 2.1 and supports 4K 120Hz. The Q70A comes with a more accommodating set of four HDMI ports. The Q60A does support ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode) though, so will switch to a low input lag gaming mode when you power up your console.
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These are all HDMI 2.0, which is fine for 4K HDR overall, but means you won't be able to run your PS5 or Xbox Series X at 4K 120Hz, if you're a gamer who cares about such things. The Q60A features three HDMI inputs, with eARC. The Q70A has a simple central pedestal stand, which makes it simpler in terms of furniture. These are height adjustable, to accommodate adding one of the best soundbars without obscuring the screen. The Q60A has two individual feet, which will require wide AV furniture if you’re not wall-mounting. It’s the stand style that sets the models apart. Both flatscreens adopt a minimalist 25cm thin ‘AirSlim’ design, with stylish three-sided micro bezel. Samsung has done a nice styling job on the Q60A and Q70A. (Image credit: Samsung) Samsung Q60A vs Q70A: Design & connectivity
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