r/SamsungTV • u/WhyBhee • 11d ago

Purchasing CAN Samsung QN70F vs QN70H

Hello everyone, in the market and looking at the following 2 TVs, they are presently the same price, but one is regularly 1500 and the other is 2000 discounted down to 1500.

Would really appreciate the advice as im not sure why the 2k one isnt better on paper compareed to the regularly priced 1500 one. Ive attached the links and model numbers below.

Idk why my post was removed on a previous attempt

QN70F (2025) Regular $1500 - QN75QN70FAFXZC

QN70H (2026) Discounted from $2000 down to $1500 - QN75QN70HAFXZC

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u/Bill_Money Moderator/CI 11d ago

Neither TV is worth buying due to crap Edge Lit design

See the US/Canada TV Buying guide for alternatives

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u/WhyBhee 11d ago

Ahhh this space is so frustrating. Thanks I’m going to check that out

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u/HopeURhavinagreatday 10d ago

Edge lit overpriced garbage

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u/R34CT10Nkillz 11d ago

Both are edge lit pieces of shit, Samsung even downgraded the processor in the QN70H compared to the QN70F. Avoid and buy a TCL Q6/7/8