There are only SIX different TV models to choose from!

And they are designed to cater to ALL needs and budgets. 

From the top of the line TV to the entry level TV, there's literally no reason you can't have the TV that will make your football games, movie nights, or morning news programs absolutely awesome. 

Let's dive in to our line of TVs, so you can learn exactly what's special about each one, without talking about a bunch of meaningless technical stuff... 

We'll start with the top of the line, and work our way down... Ready?!

What makes this unique is that it's 8k, meaning there are 33 MILLION pixels (little dots) that make up the picture. 

What does that mean? 

Simply put, the more dots, the crisper the picture. 

And this TV has at least 4 TIMES the dots of the next best TV. 

And that's what's super unique about this TV. 

So, if you're someone who always wants the best of the best, this TV is all you!

Simple, right?

So, this is one step down from the best TV you can possibly get...

And what's cool about this TV and the Q900 above this is that they both have a box for all your inputs (all the wires)...

Why is that cool?

Because once your TV is hung on the wall (which we do for you, by the way), it's not easy to hook additional devices up to it without taking it off the wall.

But with a box for your inputs, your kid's friend could bring over his new XBOX, for instance, and you could easily hook it up for them!

So, if you don't want to spring for the 8k monster Q900 above, and 8 MILLION pixels is enough for you (trust us, it is!)—PLUS you want that box for the inputs—the Q90 is PERFECT!!

Another awesome thing about this TV (and the two above) is the type of screen...

Now, this is important, so we will make it super simple...

This TV (and the Q900 and Q90 above) all have a triple layer screen, which does three important things:

Look at the picture below... 

The Q80 with the triple layer screen is the TV on the right, and the TV on the left without the triple layer screen is the TV one step down from this one. 

Check out the difference:

What's awesome about this TV is that, like the amazing TVs above it, it also has full-array backlighting, which is super important. 

I know... this is starting to sound technical, so let's quickly make it super clear...

To understand it, imagine looking at a TV screen and on it is a dark night sky with a bright white moon in the center. 

With full-array backlighting, you'll see the moon, and you won't see any light bleed or glow around it. So it will look SUPER crisp. 

But with edge-lighting, you will see a glow around the moon, when you aren't supposed to, because the light from the moon bleeds into the black areas of the screen. 

If you're watching something like Game of Thrones, for instance, and it's a really dark scene, this TV will allow you to more clearly see everything as compared to the TV below it and any other TVs that are edge-lit, because the dark areas will remain dark, and the light areas won't bleed into them. 

Simple? Kind of... 

If it's still confusing, and you're old enough to remember Light Bright, think about it like this:

This TV, like Light Bright, is lit from the back. Each dot on the TV is individually lit, and when it's not lit, it's completely black. 

Edge lit, on the other hand, means that the edges of the TV are where the light originates, and the edges are always lit, so, long story short, it means less control and more bleeding. 

So imagine the dark night sky with the bright white moon again...

Because the edge lit screen has to shine light from the edges, the light passes behind the dark night sky to get to the image of the moon, and because of that, the dark night sky isn't as deep and dark as it is with a full array screen. 

TL;DR? 

Full array ROCKS, and this TV (the Q70) is full array, so it ROCKS as a result.  

What does that mean? 

Basically this TV, like the ones above, show over a BILLION shades of color. 

Incredible. 

So if the price points for the above TVs are out of your wheelhouse, this Q60 Series option is on the table, and you'll absolutely LOVE it. 

Not only that, but this QLED TV and the ones above it are extremely bright, which is a big deal when you want something that looks unbelievable. 

Still a lot, obviously, but the TVs above show 1 BILLION with a B, which is 64 times the range of color. 

Plus, the TVs above are significantly brighter. 

But don't write this TV off just yet!!!

What the heck does that mean, you ask?

This is pretty easy to grasp also, so don't worry.

240 hertz means 240 frames per second. 

The more frames per second, the more crystal clear the motion is of objects on the screen. 

So, let's say you love watching football. 

QB drops back and throws a bullet to the tight end—the ball on this TV will be crystal clear. 

On the TV below this, on our entry level 75" TV, it's 120 hertz (half the hertz of this TV), and so the ball will look more like a comet, with a trail behind it. 

Make sense?

Awesome!