Toshiba 70" 4K Ultra HD QLED Smart Fire TV - Black

QLED (Quantum Dot LED) technology uses quantum dots to produce brighter, more saturated, and more accurate colors compared to traditional LED TVs, enhancing the overall picture quality.

Yes, this TV has built-in Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, allowing you to control the TV and compatible smart home devices using voice commands.

Dolby Vision is an advanced HDR (High Dynamic Range) technology that optimizes picture quality with dynamic metadata for scene-by-scene brightness, color, and contrast. Dolby Atmos is an audio technology that creates a multi-dimensional sound experience, making it seem like sounds are coming from all around you, including overhead.

Yes, this TV can be wall-mounted. You will need a compatible VESA wall mount (please refer to the TV's manual for the specific VESA mounting pattern and screw sizes) and professional installation is recommended due to the size and weight of the TV.

Connect your gaming console or Blu-ray player to one of the TV's HDMI ports using a high-quality HDMI cable. Ensure you select the correct HDMI input on your TV using the remote control's input or source button.

TRU Picture Technology is a suite of features designed to enhance your viewing experience. It includes TRU Resolution for upscaling content, TRU Micro Dimming for improved contrast, and TRU Flow for smoother motion in fast-paced scenes.

Connect your TV to the internet. Navigate to the TV's settings menu, typically under 'Device & Software' or 'System', and look for 'About' or 'Software Update'. You can usually check for updates manually or set the TV to update automatically.

Ensure the power cable is securely plugged into both the TV and a working electrical outlet. Try plugging another device into the same outlet to confirm it has power. Check if the remote control batteries need replacing.

Check the source resolution; ensure you're watching 4K content when possible. For non-4K content, TRU Resolution will upscale it, but original quality matters. Verify HDMI cable connections and try a different HDMI port. Adjust picture settings in the TV menu (e.g., brightness, contrast, sharpness, TRU Picture settings).

Check the TV's volume level and ensure it's not muted. If using external audio, check the connection to the soundbar/receiver and its volume. Access the TV's audio settings to confirm correct output (e.g., TV Speakers, HDMI ARC, Optical).

Ensure the remote's microphone is not obstructed and that you're speaking clearly. Check if the remote's batteries are charged. Verify that the TV is connected to the internet and that your Amazon/Google account is properly linked in the Fire TV settings.

Check your internet connection speed and stability. Try restarting your home router and the TV itself (unplug from power for 60 seconds). Clear the cache for the problematic app in the TV's settings or try reinstalling the app.