It does rather depend on what you plan to run them with. On the whole, get the speakers that match your system is an adage that is rarely wrong. B&O definitely matched speakers and receivers so the best performance is usually from the recommended speaker.
I am not sure where you are but I would guess not the UK! The 4702 was not sold here - instead we had the 3800 which is a lovely speaker with a vry large Goodmans bass unit.
The M70 is an interesting speaker made to go with the Beomaster 4000 - it comes if you are lucky with beautiful trumpet stands, as does the 3800, and is also very well finished, both internally and externally.
I know the S75 well, having used these as main speakers for a number of years. These are big S45-2s in many ways but you will notice that the bass is a little overdone and less well controlled than the S45, which is a very correct speaker. Get a rosewood pair and if you like rock music, you will probably get on fine!
Alternatives do depend on your room and choice of system. I love M100s but they are large. Plenty of well controlled bass and lots of detail. In an informal listening test a few years ago with another Beoworld member, they were top of the pile against 3800s, S45s, S120s Pentas and a variety of smaller speakers. Their strong point is bass control - a big bass driver really does beat lots of small ones! M75s are similar but a little smaller. Again these are beautifully made speakers with good drive units and quality internal components.
Let us know what you plan to use them with and we can advise further.