Review on SAMSUNG QN32LS03TBFXZA Bundle Support Extension by Akemi Akio ᠌

Of the minuses: 1. To begin with, at the time of writing the review, even on amazon, photos of The Frame 43 "or larger model are flooded. The real 32" model has attachment points located in other places (along the upper edges), and the wire to the One Connect block completely different (not transparent, but gray, twice as thick). 2. For some reason, not a single store, including branded ones, explains in an accessible language that along with the TV there is a box that will need to be hidden somewhere, and if there are outlets behind the TV, this model simply cannot be installed on a walking mount included. For some reason, this should be a surprise, which the buyer should find out about only after the purchase. 3. I don’t know why it was decided to do it this way, but the antenna cable is not connected to the One Connect block, but directly to the TV. Taking into account the fact that a good (Italian) antenna cable is quite thick, it fits with great difficulty into the groove intended for it and at the same time rests against the wall, interfering with the smooth installation of the TV. Pros: Good picture and sound for a 32" TV What else do I want to add. I go to the manufacturer's website and see an animation on it, next to which it says that I can tilt the TV. Actually, where is this slope on the 32" model? And it simply does not exist! Because this model has a completely different mount (without slope). This model is suitable only for those people who are just starting repairs and think everything over in advance, they will make a recess behind the TV, both for the One Connect block and for a huge number of wires (One Connect wires 2.5 m, network 1.5 m, + antenna) or they will make a cable channel for wires going to the bedside table under the TV, where all the connections will be (in this case, you need to calculate everything as competently as possible, otherwise, even a slightly protruding wire behind the TV will protrude it from the wall. We hung the TV on a third-party mount. There were sockets behind the TV. The guys from Installation TV St. Petersburg helped. See photo