Review on SAMSUNG QN32LS03TBFXZA Bundle Support Extension by Sang-hoon Lee ᠌

The real thickness of the bezels is greater than what is shown in marketing materials. The visual quality is exactly the same as that of TVs that cost two to three times less. And it's a lot worse than my old 24-inch TV, which was a Japanese brand. A single connection cable does not exist. Not him, and nobody else. The terrestrial antenna has to be manipulated into position inside the TV set. How to do that while also anchoring to the wall - Very intelligent engineers who are keeping their heads down. Or has the decision been made to stop watching the show on this TV? There is also a huge power supply box that must be placed at least 10 centimeters away from any wall to ensure proper ventilation. Why isn't this unsightliness shown in the promotional images? What should we do with her? Certain older codecs are not supported. Hi, mobile phone video from the early 2010s. MP4s with a low volume stutter and freeze up, or the audio simply stops. The picture mode in standby mode can potentially be used in a sneaky way. Please consider a monthly or annual subscription. Plus, in order to make the most of this TV, you'll need to sign up for a Samsung account and download Samsung's mobile app on your phone. The persistent impression that you were not sold candy inside a pretty package. The photo was terrible, but I knew that would be par for the course with this company. Even in bright light, flare is a major problem. It's particularly bothersome in low light or when dealing with dark settings. Streaming a slideshow of images from a phone, for some reason, drastically reduces the quality of the photos and renders the broadcast meaningless. My other TV that I've had for a while doesn't have this problem. Weird characteristic, yet only 20 years old. For some reason, smartphone video broadcasts are not full screen. Within this mode of operation, the screen format is disabled. How so? Full screen on a mobile device, but not on a TV without cropping the image (I'll admit that I didn't figure this out, but perhaps there's a hidden option to do this someplace in the menu). The menu's reasoning is frustrating, although it may just be a result of long-standing practice.