In general, everything else works flawlessly, but the lunge of the picture is already very annoying when watching a video. Many people complain about the remote control, so I have no problems with it, it works fine. Has pros: It works smartly, the 2022 Samsung TV came to life with its advanced features. Although it had its own smart TV, it already doesn’t support a lot of things and slows down wildly when you start smart. There are no such problems with this prefix, but there are also jambs. Its cons: The main drawback, which I no longer know how to deal with, is crashes when watching videos on YouTube or movie search. Moreover, the flight always randomly occurs, then the picture will disappear, but there is sound, then everything will simply disappear, and here only restarting the set-top box helps. In general, it infuriates a lot, the cost is such and such a cant. I'm thinking of changing the firmware, maybe it will solve this problem.
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