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#MONITOR TELEVISOR SAMSUNG PC#

In the box is a full Samsung remote and what I suggest is that if you own a current model Samsung TV you pair the remote with the TV.

What you will need to do is plug in a Logitech dongle, so that you can connect a keyboard and mouse, or you can Bluetooth connect by going to setting, networking and Bluetooth connect to link with a Bluetooth mouse keyboard or Galaxy Buds for listening to Netflix or video streams.Īnother option is Samsung DEX, which mirrors the screen of Samsung’s Galaxy smartphones, and allows you to use the phone as a mini-PC. This is an affordable premium monitor that ticks the boxes and has some really neat tricks up its sleeve, such as being able boot up your Office 365, access your Outlook emails without the need for a notebook.

#MONITOR TELEVISOR SAMSUNG PC#

This is a 32″ PC monitor with 4K resolution, and the resolution is actually better that some of the 32″ 4K TVs on sale in stores. This is not a top end monitor, but it gets dam close, and I suspect a lot of people would not recognise the difference between a $1,000 120Hz monitor and the recently launched $549 M7 from Samsung when it comes to work processes. When I was told that Samsung had a new monitor that doubled as a TV, I was sceptical, the concept was neat but as for the execution of a premium work monitor to TV with all the Samsung smarts from their popular range of TV’s built in, I really had to see it to get my head around the concept, now I have, and I am impressed. 8k is pointless these days anyway.I work all day on a large screen monitor, sometimes two of them side by side and I am extremely fussy about quality especially as we are looking at high-res images and magazine layouts. I'd personally get a 34' or 38' ultrawide 1440p and call it a day. I think both 43' and 55' are dogshit for productivity.

Another thing I saw is that some Samsung 8k models don't support Chroma 4:4:4, I just don't know if this is only true for the first models from ~3 years ago or if it still applies.Īnyway, does anyone have this model and can provide more information?įor those who use a 55' TV as a monitor (regardless of resolution), do you find it ergonomic? Can you use it without having to turn your head too much to look at the edges? However, I wonder if using a 55' TV is ergonomic. I couldn't find any reviews on it (only for the 800 and 900 models, I don't know the differences), but the increase in area with 4x more resolution would be extremely useful for my daily usage.

#MONITOR TELEVISOR SAMSUNG UPGRADE#

However, I feel that I wouldn't feel a significant upgrade by making this change until I realized that we already have 8k TVs on the market, where the smallest one I found was this single 55' model available here in Brazil, the QN700B. I rarely play games and most of the time I use it for work/study and shitpost on this forum.

Its 120hz refresh rate seems interesting, but it's not something I really care about. Initially, I was thinking of just getting an LG C2 42', which would improve the screen quality itself, and they say that burn-in problems practically don't exist anymore. Currently, I have an entry-level LG 4k 43' (43UK6520PSA) that I use as a monitor at about 60cm away and it has been serving me well, but some things about it are already showing signs of age and I am considering replacing it.

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