The relationship between the smarts and tv are sometimes underrated. It's one less connection to act up. When adjusting picture settings there aren't two indep

The relationship between the smarts and tv are sometimes underrated. It's one less connection to act up. When adjusting picture settings there aren't two independent layers of settings that don't interact with each other. I was in the dumb tv camp, but I think having all my settings in one menu has converted me a bit. If you're plugging in a roku or fire anyway just get a roku or fire tv and avoid the extra complexity of the interface handshake.