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I purchased a Samsung TV in 2019. It was my first really big TV (75” compared to my previous 39”) and I was excited to have a “home theater experience”. Unfort
by devmor 2y ago
I purchased a Samsung TV in 2019. It was my first really big TV (75” compared to my previous 39”) and I was excited to have a “home theater experience”.
Unfortunately what I got was garbage. Every 4-5 weeks from the day I bought it I have to reset the system to prevent it from becoming so slow that it lags while changing the volume. If I ever connect it to the internet to use its “smart” features, it puts ads into the menu. At this point I have all of it’s functionality other than display delegated to other devices and I pray I never have to change the input source, because that could take over a minute of screwing around and possibly turning it off and on. I paid $2000 for this experience.
If and when it eventually dies I will go out of my way to purchase a dumb “display” meant for commercial use, because every TV I have evaluated since, from every manufacturer, has similar issues. It’s ridiculous.