Samsung has 32" Samsung M80C 4K UHD Smart Monitor w/ USB-C for Streaming, Remote& SlimFit Camera (LS32CM80PUNXZA) on sale for $279.99 valid for Samsung EPP / EDU Members only or when you follow the deal instructions below. Shipping is free.
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Samsung has 32" Samsung M80C 4K UHD Smart Monitor w/ USB-C for Streaming, Remote& SlimFit Camera (LS32CM80PUNXZA) on sale for $279.99 valid for Samsung EPP / EDU Members only or when you follow the deal instructions below. Shipping is free.
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Anyone know if there are TV mount adapters? I installed a motorized tv mount that has the standard flat bar. Wondering if I could adapt this to it somehow...
Agreed. Everyone last one of my Samsung tvs, all 3 of them, have had burn in's and vertical lines. Had to bite the bullet and buy an expensive 77" LG OLED.
Agreed. Everyone last one of my Samsung tvs, all 3 of them, have had burn in's and vertical lines. Had to bite the bullet and buy an expensive 77" LG OLED.
I stopped buying Samsung TVs. Panels always have issues, and they always break down in less than five years. I am 5.5 years into my LG OLED and I still love it.
Anybody else having horrible audio and video synch when connected to Bluetooth speaker or headset. Luckily when paired with Samsung soundbar through WiFi does not have the same issue but still annoying with Bluetooth devices.
I stopped buying Samsung TVs. Panels always have issues, and they always break down in less than five years. I am 5.5 years into my LG OLED and I still love it.
You also plz stop buying junk from garage sale please
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Agreed. Everyone last one of my Samsung tvs, all 3 of them, have had burn in's and vertical lines. Had to bite the bullet and buy an expensive 77" LG OLED.
I will 3rd this. Samsung may make great phones, but I've had ZERO luck with there TV's. Had to return a brand new one twice to best buy, as it had big scuff marks on the screen straight out of the box. Finally the 3rd one was scratch free, but that too ended up dying in less than 5 years.
It's funny because all my other TV's I've purchased used, and they're still going strong after nearly 10-15 years.
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I stopped buying Samsung TVs. Panels always have issues, and they always break down in less than five years. I am 5.5 years into my LG OLED and I still love it.
Yup. Samsung's aren't built to last more than 5 years. My newest 75" Samsung lasted only 1.5 years! Burn in image suddenly appeared on my screen shortly after I purchased it brand new. And it was a giant, noticeable burn image too, took up 75% of the screen. That was the last straw with Samsung for me, went ahead and picked up an LG OLED and never looked back.
Wife has the 27" and loves it. Uses it as extra screen space for spreadsheets on her iMac or MacBook Air, but also has it connected to her gaming rig for BG3.
I ordered the 32" for myself. I like the TV features that I already enjoy on our Samsung Frame. I didn't buy Samsung in the past because I couldn't afford to, but I consider their panels to be superior.
The 27" has been solid, though admittedly we haven't put more than 1,000 hours on it yet. If you're going to be chasing high frame rates or pixel peeping, this may disappoint. But it is a solid display for your average consumer. And sadly I rarely have the time or energy to be the enthusiast I once was.
I bought the M80B version last year. The C version is what should have always been. The B version doesn't have a VESA mount, and is lacking in some ports.
But the monitor itself is actually pretty good. Out of the box it's pretty dim and the color accuracy kind of sucks, but after some calibrating against my MacBook screen and bumping brightness it looks great. I think it looks better than my Dell P3223QE.
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Stop buying samsung is more of an accurate statement.
It's funny because all my other TV's I've purchased used, and they're still going strong after nearly 10-15 years.
I ordered the 32" for myself. I like the TV features that I already enjoy on our Samsung Frame. I didn't buy Samsung in the past because I couldn't afford to, but I consider their panels to be superior.
The 27" has been solid, though admittedly we haven't put more than 1,000 hours on it yet. If you're going to be chasing high frame rates or pixel peeping, this may disappoint. But it is a solid display for your average consumer. And sadly I rarely have the time or energy to be the enthusiast I once was.
But the monitor itself is actually pretty good. Out of the box it's pretty dim and the color accuracy kind of sucks, but after some calibrating against my MacBook screen and bumping brightness it looks great. I think it looks better than my Dell P3223QE.
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