A:AnswerThe VESA pattern is 200x200. Using M8 Standard Screws, 43-45mm Max length.
I found that 40" falls right in between two mounting options - ones for up to 37" and then ones for 42" +. If you want a non moveable H Mount, the VESA 200X200 spec for smaller TVs works fine (just verify its rated for over 20lbs. Same for a tilt Mount. However if you're looking at a full motion swivel arm mount I'd suggest going to the mounts that have 200x200 but rated for 42" and above. The small swivel mounts seem too flimsy by just a bit.
A:AnswerI just bought the TV yesterday for the same purpose. If you go to the menu under General Settings there is a some thing called UHD color. Once you have the computer hooked up, make sure you turn this item on for the input the computer is using (HDMI 1 etc). This setting specificifically states in the menu box that “UHD color” will allow for 60hrz 4K and 4:4:4 also specifically states HDMI 2.0 capable. It certainly seems to work as advertised. I am just a casual computer person - photos, web browse etc, but I had bought a 32inch 4K computer monitor that Was literally double the price of this tv. What a joke, i returned it. I will never buy another Computer monitor, i have only had the tv for one day, but IMHO this tv has better picture, font is just as sharp, and larger size for half the price. I am very satisfied (I am not a gamer thought). If you do not like the tv, just return it.
A:AnswerWhen you have your Xbox One X connected to a 4K TV, the Xbox determines the capabilities based on the TV, but there are a few settings you can adjust.
You can go to Xbox button > System > Settings > Display & sound > Video output. The settings vary based on the TV or Monitor. For this TV, there are settings for resolution (4K UHD, 1080p, & 720P), Video modes, which includes an option to allow HDR10, Video fidelity & overscan, Calibrate TV, 4K TV details, and Help. For me, under 4K TV details, it shows that it supports HDR10 (4th setting under videos, just above the circle with a line through and 2nd setting under games). The settings images were taken while Forza Horizon 4 was running--it looks amazing. If you are planning to run the video through a capture device, depending on the device, you may lose 4K and/or HDR10.
A:AnswerNo it does not have Bluetooth support. I am currently using the MEE audio - Connect Universal Dual-Headphone Bluetooth Audio Transmitter for TV which best buy sells and allows you to pair two pairs of headphones to your tv. The Mee Bluetooth transmitter can connect via a 3.5mm headphone jack or digital optical and it comes with all necessary cables and is usb powered or can run off it's built in rechargeable battery. This is a great way to add Bluetooth to older TV or newer TV that doesn't have built in Bluetooth.
A:AnswerSJU, the stand (feet) for the TV measures 29" wide X 9" deep so it should fit on top of the console with no problem. I have two of these. Hope this helps.
A:AnswerThe speakers on this TV are decent for daily shows, news,etc., but don't expect to be blown away. You can only get so much out of tiny speakers squeezed into a flat screen's plastic case.
You can get by with the TV as it is, but I would suggest still getting a sound bar( with a sub even better) or connecting to another external audio system to maximize your viewing experience for other than daily shows.
A:AnswerYes, I mounted mine on a mono pedestal base by Rfiver. It allows you to swivel the tv also. You may need to ask the manufacturer for additional screws which they will send you.
A:AnswerI believe the previous person who answered didn't understand your question. With nearly 2" of room on each side to the edge of your stand, you should be fine. I don't know if the legs are slippery but the TV isnt going to move on it's own so unless children will be able to move it or it could be "bumped" by someone or thing, slippery feet or not, it's going to move a bit. Take precautions and put some felt circles or shelf lining under the legs to prevent sliding.
