A:AnswerI bought a flat TV antenna that works well. I have gotten up to 60 channels. The only disadvantage is this type takes a USB hub to work and this model only has one. I bought a three port hub extender for $11. Now I can use a wireless mouse. And have an extra for pics etc.
A:Answer* Remote control, press HOME icon.
* Choice the APPS option.
* New window, in the right upper corner, you will see the Search icon, click on the image and type the app name that you are looking for.
* On the top you will see the logo of the app, pick it and install it. When this finished, click on the option ADD TO HOME.
A:AnswerWhen I was doing the same comparison, I think the 7100 had a wider color gamut. For my use in a bedroom, wasn't a big deal. If you're going to use a 4K signal the majority of the time (I'm not) it might be worth it for you.
A:AnswerMake sure your source is providing an HD signal- if you have access to an external antenna to get local TV, that's almost always available in HD and a good test. After that, try HD cable or streaming from a computer or Roku, but make sure you're connecting with an HDMI cable. If that still shows a blurry picture, you may want to take it back.
A:AnswerYes, you can browse internet but I was not able to download a certain app. I have a suscription to NHL.tv so I needed to download the App in order to see games on this TV. it turns out that app was incompatible. My other smart TV which has Roku was able to get the NHL app no problem. As for the Hotstar app I do not know. You're best bet is to get a Smart TV that has Roku.
A:AnswerSure, but why would you need to? It’s a smart tv, so all your apps (Netflix, amazon prime, Hulu etc) will be accessible right from the tv itself— you could theoretically skip the roku and use your hdmi inputs for something like a dvd-player/gaming console instead.
