“So does this TV actually improve picture via HDR technology or only accept signal? Have read that "HDR COMPATIBLE" does NOT improve picture quality but only accepts the signal.”
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We bought this TV for the bedroom. Got it hooked up fine, looked like it was going to be a beautiful picture on the screen. Tried hooking up WiFi. What a mess! Tried for 3 hours! Contacted our provider, contacted geek squad, no one could help me get it to stay connected. Had to keep putting all my info for amazon in before I could get any further trying to log in. Took the darn thing back after trying for hours to hook it up. Bought a Samsung that I didn’t have to sign in with amazon, Roku, or any of those. Very disappointed as the picture on the TV looked like it was going to be good, but to much hassle just trying to get the TV on! As far as the HDR Compatible, I have no idea, could never get that far. Maybe just picked a bad TV? I wasn’t going to spend another hour with a new one to find out!
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