A:AnswerThe base extends 6 1/2 inches out the back of tv.
The base extends 4 1/2 inches out under front of tv.
The base is 34 inches wide.
The overall base from from to back is 13 inches.
A:AnswerI had a 65” curved Samsung over a gas fire place in my last home. Look up Mantle Mount. Great value that allows you to lower the set to a good viewing height and swivel. The handle will even turn red if it gets too hot. This TV can easily be mounted with the same system.
A:AnswerFrom the front of the tv to the front leg of the stand is 5 inches. The stand also protrudes out from the back of the tv also, 6 1/2 inches. I just bought this tv today and just set it up.
A:AnswerYes this tv can be used without cabke service. 4k blue ray, antenna. Netflix, Roku, and others if you have a high speed internet connection. Also gaming os4 pro, xbox one x look awsome on this tv.
A:AnswerI had that problem initially as well, not only do you need to enable the 4k setting on the Xbox One X, but you need to change the setting on the TV. HDR 10 is enabled by turning on the HDR+ mode in picture settings.
A:AnswerHDMI are the best wires to use. It has two options for sound system. ARC, which uses HDMI slot, or a Digital Optical Audio Output. Again, HDMI works best. It has two USB ports. I plan on buying a keyboard for it. It also has a Component Video Input, and a Composite Video Input. Those are the multi color plug ins, mostly for older equipment. You can hook a cable, or antenna, directly to the television. There's a couple more, but I don't have a use for them myself so I can't advise you on those. It is also Bluetooth enabled. It comes with a power cord.
A:AnswerThis is my 6th Samsung and they get better and better. I have Verizon Fios and have no problem using the same Verizon remote on all of my TVs. Most cable companies provide learning remotes. I rarely use my Samsung Remote unless I want to adjust the settings on the TV. They should both work.
A:AnswerThis depends on your use.
If you plan to use an antenna then NO. This TV and most others sold in the US use NTSC. India uses PAL.
If you just want to do anything else other than antenna, such as stream internet videos or watch discs over HDMI, then YES, this will work just fine.
