A:AnswerI was going to get the NU8000 in the 65 inch as well. I got it home and it was just too big. I got the QF6 in 55 and for just a little less money I got BETTER picture and the looks of the TV I feel are nicer! If you are unsure of the "footing" size as I was go to the store if you can. The box for some reason (not sure not why listed on the specs on the website) has the dimensions of the base legs. I brought the dimensions of my entertainment center and checked the box, Waalaa! I think you will prefer the quality of the QF6 over the NU8000! Good Luck!
A:AnswerYes. I have just set it up with a Fire Cube with Alexa. She works great. I do have to turn on the Direct receiver. I am still working on getting my BOSE sound system to coordinate with the startup. It turns on but the sound system is not connected, but this was a problem before Alexa. I am still working on getting it to do everything, but turning on the TV with the TV speaker and changing channels with Alexa is no problem.
A:AnswerAbout 40 pounds, give or take a few. I was able to carry it by myself. The hard part is the size of the box. Your arms have to be long enough to reach the box handles on each end or you will need help carrying it.
A:AnswerHello, I also bought the same tv a month ago, these two metallic need to be peel off once you installed the tv. Just follow the instructions. Thanks
A:AnswerI had the opposite issue. The Tv showed to be out of stock for the size i was interested in but in stock at another store 6 miles away. Since i was passing by the local store i wanted to check out the tv I asked the associate if they had one in stock as none were on the floor. He checked and they had 2 in stock, took one home.
A:AnswerIt depends. Does your fireplace have glass doors to ensure fire can’t escape the fire box? How far above the top of the fire box or fireplace will you mount your TV? Assuming you have a door covering the opening of your fireplace and that you mount the TV at least 3-4 feet above top of fireplace opening, you should be OK. Easy way to check: when the fireplace is lit, run your hand around the area where you plan to mount your TV. Is it noticeably warmer, particularly where the bottom area of the screen will be? If so, you may have a problem. If this area is room temperature, you should be good to go.
