A:AnswerThe Oled television has a superior picture due to the fact that individual pixels can be switched off and on and these require no backlight like the LEDs. However the drawback to OLED is they are succeptable to burn-in depending on what you use your television for. I have gamed on mine and now have a health bar from my game permanently on the screen. There are tools built in like screen shift to help prevent burn-in but it can happen with static images. Samsung guarantees no burn-in with the Qleds. Again it depends on how you will use your television as to the burn-in risk but OLED has a better picture than led televisions.
A:AnswerWe have only used the TV for one day, so we are still learning about the features. It does have ambient mode, and the TV must be on. Do not know if it is a lower power setting mode. So far, the ambient picture comes up with a black border around the picture, so it looks more like a framed picture with a black matt. If there is a away to get rid of the border and make the picture go full screen we have not discovered it, but we have not really tried yet.
A:AnswerI think it may be a little wider than your stand I have mine mounted above my floating tv stand which is 60 inches wide and the tv is just as wide as the stand
A:AnswerThe UHD in this case refers to the UHD Alliance. This group is responsible for establishing a strict set of standards for what constitutes High Deffinition.
A:AnswerI don't think so as the back is curved, I had to use spacers and the mount I am using is a swing arm. Mine required nylon spacers between the tv and mounting bracket.
A:AnswerSimple answer, yes! Colors are more vivid without being unrealistic. Resolution is 4 times better. Streaming 4k sources are frankly stunning. Can't address 4k Blu Ray 'cause I don't have one. Ordinary OTA, which is upscaled, is lovely. Even old black and white Perry Mason shows from some of the retro OTA channels is engaging.
A:AnswerHi Mack, we understand your concerns with the TV. Please fill out the form below and one of our social media specialists would be happy to assist you. http://smsn.us/SamsungSupportUSA and we will respond accordingly. ^Britt
A:AnswerWhy? Do you like to party? lol
But seriously, I do not know for certain. It seems unlikely. Usually, audio signals like that are set to go through one output or another, not all of them at the same time. You can bypass this through various means based on the device (hardware splitter, digital audio cables, etc), but I do not think the TV comes defaulted this way
