A:AnswerYes, I did. One that articulates too, so it can be pulled away from wall...the TV is very light, so no need to get something TOO over the top to secure to wall, but I still put in studs not with drywall anchors, just to make sure.
A:AnswerBuggs - Thank you for considering the Q7F for your gaming needs. This model is equipped with 3 HDMI ports, all of which support HDR10+ and Auto Low Latency Mode (Auto Game Mode). HDMI port #2 further supports eARC. If you’re looking for a TV capable of VRR and 4K@120Hz, please consider a step up to the 55-85” Q8F TV, which supports this feature in all HDMI ports.
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A:AnswerJohn - This will depend on the type of content - for example, if you've subscribed to Netflix's 4K plan, you'll receive native 4K resolution. If you have more questions, please contact Samsung Support at 1-800-SAMSUNG (available daily from 8 AM to 12 AM EST) or connect with us via live chat at Samsung Support: https://www.samsung.com/us/support/contact/
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A:AnswerOur son-in-law takes care of all of this for us. I am not "TV-literate" and can't see to do anything about it anyway. He is an electronic "geek"! I just use whatever he gets for us to use, and he DID get us another remote control to use rather than the one which came with it.
A:AnswerHi rob - Dolby Digital+ with Atmos can be enabled for external Atmos-compatible devices. When connected through HDMI (eARC), the TV will pass uncompressed Atmos audio. Just make sure both your audio device and the content support Atmos for proper playback.
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A:AnswerThe Q7F does not feature the Apple HomeKit dashboard, but it does feature built-in Airplay 2 to connect wirelessly to the TV from an iOS device.
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