A:AnswerI wouldn't try it 220 u just might burn up the tv that's just to much power going in to tv or find out if u can use a converter .Far as I know they are made for 120, You all so void your warranty if they found what happed to tv
A:Answer4K and UHD pictures are so sharp you can sit much closer to the screen than with normal HD. Don’t worry about not having enough distance between you and the tv!
A:AnswerI haven't experienced any issues with my 4k. Note upon the completion of installation, I replaced my network provider as the old one had a lot of degrigation with all peripherals. Once replaced and upgraded, all network issues were resolved and my 4k Samsung was optimal as it relates to clarity and amazing colors.
Not sure if this addresses your issue.
A:AnswerA heavier cable is simply not needed. The wire gauge is determined by the current draw of the appliance, which in this case is the tv. These new tv’s are extremely energy efficient.
A:AnswerThe main difference is full array backlighting compared to edge backlighting. Regional backlighting will give you more even brightness across the entire screen where edge backlighting can sometimes be brighter in areas closer to the edge of the screen. The Q90 will have a better picture because it offers full array with local dimming.
A:AnswerI didn’t have it professionally installed by BB. However, I did ask that question and they will not move the plug. Yes, you will need an electrician for that. They only cover basic installation.
