No doubt. Glad I get 15 gb hotspot per month for free on my Verizon iPhone.
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No doubt. Glad I get 15 gb hotspot per month for free on my Verizon iPhone.
It's obvious.
D. Put that living room TV in your garage and buy a brand new beautiful 65" UHD TV.
I've had no issues with locked HDMI ports. But last fall I was in Denver and found myself unable to log in with my Roku, because the GD hotel didn't lock their GD wireless, but rather set up some GD TOS agreement web page inaccessible from my Roku.
I could do nothing. Infuriating. 
Edited to add: Yes, I know how to get around that issue now. But at the time, I had a GD locked-down laptop and could add no software to it.
New TV after DV, HDR10+ super duper settles down. WCG intrigues me. But I know in another year the TVs will be better and cheaper.
I’d like 65+” preferable 70”, for about a thousand. Might go a bit higher.
I’d prefer to buy in a store than trust shipping. But would Costco sell really good ones, or stripped down models? MicroCenter? Or, shudder, Best Buy.
I’d like 65+” preferable 70”, for about a thousand. Might go a bit higher.
I’d prefer to buy in a store than trust shipping. But would Costco sell really good ones, or stripped down models? MicroCenter? Or, shudder, Best Buy.
Fire is okay but the interface is cluttered and the remote eats batteries. I have a fire stick and 2 Rokus, I'll stick with the latter from now on.
I noticed the battery thing, since November i changed batteries 3 times even though i don't use it much.
I’ve got the Fire Tv app on my iPad. It is a complete remote. It has voice and keyboard as well.
That works but I always disliked remotes on phones/tablets. I tend to prefer actual buttons I can feel for without looking at the phone every time I needed to press something.
What’s this business about Samsung sending ads to your TV? Is this while watching a program? See the 1 star comments on Amazon on the model in my previous post.
I was specifically citing it based on your battery comment earlier. You don’t need to change batteries on your phone or tablet, simply recharge them.
The app didn't work the last time I tried it but you can watch through the Firefox browser.
I got lucky on that. Pretty sure when I tried to connect, the Firestick opened a page to accept the Hotel AgreementIt's obvious.
D. Put that living room TV in your garage and buy a brand new beautiful 65" UHD TV.
I've had no issues with locked HDMI ports. But last fall I was in Denver and found myself unable to log in with my Roku, because the GD hotel didn't lock their GD wireless, but rather set up some GD TOS agreement web page inaccessible from my Roku.
Edited to add: Yes, I know how to get around that issue now. But at the time, I had a GD locked-down laptop and could add no software to it.
Huh. I've had the same batteries in my Fire TV Stick remote since November w/o issue.
Yes; I was not talking about the FireTV Stick, on which I have Firefox, but rather my Roku SE which has no browser.
None of the Samsung 2017 models have full array local dimming. A few of their 18 models will, just announced. My 10 year old Samsung Plasma just went and I ended up getting a Sony 65 inch 900e series at BB for $1500. No DV though and not upgradeable to DV, but that really isn't a problem for me. It's kind of the sweet spot between bottom feeding and the real expensive sets $3500 and up. To go to the 75 inch add a grand. It has full array dimming and the most stunning picture of any TV I have ever owned. I'm certainly no expert on TV's though. I do recall reading somewhere that you have to be careful to make sure the TV your considering offers true HDR. Also the bigger the TV the harder to get uniformity when they are edge lit. I read that some TV's are edge lit from the bottom which makes letterbox bars look really bad. Haven't seen it for myself. The models I've seen at BJ's are strippers comparatively. AVS Forum LCD TV sub forum offers a lot of TV info, too much probably. A lot of people like OLEDs but they are more money.
With your username are you eligible for AAFES? If yes check out your nearest exchange for a good price plus no sales taxes, they do add up on large purchases.
