#smart-tv

#smart-tv

Or at least it might be if you're happy to sign up for a Samsung account. Turn on the M90SF, and softly inoffensive music fills the air while a QR code appears on screen. Point your phone at it, and you're sent to create a new account or log into your existing Samsung SmartThings account. You can use the M90SF as a computer monitor without signing in, but if you want access to the smart TV functions and streaming services, you'll have to hand over your details.

With a native refresh rate of 120Hz, you'll get smoother motion for live sports or fast-paced movies, shows, and video games. And if you're a console gamer, you can bump the refresh rate up to 144Hz with the dedicated gaming picture mode; it also automatically lowers the input response time to 0.1ms for near-instant reactions to your commands, as well as boasts support for both AMD FreeSync Premium and Nvidia G-Sync VRR to prevent screen tearing and stuttering.

A few simple fixes can get your laggy smart TV running smoothly again.

TCL introduced a number of upgrades from 2024's Q6 QLED, integrating its new Halo Control System which boosts brightness output by 53%, enhancing light efficiency by 10%.

Most modern smart TVs have built-in media players that read content from USB devices, allowing for offline viewing of media files.

The Sky Glass gen 2 smart TV offers enhanced speed, aesthetics, and overall convenience, positioning itself among the best satellite-free pay TV options on the market.