PLEASE HELP. I have been using UA40ES5600R for almost 4 years. Yesterday the picture did not appear but the audio is ok.... Any suggestion of the cost to repair it?

didnt know TV nowsaday can only last max 5 years...LOL

miss my old school philips TV...LOL

my current Samsung 4K, showing some signs already only after 2 years+
Hanged, no audio, remote not responsive, refresh rate not sync and such... but usually can be solve by forcing a power off
*finger crossed no more serious issues

if GG too fast, I'll avoid that brand in the future, will be going back Panny next, as they lasted me the longest
but Panny's features is really really outdated compared to Sammy

i thought sony cheaper than samsung?

been eyeing sony and samsung as well....

Wth is extreme usage.....watch TV while sky diving or deep sea diving....? 

Carry the TV all the time with u, whenever u go

Btw, is it better to 'shutdown' the TV before turning off the power?
I usually just switch off the power plug when the TV is still on.

Quoting from other Forum I'm reading in relation to killing the power

"In the case of a digital television, you're talking about a power transformer inside the set that is really rated to handle those peak voltages, even at startup - but over time when you constantly subject a component to that spike it simply ages quicker.

The short answer is - no, you can't damage a digital TV by using a power strip to turn it off (especially if it's a high-quality surge protector), but yes it can age the set more quickly by putting the power components in the TV under a little more stress than they need to face."
"Electrical it's not advisable: You will certainly shorten the life of the power strip and or switch until it is damaged.

Whenever you intercept a circuit (using a switch or pulling the cord) an electric arc is created. Usually this arc exists only for a millisecond (or less)."
So basically, it won't spoil your set instantly, but it may cause some "degradation" to the power supply (the one that takes the 240v and convert to electric that your TV needs). It will be minor degradation but it will compile over time and in the long run it may cost problem.

Guys, just bought a UA55KU6000, quick q:

1) There's no Games tab in the Smart Hub. How to enable it?

2) The antenna connector is RF. I plan to buy a Yakaki digital antenna, but the cable type is RG6. How to connect?

3) I hooked up a 4tb Passport NTFS external hard disk, it can browse the content but when I tried to play, it says unsupported format. I copied the same video to a usb NTFS thumb drive and it played flawlessly. Why?

4) How can I play a file from a network share with this tv?

Thanks

Hi, can advise me to choose Samsung 4k led tv, ks7500 and MU8000, any different?

Base on my experience, sony kaput first..

Doesnt matter which brand....its ur LUCK

i saw 1 display set KS5000 at senQ alamanda last Wednesday. RM 4500 i think + 700 for 5 years warranty.

Meanwhile I'm still hunting high and low for update 1201 for Malaysia set of K Series TV.

So far only UK site has it, and hell UK firmware don't work with Malaysian set even though it is the same model designation. Must be the EU thingie on the firmware

I intend to buy KS7000 with Lazada . Does they really have stocks? Because I saw lot of shop still selling KS7000 there.

Looks like most if not all of us will be looking at the 3 namely Samsung, LG and Sony for a set of TV. However, something changed my perception completely and it is the Pana EX750. The picture quality is as good as the Samsung SUHD but at lower price, fall in love with it when I saw it for the first time. To me it is way better than the MU7000.

Looking for a NON SMART TV.(have android box)

55-60 inch
RM 3500  +/-

Anything to recommend?

Still thinking to choose 49 or 55 inch.
Will 49 inch too small? I am upgrading from 42 inch LCD tv.

Found on internet for viewing distance vs resolution:

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