SAMSUNG 43-Inch Class Crystal UHD 4K BEC-H Series HDR Pro TV w/ 3D Surround Sound, PurColor, Contrast Enhancer, Use for Digital Signage Displays, Commercial TV, Alexa Built-In (LH43BECHLG, 2023 Model)

I wanted to replace my other 2 TVs that are being used as menus for my business, which I had also bought from Amazon, but when I was looking for the same TV it was unavailable. After months of research, I had purchased 2 cheap TVs from Costco last Black Friday thinking I got a great deal. Didn’t open it until March this year and realized they didn’t have the option in settings to stay on without going into power saver mode. The back mounting system/layout was also different so it was a struggle trying to figure out how to make it work without having to remove and replace the entire original ceiling mount. After installing, removing, and reinstalling multiple TVs, I was eventually able to find the same TV as I had before (maybe a newer model?), and I’m so happy with it. I didn’t have to change the existing hanging wall mount and the quality and ease of use really made the difference for business operations. The color of the original TVs started looking blue and spotty after 4 years of continuous use and being on for 10+ hours / day. For the price of the TVs, the overall picture quality (you can adjust the color settings and brightness), and the user friendly design, I don’t mind having to change out the TVs every 4-5 years. I also was able to set up specific timers for automatic turning on and off of the TVs (a few minutes before we open and after close) just in case my team forgets to do it. First photo is the original color Oct 2021 Second photo is broken blue color 6/2025 Third photo is the newly installed TVs yay 4/2026

Miracast simply doesn’t work. Spent 2 days and tries 5 pcs (all working fine with other devices). Nothing worked. Returning the TV.

I originally bought the 2023 edition because it was slightly cheaper; luckily it had a vertical line of dead pixels so I was able to return it. For my work, I had bought ~15 of the 55" 2020 versions and had hoped the 2023 versions had good updates to them; I was wrong. You can pull the back cover on the 2020 versions and physically disconnect the bluetooth/wifi chips, truly making your Commercial TV into a dumb TV. I had done that in the 2020 versions I had bought for work. However, someone had recently bought a 2023 version at work and asked me to disable the BT/Wifi and I found they integrated the BT/wifi into the front interface card, making disabling them nearly impossible without potentially damaging the circuit board. What primarily annoyed me with the 2023 version was the inability to just power on and select the last source, and the remote was 'apple-ified' with too few buttons. I purposefully wanted a 'dumb' TV that didn't connect to the internet or bluetooth, and didn't run a bunch of apps, and didn't try to think for me. If I left it on HDMI 1, start up on HDMI 1...that's not so hard...except on the 2023 version it was too hard (it'd ask what input you wanted every power-on). I think Samsung noticed people were buying their commercial TVs for that reason, and added a lot of crap into the newer versions. Anyhow, it's a nice 'dumb' TV but with decent hook ups (like optical audio). I have it hooked up to a full PC with a pi hole in my living room, then use the web versions of streaming platforms for any steaming TV/movies. And also of course use it for the full-on internet, because why would you use stupid apps on a 'smart' TV when you can simply have a full-blown computer? Oh, because most consumers are ok with paying less so they can monitor you. As a side note, a 55" curved Samsung on a desk is fantastic for coding...bigger than that will cramp your neck a bit. The other great thing about commercial TVs is their duty cycle is much longer...they're meant to be on a long time. Consumer TVs will eventually burn in if you leave them on too long. Bottom line...get the 2020 version if you can.

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Arrived on time and undamaged. Found to be fully functional. I’ve been holding off on buying a new TV for years because I don’t want a “smart” TV. I don’t want/need yet another company soaking up my data. I have an external device from a company that already has all of my data (the devil you know), that’s easily replaceable if it gets old and slow. I just want a 4k UHD screen, without the bloat, to meet the output capabilities of my gadgets. If that’s you also, this TV is about as close as you’re going to get, and still be 4k UHD and HDR. Games and video look fantastic.

Before buying download Samsung business tv app and see if it is even able to design the signs. The iOS devices phone n iPads won't load pictures but you can edit the templates. On the chrome devices it loads the pictures but u can't see the template and if using the more than one image templates you can't eve get to the edit edit aspect... your account doesn't save the devices so what ever device yo log into it only saves on that device or I would use one device to upload and one to edit.... frustrating but after 2 days and multiple devices needless to say this was a waste of time and getting returned.

I spent 3 days with Samsung and Direct TV to try to add APPS to this TV. Finally I found our that this is not capable to add ANY APPs like Hulu, netflix, Patamont plus. I retiyned it with on Amaxon problems. However, it took the seller 25 days to credit my $300.15 back

It was hard to find a television that doesn’t spy on you. This one doesn’t.