SAMSUNG 32-Inch M7 (M70D) Series 4K UHD Smart Monitor with Streaming TV, Speakers, HDR10, USB-C, Multiple Ports, Gaming Hub, SolarCell Remote, Vision Accessibility Tools, LS32DM703UNXZA, 2024, White

The item is not functioning well, the screen keeps flicking after powering on, i tried to unplug and plug again but still the issue persist, now, my refund take so long, i cant order new one since i didnt receive my money back

• The screen quality is really good, the 4K is not perfect, but it's definitely the best screen you can have for 500 bucks (or less..?) 4/5 • The sound is impressive, immersive and really good ! 5/5 • The OS included with the TV is really really good, it detected my Xbox Series with the logo on it ! Don't need to program it btw ! Not at all 5/5 The best reason to buy this tv is for the really solid & minimalist stand and the slim design ! Don't think it's better than the other TV at the price, but the very slim screen and the stand is a must for a studio or for gaming But for a PC monitor it's just not it...

love this smart monitor works great good sound great picture very happy. The only thig i didn't like was the stand a little wonkie. and you cant adjust much. But iam going to buy on of those after market stands or mount on wall so no problem. All so no ethernet connection. But stiill very pleased with purchase . It allso has ark so you can get a soundbar for it to make sound better for movies etc.

It honestly feels like having both a TV and a workspace in one. The picture quality is super crisp, colors look rich, and the large screen makes multitasking really comfortable. What I like most is how easy it is to switch from work mode to chill mode — one minute I’m editing, the next I’m watching a show without needing any extra device. The sound is decent, the remote is rechargeable (no batteries needed!), and the setup feels clean and modern thanks to the USB-C and extra ports. Overall, it’s a great option if you want a stylish, practical screen that does it all.

Using this monitor mainly as a TV, replacing a 19" 1080i Insignia TV purchased from Future Shop basically a decade ago. Got this one on sale from Amazon, and must say for the functionality combined with the picture quality it was a great deal. It has built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, along with support for various apps (I assume it runs anything a Tizen-based Samsung Smart TV would) such as Prime Video and Spotify. The monitor box includes the monitor, power cord (no external power brick), remote (internal battery with USB-C charging port and a mini solar panel in the back for charging), HDMI cable, and USB-C cable. The monitor has a USB-C port, three USB-A ports, and two HDMI ports (one of them ARC). Important thing to keep in mind for some folks: the building of the monitor's stand requires you to screw in three Philips screws, and a screwdriver is not included. They are not thumbscrews either. When you set up the TV, it gives you the option to perform the setup using the included remote (which is fairly intuitive except I could see some people might have trouble with the volume/channel rocker switches), using the Samsung SmartThings app as a virtual remote, or by plugging in a USB keyboard/mouse. Using a media keyboard (it was a Microsoft-branded 2.4GHz wireless keyboard with built-in touchpad) also worked for me. The setup also asks you to create a Samsung account (optional), link your Prime Video account (optional), and accept the Samsung Terms and Privacy Policy (not optional, unless you want to use this as a dumb monitor). Important thing: You do not need to click the lower two checkboxes for the Samsung legal agreements. Only the higher two checkboxes for Terms and Privacy Policy which are required. The lower two are only to enable personalized advertising(tracking) on the device. This monitor has an interesting pseudo-"Live TV" feature called "Samsung TV Plus" which has a channel guide with many options to pick from. It seems like the channels are run or sponsored by media publishers and studios. And completely free. Pretty cool to have this considering it's otherwise designed like a monitor and has no coaxial connector. You could also use an app like Plex or Jellyfin (I think Plex is officially supported on Tizen however you need to sideload Jellyfin) and set up your media server with a tuner card if you wanted to watch OTA channels. Also tested out Samsung DeX on this monitor using a Samsung S20 Ultra and the monitor's included USB-C cable. After plugging in the phone and an external keyboard/mouse, I selected the "PC" connection option from the home screen. The desktop environment appeared near instantly. I've never used DeX before so the seamless experience was appreciated. Picture-wise, I am not very knowledgeable of display technology, and it looks good to me. Even better after completing the "Smart Calibration" which is done by opening the SmartThings app on a compatible phone, and holding it close to the display as it cycles through white, gray, red, blue and green colors. Being 4K resolution, the picture is crisp and holds a lot of detail. The display looks good even viewing from the side, like I tried from a 45 degree angle and it was clear. The display is matte and not very reflective. Audio-wise, the built-in speakers sound just like average TV speakers. Not bad, just lacking in bass. Keep in mind there is no 3.5mm or optical output on this monitor. So it seems your external audio source will need to either support Bluetooth or HDMI ARC. Overall: great deal, big value and I hope it goes on sale again because I'd definitely buy another one.

Great monitor. Great quality. My computer store said you couldn't buy them this size. I love the dual purpose of computing and movies