Wi Fi Smart TV

teddysmum

If considering a small tv,using a laptop you already have would be cheaper.

Chino

Hoof_Hearted wrote: »

I was thinking about this one:

Samsung ue32h6400

Have you read the reviews for this model where, all year, people have been reporting problems with the lack of synchronisation between the video and audio? This problem seems to be an ongoing issue with this series of Samsung televisons.

http://www.johnlewis.com/samsung-ue32h6400-led-hd-1080p-3d-smart-tv-32-with-freeview-hd/p1319175?s_afcid=af_79682&awc=1203_1415957778_f84a7961a7a10a4b6dc272a95476613b#tabinfo-ratings

wiogs

"Wi-Fi aint great for streaming material like BBC iPlayer etc."

"Everyone's individual circumstance is different."

In other words wifi may well be good enough, as evidenced by some posts on here.

But then it may not be for the OP.......

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wiogs wrote: »

"Wi-Fi aint great for streaming material like BBC iPlayer etc."

"Everyone's individual circumstance is different."

There is no contradiction.

Regardless of how good the wi-fi reception is, streaming is always far better and reliable when delivered by a wired (ethernet) connection.

The OP may find wi-fi is acceptable in that bedroom, he may not.

cajef

Moneyineptitude wrote: »

No point relying on your experience

I never said there was but by giving my experience the OP can take it into consideration when seeing whether Wi-Fi would be suitable for his situation, after all that is the purpose of these forums.

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cajef wrote: »

that is the purpose of these forums.

You snipped my remark and so quoted me out-of-context. I said the OP should not rely on the experience (good or bad) of others because wi-fi reception is not guaranteed.

cajef

Moneyineptitude wrote: »

Everyone's individual circumstance is different. No point relying on your experience (or someone with poor Wi-Fi), the OP needs to check the individual room he wants to install the Wi-Fi-enabled TV in.

Your exact post is here notice the word YOUR which you have conveniently left out in the above post and which I am referring to in my post.

moremore

Moneyineptitude wrote: »

There is no contradiction.

Regardless of how good the wi-fi reception is, streaming is always far better and reliable when delivered by a wired (ethernet) connection.

The OP may find wi-fi is acceptable in that bedroom, he may not.

How do you do connect ethernet connection on TV:T

cajef

moremore wrote: »

How do you do connect ethernet connection on TV:T

Most smart TV's can be connected to the internet by either ethernet or Wi-Fi, ethernet is more reliable but can be inconvenient if the router is not within reasonable distance, Wi-Fi can be reliable depending on location and provided there is good signal strength.

moremore

cajef wrote: »

Most smart TV's can be connected to the internet by either ethernet or Wi-Fi, ethernet is more reliable but can be inconvenient if the router is not within reasonable distance, Wi-Fi can be reliable depending on location and provided there is good signal strength.

Got ethernet lead but no place for it on back of TV like on back of Wi-fi box. :T