Remote Control For Samsung Monitor

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I upgraded my remote work setup with the Samsung 49-Inch Monitor about 2 years ago, and it has been a game-changer for my daily development tasks. Here's a brief review based on my experience: **Display and Resolution:** The expansive 49-inch screen offers an immersive visual experience. The ultra-wide aspect ratio and crisp resolution make multitasking a breeze. Having multiple code files, terminals, and documentation open side by side has significantly boosted my productivity. **Workspace Organization:** With the screen real estate this monitor provides, I can keep all essential tools and applications in view simultaneously. No more constant switching between windows — it's like having multiple monitors without the clutter. **Connectivity:** The monitor comes with an array of ports, catering to various connectivity needs. I can easily connect my laptop, secondary devices, and even gaming consoles for some after-work entertainment. Conclusion: In conclusion, the Samsung 49-Inch Monitor has significantly improved my remote development setup. Its size, resolution, and ergonomic design have positively impacted my productivity and overall work satisfaction. If you're a developer working remotely or someone who values a spacious and immersive workspace, I highly recommend considering this monitor for your setup.

Unfortunatly there is no chance to use only one (BlueTooth) Samsung Remote Control for TV and Sonos-System. Any Ideas / Recomendations???

Easy to use and does what we need. Since we already have a Samsung television, even the TV remote control keys adjust the soundbar volume! Now we can hear the television over the nearby furnace noise. Also I read that I can expand it to surround sound, though I haven't looked into that yet.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am absolutely blown away by this monitor! OLED displays are known for their high quality picture but Samsung seems to do it better! Let's start with the basics, the colors are vibrant and the blacks are true. This aside, the Samsung G8 is like a full blown TV! As soon as you get it all connected, the first thing you are greeted with is a TV like menu. You get free options like Samsung TV Plus, as well as paid subscriptions such as Netflix, Disney Plus and Prime Video. The monitor comes with a handy remote like a TV with buttons that correspond to the aforementioned subscription services. The monitor also features built in speakers that sound just fine as computer speakers but if you want something more robust, I would suggest better computer speakers or even a soundbar. Gaming on this monitor is just above and beyond! Colors pop, blacks stand out against vivid backgrounds and the refresh rate is superb! For gaming, I am absolutely in love! Overall, to say I am impressed with this monitor would be an understatement! This monitor is more than just a beautiful OLED monitor, it also doubles as a smaller OLED TV thanks to built in apps and a sleek remote!

I paired the Samsung M80C with an Apple Mac Mini and I couldn't be more pleased with the combo. I've never had a monitor with this resolution and it's made a world of difference in my work....and the game I play is gorgeous in 4K. Based on other reviews, I wasn't expecting much from the speakers, but they are a nice surprise. I've been able to free up desk space and retire my separate speakers. If there is one, very small, detraction from perfection, it's the camera's inability to be adjusted up or down without adjusting the whole screen. Oh, I also really like the remote control. I never did like pushing buttons on the back or bottom edge of a monitor and I like using the remote.

Excellent, Used on my remote control monitor, for my DJI phantom 4 drone Thanks for your excellent Service

Just the fact that this is the ONLY commercial/security grade monitor that I found that has a remote control gives it 5 stars! I understand why these kinds of monitors do not have a remote control for commercial use BUT now a days us regular folk are installing security cameras for our homes and I for one need to be able to turn on and off the monitor in my bed room from my bed. So I do not understand why more of these manufactures do not at least give you the option of a remote. And FYI, if you happen to look a the Orion monitors, they do NOT have a remote even though it is stated on their web site. I learned that the hard way.

I set this on a tripod with long cables running to back of an auditorium where I have a remote monitor and the P/T remote control. It lets me pan/tilt remotely without having a camera operator up there. Great for multi-camera shoots. Note it is not intended to track moving talent live, it'd be hard to hit the remote accurately enough. But it is great for repositioning.

After years of trying to teleprompt by using a phone as a remote control for the ipad, I got tired of the scripts appearing differently on the client's screen versus what my phone showed. What's the point of seeing the script on your phone if it's not anywhere close to what the client is seeing. So, I got one of these adapters, a 12 inch monitor, a long 16 foot thin HDMI cable, and now I run the prompter app on my iPhone (in horizontal orientation) and it shows exactly the same on the prompter monitor. Highly recommended.

This is a fine camera but first, it took a little effort to get it up and running because the factory default frame rate is 30fps, and none of my Marshall monitor's accepted it. Finally, using an ordinary TV set I managed to change the rate to the monitor rate and now it works just fine. Second, the provided remote control works fine with this camera, but the nearly identical-looking remote control provided for the Marshall CV350-10XB does not seem to work with the CV355-10X. Should it?