Samsung Tv Laptop Connection Wireless Issues

This cord solved my issues of connection the RodeGo microphone to my Samsung Galaxy S10 phone. Works perfectly.

I have had a Samsung phone and had the Samsung buds - not impressed and constant connection issues. I most recently had the OnePlus phone and the OnePlus buds. Definitely a step up from the Samsung, but still had some connection issues with them even when trying different size earpieces to make sure they were making good contact. But, like the Pixel phone, these buds are the bomb. I'm so impressed with the fit and the connection always works no matter what I'm doing and the sound is far superior to any others I've used - even wired buds.

This is the second Samsung TV in our household perfect no issues what so ever. Very clear picture.

Works great with my vizio tv, clear sound and solid wireless connection.

I bought this with my 2024 Samsung frame TV. The frame TV is beautiful for what I needed which is to not always look like a TV. It's just above my fireplace and the speakers aren't bad on the TV but because it is flush against the wall the speakers aren't great either. I bought the music frame to serve as a speaker for the TV. After hooking it up and playing around with it, I like the sound best via Wi-Fi connection. It does work well with Bluetooth but I like the stronger connection of Wi-Fi. I tested it with q symphony and it works great as a surround speaker. I left it on Wi-Fi connection because I really wanted it to be The main speaker for the TV. It has fantastic sound and is easily four times as loud as the TV if not more. The TV sound stops and the speaker is the TV speaker when set up like this. I tested it via Apple AirPlay from the wife's iPhone and with Google Chromecast from my Samsung phone. It worked spectacularly. I never knew sound could be so good coming from such a small set of speakers. Very highly recommend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Connection was seamless and works really well with my Samsung TV. Sound is quite clear and dialogues are good. It’s lacking a bit bass but we can add external subwoofer.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Samsung Terrace 75” Television is a beast! It took two strong people to mount and a third to help steady it afterwards while connecting the applicable wiring. It has a HDBase-T connection, which basically is a built-in CAT6 Lan connection where you run ONE CAT6 cable from the Samsung Terrace 75” Television to a HDBase-T transmitter, where all your devices are connected to. Thus, eliminating almost all the cable runs to the back of the TV except the POWER, very nice. Once all the connections are made, the back door is closed and screwed back, sealing it shut. The remote is solid, encased in metal, very sleek and solid. The Samsung Terrace 75” Television is a solid metal frame, 2 inches deep. 110 pounds or so, heavy and solid, made to weather the outdoors. Obviously not in the direct sunlight, but in the shade it works great. There are no shadows that I saw. The view is great from all sides. The screen is the brightest available as outdoors the sunlight can be very bright. The view is good. 4k is crystal clear, placing the setting is auto adaptive and it does the rest for you. The setup was very easy for me. I have a Samsung account so I was able to VERY quickly use my phone to log in and setup the Samsung Terrace 75” Television. The app registered the TV, setup it up in the SmartThings app and even setup the TV profile for the SmartHub app from another TV. I think the whole process was done in less than 20 minutes. I was amazed. The Samsung Terrace 75” Television is a beauty and we love it.

My work (Windows) laptop is typically docked and connected to two 22" monitors, one VGA connection and one DVI connection. I have a Mac Mini as well, using the DVI input on second monitor (with HDMI to DVI converter). Was previously using wireless mouse and USB mechanical keyboard for the laptop, and a wireless keyboard/mouse for the Mac, switching inputs via the monitor menu. Too much clutter. Finally bought the KVM switch; should have done it years ago. Now I have just the wireless mouse, USB mechanical keyboard, and an easy push-button swap between Mac and work laptop. My only minor complaint is the 3-second lag when switching. First world problems. Graphics are fine for me, but I'm not pushing anything graphics-intensive on either machine. Overall, a wonderful addition to the home office to reduce clutter and make toggling between work and wasting time during work hours much easier.

I used to have the wt-4, I like it but had a beef with it, the wire on a wireless connection so when i got the d-4 I plunge right away for the wt-5 and man it was the right thing to do. No more cables, no more different chargers and different batteries to lug around and a very reliable connection. the only problem is battery life so i got 5 batteries to get me through the day. This is how I have it set. On location I use ad-hoc connection to my iPad running shutter snitch I set up the camera to shoot raw + small jpgs fine and tell it to send only the jpgs so my clients can review and approve on the spot. On the studio I connect to my wireless network and do the same thing. One thing that has amazing me is that I have being using wireless transfers since the d2x came out sending pictures to my computer or my laptop. But since I replace the laptop with the iPad the WOW factor from my clients has exploded they are always asking how do you do that

Super fast and compact scan! Has wireless connection option. Can connect to PC/laptop and mobile device. Scans documents, bills, Invoices, receipts and cards like IDs. Timesaver, and nice quality!