Tips Up Big Sky Menu

This is the first 4k HDR television I have ever purchased, I did my research beforehand and I'm not disappointed. The automatic are almost flawless, which means for the less tech savvy it's plug and play. I favour the smart remote, this controls sky/cable box as well as short cut buttons to apps such as Netflix. That brings me on to integration, my sky menu, apps etc are all in the quick menu. Click sky, it switched on and the menu is right there. The picture clarity is awesome and the colours pop without looking like they're fake. I have always advised people to purchase dedicated sounds equipment as built in speakers on flat screens are poor. The Q-Symphony system in this TV is not a gimmick, it tracks objects on the screen and projects the sounds according. Bass bangs and treble rings clear. Very happy customer!

Used in UT with big sky and canyons - must have for this type of shooting

Big upgrade from the A7 III or A7S II. Menu system is improved as well.

This is replacing my H4n and is a big step up in functionality, control and ergonomics. Pre-amps are quieter than its predecessor and the addition of the included mid-side module is a big help for video production users. OLED screen is smaller than the H4n, but actually provides more information and is totally readable. Rotary pots are SO much better than the menu driven level controls of the H4n and are quite smooth. The menu system is much improved as well.

New Fuji user here, is taking me a few days to get the feeling of it but so far it’s been great, I like the menu and the ease of use, missing a grip big time But is just me, overall a very fun camera to shoot with and I would recommend this puppy to anybody

It's big and heavy, but I love it! Buttons everywhere, you seldom need to go menu-diving! 20mb is more than enough for 99% of the pictures I take. The Canon colors are, as always, great.

Works as advertised. Menu modes and settings are a little clunky to navigate but not a big deal. Using it to semi automate astrophotography because it's cheaper than the necessary tethering software.

Just received the Sony A7iv. The menu is extremely handy and clear to use, a big step forward vs the A7iii, as well the way to customize the buttons is user friendly.

Big upgrade from xt10. Files crisp and clean.  Touch screen swipe menu works well. EVF great.  Dont like the Q menu placement as my thumb interverently hits it. The battery charger is cheep.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a solid device. It's big enough to do everything required but not gigantic. The touch screen interface is easy to operate. There are several potential menu selections in customized functions. The wireless setup was easy and firmware update is a simple menu selection. I printed from computers and mobile phones with no issues. The prints and the scans are quick and high quality.