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Question: Will the audio come through this TV if I hook it up to my laptop?
Document: I bought this 32" TV yesterday at Target (on sale). Nowhere on the box does it say "optical digital audio output" so I took it home to see. This model does NOT have the "optical digital audio output". From what I've read online, the model UN32EH 4000 does have it but I think that has been discontinued; it doesn't come up on the Samsung website. The 4003 also does NOT have a headphone jack.So what does this mean for you? If you do NOT have a cable or satellite box, you will NOT be able to hook up any external speakers.
Low cost, high quality audio, high quality video, no frills LED HDTV. This is a great little TV. Hook it up to your laptop via HDMI and key a wireless keyboard and mouse for your laptop and you've got a pretty sweet setup.
The price point for this tv was the biggest selling point for me and so far it's been pretty great. I only have two complaints...1) There's no audio out on the tv. I'm really not sure how common this is for tv these days. As someone without cable who's trying to watch netflix from a computer, an audio out would be nice so I could hook the tv up to my speakers instead of having to plug and unplug my laptop every time.2) It turns off every 2 hours or so.
Found a setting in the TV which is great, that balances the sound from all its inputs so now my air, internet, and DVD player sound setting is around 28% with plenty of volume to go. The sound quality is not theater sound but is good as any other average TV. If you want theater sound you need to come off the wallet and spend some dough. I originally had a going in on a cable splitter boxes and etc. Now the antenna on the cable, DVD by RCA plugins, laptop with a (Cable Matters USB to HDMI (Amazon)) and lovin it.
Bought this TV on thanks giving deal for around $260 and this tv is a great value for that price.. The tv had nice deep black levels and bright picture.. I used the tv to play PS3 on it and to connect my laptop and see movies / videos.. The laptop thing worked perfectly, but i had some issues when i was playing... i had some horizontal lines occasionally in the top half of the screen.. this was very intermittent, would come only a couple or little more times a day... but came every time i played.. i switched on the game mode.. still the same result.. had to return the TV...Now I have a Sony KDL42EX440.. in comparison with this, the Samsung had better black levels, better brightness and warm colors right out of the box... Sony gives me a more natural feel and color, but u ll fall in love with Samsung in the first sight... Just that horizontal could have been a problem with my piece, but this makes a very good tv in a bedroom or anywhere as a second tv.. Don't think about it as your primary tv in the living room, it's too small for that...
Brilliant quality, good picture and sound, makes watching HD movies a dream come true, I often connect it to my laptop and do everything from there, lots of energy options as well , including automatic turn off, that especially helps save money when I fall asleep watching movies at night
I was looking for a second TV to put in the living room, mostly for Netflix and XBOX stuff. I already have a fairly large TV in my family room so I wasn't looking for anything huge. I came across this and liked it a lot. The sound on this TV isn't the best, on higher volumes it can come off a little tinny, but if you're using this for a bedroom, office etc I think it'll be fine. Worse comes to worse you can pick up a pair of speakers to hook it up to.
I was skeptical about the tv when I ordered but damn is the tv mindblowing.. 720p is good enough for all your needs but if hook up your sweet laptop to the tv via hdmi often I suggest you buy the 1080p version for 350$
I have been using this TV almost everyday for an hour for a few months and it still works well. The picture quality is great, but the sound not so. Since the only video input I ever use on the TV is my laptop, I just use the $60 set of 5.1 computer speakers as the audio output so the low sound quality has not affected my star rating for this TV.
I got this TV at Best Buy for $279. I originally got it to replace my family room TV which is a 4-5 year old Samsung TV. However, I opted to leave the old TV downstairs and use this one upstairs in the bedroom. Mainly because the audio lacks depth. There's basically no bass to the audio and it's really more so what you might get from a laptop for sound instead of what you would usually expect from a TV. There's also only one component/RCA input. So, unless you have devices that plug in with HDMI (two ports here for those), then you may have problems.
Answer: yes I am watching netflix now on mine through my laptop