Samsung - M80C 32" Smart Tizen 4K UHD Monitor with Streaming TV, HDR10, Ergonomic Stand, SlimFit Camera, Built-in Speakers - Warm White

Beautiful design, perfect size (32in), amazing picture, fast and easy setup, lousy audio. So, I purchased a Samsung sound bar to help it reach its full potential!! A monitor with so many extra features had to me lacking somewhere, and I read reviews before purchasing, so I knew what to expect. I would definitely recommend buying it though.

Overall I am extremely happy with my purchase! The screen size and sleekness of this monitor is amazing! I'm a die hard Samsung user and cannot wait until Samsung has an All-in-One destop! This smart monitor is great for doing my nursing coursework as well as streaming movies and binge watching shows on Netflix. The only issue I have is that the screen resolution is a bit off when mirroring/connecting to my Galaxy Book Pro 360. The picture seems distorted and pixilated. Overall I give it a 4/5!

Great Monitor! Expansive size works for viewing multiple open windows simultaneously w/out having to compromise on size. Appealing aesthetics make this a good looking device. Caveat: This monitor is connected to a Mac Mini. I initially used the enclosed HDMI cable from Samsung, and the resolution on the monitor changed regularly (2x/day) for no apparent reason. Had to unplug it, plug it in, turn off the monitor. Was quite frustrating. After troubleshooting for a while, I connected the monitor to the computer using a USB-C to USB-C cable and the problem disappeared. The included webcam is a bonus.

It even works fine. I don't have the original remote and I called customer service despite having paid for an "excellent" open box and they told me they would either give me my money back or I would keep the equipment. I'm constantly looking for a replacement remote on Amazon and that's how it works for me. So far, so good. Thanks

It looks cool. Display is pretty good. Probably not the best for the cost but it looks nice and has some fun features.

Great monitor, excellent picture, even in a 3 walled sunroom. Volume is very good…clear and loud. Instant connectivity with wireless. Remote and software layout on screen fairly easy to use. Only aggravation is that the stand is huge and since I planned to mount the monitor on a wall, it’s a piece of useless metal. Remember, this is a lightweight smart monitor.

As a working professional, I have been using the smart monitor for a little over three weeks, primarily on my days off, which total three days each week. Pros: • The display quality is high, presumably due to the 4K resolution, which offers clear and sharp visuals. • It supports multitasking, which is beneficial for those who need to work with multiple applications or documents simultaneously. • The convenience of switching between TV and PC modes with just one click is a standout feature. This flexibility allows for easy transition from work to entertainment, such as watching TV or playing Xbox. • The sound system appears to be integrated, which could provide a decent audio experience without the need for external speakers. Cons: • Software updates are anticipated, indicating that the current software may have issues that need addressing. • There is a reported lag when connected to audio devices, which could be a drawback for seamless audio synchronization or when using the monitor for gaming or media consumption.

Decent visual quality, given it is a VA panel, but the rest of the product is hot garbage. On turning it on for the first time - It wouldn't just function as a monitor with my MacBook Pro (M2 Pro chip), - forced me to set it up first, but would not connect to the provided smart remote or show a QR code to use with a smartphone - wouldn't detect my home wifi - wouldn't connect once I typed in the details painfully using the joystick/power button on the back of the monitor - made it very difficult to skip this setup nonsense - once connected and functioning as a monitor, it doesn't respond to DDC controls - and even after charging the remote for 20 minutes it still doesn't pair with the monitor - or maybe it has but I only get a "not available" message if I press any button on it so the remote is functionally useless - Trying to re-pair or reset the remote does nothing 1 hour with Samsung tech support - who were clearly trying hard to be helpful - resolved nothing at all. The visual quality is just okay. I get fringe/ghosting artifacts with text – black on white background on any resolution. The color modes are a bit odd and even a "warm" color mode on the Samsung is noticeably cooler/bluer than a 2017 Dell 2715H. See the pictures for a comparison (the Dell is on the left and the Samsung is on the right). The colors are good but they look a bit harsh, almost as if the color saturation levels have been bumped up. There is somehow LESS detail in highlights with HDR off than the Dell that doesn't even have HDR, and compared to the MacBook Pro's screen (the best one I possess), the details are worse and the highlights are also washed out. I'm not a practicing designer or photographer or anything, but this aesthetic doesn't appeal to me. I can't tell if this is because of a VA panel or it's Samsung's eye-popping color processing aesthetic but the display just doesn't look as good as it should for a $600 display (I got it for sale at $500 but I would rather spend a hundred more and get a less harsh looking screen). A few web searches have convinced me not to bother even attaching the camera – if the basics don't work, I can't be bothered dealing with a misbehaving camera for work meetings. The industrial design is nice. That's probably the best thing I can say about this. I don't recommend buying this. Get an HP E or Z series instead, especially if you have a MacBook and don't want to deal with LG wake-up/disconnection issues. If you want a TV, get a TV, not this do it all thing that does it all poorly.