Samsung Laptops That Turn Into Tablets

[Cable] With more and more laptops only having Type C connectors, and a lot of legacy devices (readers, tablets, card readers, DVD drives, etc.) needing micro-USB connections, this is invaluable. Now I don't need to keep a bunch of USB A-C or C-B adapters around. If only there were a USB-C to Mini-USB cable; my GPSes still use the mini USB connector.

[0.08 lb] Extremely simple 4K upgrade for laptops and tablets that do not have a graphics card that can support it. Used 2 of these on an HP Elite X2 1012 tablets and on an HP Elite X360 with a pair of HP z27s 4k Monitors. Only minor issue is that they do not support 60 hz refresh rates so wireless/bluetooth mice performance can be a little laggy/choppy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been a loyal Samsung Tab S supporter since their very first Tab S 1. These tablets are just amazing. I have never had any issues with them and usually can do absolutely everything I want to do on it.

[1.585 lb] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been a loyal Samsung Tab S supporter since their very first Tab S 1. These tablets are just amazing. I have never had any issues with them and usually can do absolutely everything I want to do on it.

[Backlit LED] When my the software of my last Samsung Smart Tv could no longer support Netflix, I decided it was time for another. I had a little trouble figuring out how to get the cable TV part of the TV to play when I turn the unit on but now that I have figured it out, I am very happy. There are numerous apps to link to various services which is great. The picture quality can be adjusted to taste as can the sound. The remote is small and efficient but I am also able to use my cable remote to turn the unit on and adjust volume and channels. Overall, I am very pleased.

[Black] Fast delivery, quick turn-around. This splitter makes it possible to use regular 3.5mm headphones with my Samsung Galaxy S4, which has the headphone/mic combo jack.

[0.1 ms] As a visually impaired user, I was pleased to note that this TV is extremely accessible. I really like how easy it is to turn on audio description. I would like to see an easier way to turn voice guidance on and off rather than holding down the mute button. Using the microphone cannot turn voice guidance on or off even though the help topic stating what voice commands can be used states that there is a voice command to enable or disable voice guidance. There are some channels missing that my Samsung had. These include dry bar, Drew Barimore, and Hallmark. The "hi LG" feature is interesting, though it says it can't recognize my voice even though I've set up a voice profile. But overall, I would recommend this TV to anyone over my older Samsung C90 QLED.

When my the software of my last Samsung Smart Tv could no longer support Netflix, I decided it was time for another. I had a little trouble figuring out how to get the cable TV part of the TV to play when I turn the unit on but now that I have figured it out, I am very happy. There are numerous apps to link to various services which is great. The picture quality can be adjusted to taste as can the sound. The remote is small and efficient but I am also able to use my cable remote to turn the unit on and adjust volume and channels. Overall, I am very pleased.

[0.505 lb] Pros: Slick design Stackable design Works well Love how the cable goes Into the enclosure Also has a protection switch on the outside Cons: None that I can think of!

[1x 1/4"-20 Male] Looking somewhere near the lens just isn't the same as looking INTO the lens. For a very reasonable price, talent can connect with the viewer. Our TMP50 was nicely made, easy to set up and gave a good result right out of the box. We used it with an iPad 6th generation as a prompter screen which fits well but just about maxes out the bracket adjustment. Removing the rear bracket will probably accommodate larger iPads or other devices. Smaller tablets and phones would also work as prompter screens. If shooting with a phone, centering the phone's camera will necessarily put the phone off to one side so you may need a binder clip or a clothespin to snug down the hood, but that's an easy fix for a unit that can support a wide variety of cameras or phones behind the glass. To sum up: a great price on a nice piece of hardware that yields results that would be hard to obtain if your script can't be directly in line with the lens.