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The Samsung stands out as a commendable choice in the 32-inch TV category, offering a perfect blend of compact design, impressive picture quality, and smart features.**Design:**The TV’s sleek design is both modern and space-efficient. The slim bezels enhance the viewing experience, drawing your attention to the vibrant display. The build quality feels solid, adding a touch of elegance to any room.**Display Quality:**Equipped with a high-definition display, delivers crisp and vivid visuals. The color reproduction is impressive, offering a lifelike viewing experience. The LED-backlit screen provides excellent brightness and contrast, making it suitable for various lighting conditions.**Smart Features:**Samsung’s Tizen OS powers the smart features of this TV, providing a user-friendly interface. Accessing streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and more is seamless, thanks to the built-in Wi-Fi connectivity. The intuitive remote control simplifies navigation, making it easy for users of all ages.**Audio Performance:**While the compact size of the TV limits the space available for speakers, the audio quality is surprisingly clear. The integrated speakers deliver decent sound, but for a more immersive experience, consider complementing it with external speakers or a soundbar.**Connectivity:**The tv offers a variety of connectivity options, including HDMI and USB ports, allowing you to connect your gaming console, Blu-ray player, or other devices effortlessly. The inclusion of multiple HDMI ports is particularly beneficial for users with multiple peripherals.**Conclusion:**In conclusion, the Samsung 32 inch tv excels as a 32-inch TV, catering to those seeking a balance between size and performance. Its sleek design, vibrant display, and smart features make it a worthy addition to any small to medium-sized space. While the audio could be improved, it remains a solid choice for users prioritizing visual excellence and smart functionality in a compact form factor.

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So happy with this purchase. I researched extensively and was between these and the Bose ones of comparable quality but these seemed to be a bit better in terms of the technology used etc. My only thing is that they feel a smidge loose on my head so if i were to lean back they’d likely start slipping, not that i need to lean back with them on. I also don’t wear these to the gym or anything. I wear these around the house, on airplanes, walking around cities, etc. the noise cancelling is excellent for planes and the ambient feature is excellent when on public transportation or walking around outside. The battery life is incredible, 30 hours. I actually love the touch screen aspect of the volume control etc. they’re very comfortable and can be worn for very extended periods of time. I’ve worn them for 9+ hours and have had no discomfort. That might be why they seem a bit loose though. Either way, so glad I made this investment, i can’t imagine listening to music any other way. For reference and context the headphones i was using prior were Bose in ear ones which are very uncomfortable for me but fine for the gym as well as skull candy over the ear headphones which in my opinion are not good but i wear them to the gym, but the sound quality is kinda garbage. I also listen to a lot of metal and it sounds great on these. You can customize how music sounds using the Sony app. Highly recommend these!

The design looks great and the feel of the phone is somewhat close to iPhone. I have been using the phone for a week now and it is performing well.At this moment, the only flaw I see is the battery charging.Samsung says that it supports fast charging, but what is fast charging 0-100 in more than 3 hours? Then the question is what is slow charging as per Samsung?If you are in a rush, you cannot get it charged quickly and I am not sure why Samsung cannot provide fast charging in real.I like Samsung phones for their sturdiness and I can rely on them that they will never break down, but charging keeps me away from their high-end phones.

After using 15-20 mint heating issue occured. Being a user I am facing problems… in less than 24 I have to visit service centre to solve the issues after receiving the phone..we users buy a product with great enthusiasm and trust… But in the end, when there is disappointment like this, then trust is lost. Is phone heating is not big issue for them to return phone? Maybe it won’t happen for them…but for us who buy phones with the adding of little money for the month this is a big disappointment for us…I never ever buy a samsung product again

I’ve lost 2 different pairs of in-ear TWS earphones (thankfully cheaper ones) so I decided to buy something large and harder to lose (lol). It was between this and the Bose QC45 for me. My primary headphones for 8 years now are the Audio Technica ATH-M50x which are a solid pair of wired neutral headphones, so I’ll use those as a reference for audio quality.Short read: Why I picked this over the Bose QC45 – sounds marginally better overall (with loads of room in the low end for those who like heavy bass), equally comfortable, better battery life, better app/customisability, and also a bit more discreet. I don’t want people knowing I’m carrying around pricey headphones so I’d rather have a pair of plain looking Sonys than a Bose pair that screams expensive. Also, the carrying case is actually pretty great and protects these well. I wear these headphones everywhere, even at the gym.- Amazing battery: LDAC + DSEE Extreme on gives me a full week of use with 2-3 hours of use per day, at around 60-70% volume. Nice to not have to worry about charging these all the time (uses USB-C).- Audio: Super weird out of the box- very boomy and muddy low-mids. I EQd this and it went from sounding like an average set to an incredible one. It’s just a bit bizarre to me that they’d hamstring this pair so severely out of the box when they’re capable of so much more.It has great frequency response and articulation, you’ll hear tons of detail once it is set up right, so credit to the drivers they’re using. I’m including an EQ preset for your reference, which should be good for blues, jazz, folk, country, and classical (anything with nice vocals). Compared to the M50x, they have much better bass so anyone into EDM will like this set as well.- Comfort: They’re wonderfully comfortable. Super light, doesn’t clamp your head or ears, and you can wear them for hours. The cushions are soft and don’t hurt your ears. Orders of magnitude more comfortable than my M50x, and easily the best other than the Bose QC line. You’ll forget you’re wearing them, they’re that neat.- ANC: They completely block out low hums and noises coming from fans, ACs, and in-flight rumble, even with no music playing. Makes sense since they seem to be designed primarily as travel/commute headphones. Voices and other sounds can still kinda be heard but are drowned out if you’re listening to music at anything above 30-40% volume. I don’t think it’s meant to block out these sounds, so I’m not particular about it. I can sit through an entire flight and hear nothing, which by itself is completely worth it to me.- Multipoint: works as advertised, I was able to use it fine with my Samsung Galaxy phone and Macbook pro upon testing. I don’t use this feature though since I prefer LDAC and that is only possible with multi-point off. However if MP is useful for you, know that it works pretty seamlessly.Conclusion: If you can afford these headphones, I would easily recommend them to you. They sound genuinely amazing for a wireless closed back pair, are very customisable, comfortable, and the battery lasts for days, literally. The ANC is best-in-class and made for frequent travelers. It’s one of those things that will last you years and years of use if you look after them. They also go on sale quite frequently, so wait for one before you buy (I got it for INR ~15,500). It’s rare that I spend this much on a luxury item and still consider it a bargain. Cheers.

Needs a little time to learn what time and temperature works best for different foods but once you figure that out, it works great and does not dry up the food or meat. Easy to use.

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Haven’t been able to make too many dishes till now, but thats because i am not much of a cook and my wife isn’t comfortable around new gadgets, sadly. But whatever we were able to manage (mostly morning/evening snacks), it was great. It requires a little getting used to, the online recepies don’t work as is and need a little tweaking. And if you have a few bad batches, (which you most certainly will in the beginning), it feels like a total waste of money. But once you get a hang of it, you will start loving it. Plus benefit of eating much less oil will want you to eat worryfree and more.The operation is pretty straightforward, select a preset menu or set temperature and time. Its as simple as that. Cooks really fast and with just a sprinkle of oil.This model has decent capacity and power for my use. The baskets are dishwasher friendly, which is a big benefit for me. It makes the cleaning hassel free.There is no additional accessory included in package which is a little disappointment. There are other airfryers with much less price that provide same value, so the higher price just for the brand name is a little excessive.Overall its a great product, just needs a little patience for first time users.