Some Samsung TVs do. Samsung's US support page, "Connect a Bluetooth device to your Samsung TV", says that on some QLED, UHD and SUHD models you can connect Bluetooth devices, and it gives three ways to check whether yours supports Bluetooth. This article follows that page only.
If you want to know how to turn off demo mode on a Sony TV, the steps depend on the type of TV. This guide covers only Sony Google TV and Android TV models. It does not cover other Sony TVs. The demo mode steps follow Sony Support's article 00050389 (US edition). The way to tell which type of TV you have comes from Sony Canada's article 00200248.
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If you want to know how to update Sony BRAVIA TV software, Sony’s own Help Guide has a short page on it. This guide follows the “Software updates” page of Sony’s Help Guide (en-003 version). The page lists these models: BRAVIA 9, BRAVIA 8, BRAVIA 8 II, BRAVIA 7, BRAVIA 5, A95L, XR8B and XR8C. It doesn’t say which country it was written for or give a date, so this article makes no claim about either. We haven’t tested any of these steps.
Blurry, stuttery or oddly smooth motion in fast scenes can come from more than one place. For TCL Google TV motion blur, TCL's support guide says the issue is usually related to the TV's motion settings or the video signal coming from your device or app. This page is based on the TCL Support text supplied to us, which we have not compared with the current live page, and follows it in order. We haven't tested these steps.
Can you use Google TV without internet? Google TV Help says a device set up with basic TV can be used without an internet connection. The help text doesn't say whether a Google TV device set up without choosing basic TV can.
The Samsung 65S85H vs Samsung 65U8000H pairing is an OLED against an LCD, yet both have a glossy screen. RTINGS tested each in its own review at 65 inches, and this page sets the two side by side with a focus on bright rooms, uniformity and upscaling. Inference: with the same finish on both, the panel and brightness rows decide the rest.
The Samsung 65S90H vs Samsung 65U8000H choice at 65 inches sets a WOLED set against an LCD set, and RTINGS' results for them differ on contrast, brightness, screen finish, HDMI bandwidth and viewing angle. Each TV has its own RTINGS review, both at 65 inches, and this page puts the findings next to each other. Inference: the panel technology explains most of the gaps.
The Samsung QN65LS03HE vs Samsung 65M70H choice at 65 inches (The Frame 2026 against the M70H) shows up in RTINGS' results on refresh rate, HDMI bandwidth, screen finish and brightness. RTINGS reviewed each at the 65-inch size in two separate reviews, and this page puts the two side by side. Inference: the weaknesses the two share matter as much as the differences.
For the Sony K-65XR30M2 vs Sony K-65XR70M2 choice at 65 inches (the BRAVIA 3 II and BRAVIA 7 II), RTINGS' results differ on backlight, contrast, HDR brightness, screen finish and HDMI 2.1 ports. RTINGS tested both at 65 inches in two separate reviews, and this page lines the findings up.