Samsung Smart TV - 85-Inch - 4K Ultra HD - M72H

The M72H series typically features enhanced picture processing technologies like Mini LED Dimming and advanced sound features such as Object Tracking Sound, while the M70H series offers core 4K UHD smart TV functionality.

Samsung TV Plus is pre-installed on your TV. Simply navigate to the Samsung TV Plus app or section from the main smart hub menu. No subscription or login is required.

Yes, this TV features multiple HDMI ports and gaming-specific features like Motion Xcelerator and VRR, making it ideal for connecting and enjoying modern gaming consoles.

The TV supports Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) and Motion Xcelerator, which dynamically adjust the refresh rate for smoother motion. Specific native refresh rates may vary but are optimized for gaming and fast-paced content.

Press and hold the microphone button on your Smart Remote and speak your command or question clearly. The TV will process your request and provide answers or perform actions accordingly. Refer to the on-screen guide for specific command examples.

The dimensions without the stand are approximately 189 cm (W) x 108.4 cm (H) x 7.7 cm (D).

While the product description highlights Pure Spectrum Colour and Supreme Mini LED Dimming for contrast and highlights, specific HDR format support (like HDR10, HDR10+, Dolby Vision) should be confirmed in detailed technical specifications. The advanced processing suggests strong capabilities for displaying high dynamic range content.

Ensure the power cord is securely connected to both the TV and a working power outlet. Try a different outlet. Check if the remote control batteries are depleted and replace them if necessary. Press the power button on the TV itself to rule out remote issues.

Verify the input source signal quality. Ensure all cables are securely connected. Access the TV's picture settings and try a different picture mode (e.g., Standard, Movie). If using an external device, check its output settings and consider a firmware update for the device.

Check the TV's volume settings and ensure it is not muted. If using external speakers or a soundbar, verify their connections and power. Test with different audio sources to determine if the issue is with the TV or the audio output device. Try restarting the TV.

Ensure your Wi-Fi router is functioning correctly. Restart both the TV and your router. Check that you are within range of the Wi-Fi signal. Verify the Wi-Fi password entered on the TV is correct. Consider using a wired Ethernet connection if problems persist.

Replace the batteries in the remote control with fresh ones. Ensure there are no obstructions between the remote and the TV's sensor. Try re-pairing the remote with the TV by following the instructions in the setup guide or TV menu.