Samsung 55-Inch Class Crystal UHD 4K Bed-H Series HDR Business Pro TV w/ 3-Sided Bezel-Less Slim Design, Use for Digital Signage Displays, Commercial TV, Alexa Built-in…

Over the years I’ve bought many Samsung devices, phones, tablets. During that period I’ve noticed a decline in quality. I thought I could have been overly critical, but this TV proved my findings to be correct. Not only did this TV not work with my Comcast cable TV device, the remote control was really cheaply made with a half dozen buttons, some of them sticking in the depressed position, the menu software was so slow you could never be sure if it was ever going to respond. There were more less offensive deficiencies but it was enough to say USLESS, so I returned it, only to get the final insult when they informed me my refund would take 3 weeks or more. That’s my final purchase from Samsung! Also, the picture was not very good and the adjustment menu’s were clumsy, slow and failed to improve the picture.
UPDATE: They finally issued my refund after 3 weeks!!!

I got this to finally upgrade from 1080p. I really wanted a dumb tv, but those don’t really exist at this size in 4k anymore. This has some smarts but they are focused on business functions and there aren’t any of the usual streaming apps available. It also works happily not connected to the Internet so it’s as close I can get.

The 55″ picture is fantastic. Bright colors and good darks. This TV is much lighter than the old one it replaced and the super thing bezel means it takes up much less room. It comes with Samsung’s Tizen operating system and has 3 HDMI ports (one for ARC). It also came with feet for the stand and has a VESA 100 mounting holes on the back in the center and uses M8 19-21mm screws for mounting (these need to be acquired separately; I picked some up from the hardware store). The TV itself has no buttons or controls on it. You either have to use the remote to turn it on, or it turns on when you power on a connected device.

I purchased the “2024 revision”. There’s very scant info on the Internet about this model (BED-H) and it was even a chore to find the official Samsung product page for it. One extremely disappointing thing about this is it does not, in fact, have Optical or Coaxial digital audio output. It only uses its built in speaker, HDMI ARC, or bluetooth for audio output. All of the available info says it does have those pther connectors, but I believe they were removed in the 2024 revision. My existing soundbar didn’t have HDMI and we were using optical but now that’s not an option. We were able to hook it up with Bluetooth luckily, but this is just a stop gap until we can upgrade the soundbar. I’m disappointed we have to though.

If you are in the market for a dumb tv, this is a good option. One tip I saw someone else post was to check for software updates once even if you don’t plan on using this with any other smart features; when trying to hook up the soundbar to Bluetooth it didn’t work at first, but I connected to wifi and downloaded the latest update and after that it worked fine.

The remote is very stripped down and is basically just to navigate the tv OS. Switch inputs involves going home and then selecting the input; they appear as tiles next to the built-in apps. Easy enough but I kind of wish there was a way to do it manually.

I can’t comment on the business related functions but the manual appears to cover those adequately. I’ve contemplated keeping it hooked to the network and using the management smartphone app but I haven’t decided yet.

Overall very happy, but still angry about the incorrect info on the available input/output.

Real nice tv. GREAT PICTURE.

This item is a business TV, and NOT a consumer Smart TV “for home.” This is meant to be brighter and longer-lasting and more simplistic than a “normal” Smart TV, and meant for use in lobbies, offices, etc. as digital signage. This does not have Smart apps like Netflix, but it can connect to a Fire Stick.