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When I got my Veon, the sound was initially OK because it was only voice on YouTube videos. As soon as I watched a movie or music video then I noticed how terrible it was. The sound was terrible even accounting for the lack of useful bass from the small speakers.
Hammerer:
When I got my Veon, the sound was initially OK because it was only voice on YouTube videos. As soon as I watched a movie or music video then I noticed how terrible it was. The sound was terrible even accounting for the lack of useful bass from the small speakers.
then the Veon has better sound than my TCL (note I'm not saying all models are like that) ... so just check the sound before you buy the TCL
richms:With how cheap TVs are becoming, it will be reasonable to use them as just wall coverings soon.
Opinions are my own and not the views of my employer.
CYaBro:
Also does it have VESA compatibility to allow it to be wall mounted?
It will have a VESA mount. Last year's model used VESA 200x200.
Edited to change to correct nomenclature i.e. mm instead of cm.
CYaBro: I see this Veon tv is on special again for $349.
Seriously thinking about getting one to use as a computer monitor.
Anyone done this? Maybe hooked up a laptop at least? Picture look ok?
I currently have two monitors and was going to add a third but this would basically give the viewing area of 4 full HD monitors.
Also does it have VESA compatibility to allow it to be wall mounted?
Can’t find any mention of that anywhere.
I have been using a 42 inch Veon as a monitor for a few years and it works fine for my purposes. Audio is horrible so run that through an old stereo amp to keep it acceptable.
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