SAMSUNG NU6900 Review

June 15, 2021 nexqute 0 Comments

SAMSUNG NU6900 Review SAMSUNG NU6900 – Complete Review The Samsung NU6900 Smart 4K TV offers ultra-HD resolution and a strong smart TV at a reasonable price, but it could benefit from more connectors. So here we give you a complete review of SAMSUNG NU6900.  The Samsung NU6900 65-inch LED TV has a lot of the same features as the finest TVs, but at a lower price. Although the LCD TV lacks Samsung’s quantum-dot QLED display, everything else about it is designed to compete with any entry-level TV on the market. You can get 4K resolution, HDR compatibility, and Samsung’s superb smart TV platform for under $500, but the reduced price comes with some trade-offs. Samsung NU6900 review: Price and availability The UN65NU6900, a 65-inch model from Samsung’s NU6900 family, is the subject of our testing and review. The 65-inch UN6900 costs $479 at Best Buy as of this writing (opens in new tab). However, the NU6900 model line contains various models with the same feature set and overall performance that come in a variety of screen sizes, ranging from 43 inches to 75 inches. While the screen size and dimensions vary by model, the NU6900 series as a whole shares the same aesthetic design, port options, and smart features. The picture quality and audio performance of each model may differ. At the moment, we’re only testing the 65-inch model. Samsung NU6900 review: Design The NU6900 looks surprisingly stylish for a basic 4K LCD TV. The plastic chassis is basic black, but it has a textured finish that makes it stand out from other plain back panels. The attachable feet are similarly made of black plastic, but they are solid enough to prevent the TV from wobbling or being pushed over by your child. Without the stand, the TV measures 57.4 x 33 x 2.4 inches and weighs 55.1 pounds, making it enormous and heavy enough that you’ll need a second person to help you set it up and move it. The TV is raised another 3.4 inches by the attachable stand, which has a footprint of 6.7 x 12.5 inches. The chassis will support a 400mm x 400mm VESA mount if you want to install the TV on the wall. A strip of grooves runs the length of the TV on the rear of the set. When you look closer, you’ll notice that these grooves aren’t just for looks; they also act as cable management, allowing you to hide the wires for power, HDMI, and coaxial connections. Samsung NU6900 review: Port selection A panel of connectors runs along the right-hand side of the chassis on the back of the TV. The ports’ side-facing position makes it simple to install and remove devices, especially when contrasted to TVs with a downward-facing panel. Only two HDMI ports (one with ARC for soundbars and other speaker systems) and a single USB port are available on the set. Although this isn’t a lot — we recommend at least four — it will allow you to connect two external sources, such as a game console and a cable box. You’ll need an HDMI switch if you want more connectivity and don’t want to transfer cables in and out by hand. The rest of the port choices is limited, and it’s surprising what you won’t find, such as a 3.5mm headphone connection, RCA audio connectors, or any component or composite video outputs. This TV only has HDMI inputs, which may be inconvenient for some customers. An antenna can be connected via coaxial connector, and an optical audio port can be used to connect outdated surround sound systems. For network connectivity, the set features built-in Wi-Fi and Ethernet, but there is no additional wireless functionality, so don’t bother with Bluetooth headphones or speakers for this TV. Samsung NU6900 review: Performance With 3840 x 2160 Ultra HD resolution and HDR compatibility, including HDR10+, Samsung’s own high-dynamic range standard, the NU6900 is a respectable performer. The TV’s color and contrast handling amazed me, and it provides good picture quality for everything from movies and TV shows to games in 4K. The costumed hero ascended the Washington Monument to see a scene from Spider-Man: Homecoming. Bright blue skies, abundant green flora on the ground, and the glistening memorial stone made for a beautiful image. While the colors were vibrant, they weren’t as lifelike as they had been on previous TVs. While the NU6900’s 60Hz refresh rate is sufficient for normal TV viewing, we did note that fast motion was a little choppy. Due to the set’s narrow color gamut, the vibrance of the colors is a little muted. The NU6900 produced 96.25 percent of the sRGB colorspace when tested with our X-Rite i1 Pro spectrophotometer, which is disappointing when compared to other midrange sets like the TCL 6 Series Roku TV or the Vizio E-Series 65-Inch (E65-F1), which both approached 100 percent, measuring 9.96 and 99.23 percent, respectively. This narrow color gamut is more in line with what we expect from low-cost TVs, such as the Sharp 65-inch 4K Roku TV, which has a similar 97.13 percent color spectrum and costs less than $500. The NU6900’s color accuracy was also incorrect, with a Delta-E rating of 3.08. (0 is perfect). When viewing the TV alone, the variation from the hue that should be presented may not be extreme enough to look odd in most situations, but it is worse than what we experienced on the Vizio E-Series (1.36). The differences between the set and the TCL 6-Series (1.1) were obvious when compared side by side. However, the lower you go on the pricing range, the worse the color performance becomes; the Sharp 65-inch 4K Roku TV had a Delta-E rating of 4.06, while the Sceptre 65-inch 4K TV (U650CV-U) had a Delta-E rating of 12.8 – both significantly skewed with unnatural hue. The 65-inch NU6900 struggles with many of the issues that plague other affordable sets, thanks to its typical edge-lit LCD panel. 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User Busy iPhone

June 4, 2021 nexqute 0 Comments

User Busy iPhone “User Busy iPhone” What exactly is it? If you’ve ever faced a notification that says “User Busy” while on the call with a friend, colleague, or family member, you may have wondered what it means and whether it indicates a problem. The iPhone’s User Busy Message is one of the most common issues that iPhone users face. I personally encountered the same issue and was able to solve it. Today, we’ll go over all of the possibilities for the User Busy message in iPhone, as well as possible solutions. I’ve been trying to call my mother all day but keep receiving the message “user busy.” She has so far not received any of my Notifications from today. You’d think her phone would have blocked mine, but it hasn’t; in fact, I’m looking at it right now, and neither phone has blocked the other. She is able to call and message me, but I am unable to do the same for her. I can make phone calls to other people, but not to her. She owns an iPhone SE whereas I have an iPhone 6s. We’re both running the most recent version of iOS. I’ve reset both phones, deleted the numbers on both, and re-entered them, but the problem persists. I had no idea what’s going on. Buy the most latest iPhone on the market. Reasons you might get this “User Busy” notification on your iPhone Your phone number has been temporarily disabled. The ‘Do Not Disturb’ feature is enabled. Problems with SIM cards Having problems with the network Network Servers that are extremely busy. Lines of Communication Have Been Damaged Too Much Network Interference. In the area where you are, there is no coverage. But, in the end, I was able to solve the problem.  We spoke with Apple’s technical support staff and received responses from other specialists on their forum as well. Here are some of the most efficient strategies we discovered to solve the User Busy problem on the iPhone.  To avoid receiving the “User Busy” notification, first, make sure the user you’re attempting to connect with is really busy. This can be done by replacing the call two or three times. Wait a few minutes before calling again if you still don’t get a response. 1) Call blocking  Call handling is a carrier function. First, double-check some essentials. If you can make and receive calls from others on your mobile, and your receiver can as well, you should check with your carriers, both if you are on different ones. Except for call blocking, there is no setting on the device that would work in the manner I describe. 2) “Do Not Disturb”  The next step is to double-check that the “Do Not Disturb” option on the phone you can’t access is set off.  3) Swap your SIM card After that, you can do another test to see if the issue is with your phone or with your carrier/SIM. Simply swap your SIM card with that of a friend’s phone. When your friend’s SIM is in your phone, you can dial the number, but when your SIM is on your friend’s phone, you can’t. This indicates a SIM/network issue. 4) Invalid contact information I’ve heard of a corrupt contact number gives rise to User Busy on iPhone, similar to what I’ve described, although it was a long time ago when phone numbers were saved on SIM cards (not that common these days with smartphones that store numbers in a contacts app). If the number appeared correct on the outside but was incorrect behind the scenes, it could be dialing a non-existent number or a perma busy modem line, for example. As a solution, try contacting the number using the old-fashioned method of entering the entire 10-digit number on the keyboard and pressing the call button. If that works, the issue is resolved. 5) Reset your provisioning Ask your carrier to reset your provisioning (which can be done over the phone or at a store/booth and requires only a reboot afterward) 6) Get a new sim card If the above option does not work, get a new SIM card for your existing number.  7) Get a new phone number ‘If nothing of these options work, it suggests a problem with the account; I’m not sure what to recommend in such case. There is no other solution except to get a new phone number. Set Up a “User Busy” Message for yourself If you ever need to show someone else the “User Busy” warning when they try to call you, you may do so pretty easy. Turn on Do Not Disturb on your iPhone to accomplish this. To do so on iOS 15, follow these steps: Open the Settings application. Choose Focus. Choose Do Not Disturb. Customize how you’d like to receive notifications. You can also activate it by entering the Control Center and selecting Focus. From there, you may turn on Do Not Disturb. For iPhones and iPads running iOS 14 and up: Open Settings. Go to the Do Not Disturb mode. Turn on DND or set a timer for it to come on. You can also do this by selecting the crescent moon icon in the Control Center’s panel. Last Thoughts You can leave a voice message without calling the person if calling or texting didn’t get you a response and you’re eager to get through. Some cellular companies have provisions and capabilities that allow you to leave messages without calling, so if you and the person you’re trying to call both have the same provider, give those a try. You can use Spectrum’s Call Guard service if you have a Spectrum Landline account and want to block calls or look busy like you did with your iPhone. Frequently asked questions. Why does my phone say user busy when someone calls me? Reasons you might get this “User Busy” notification on your iPhone Your phone number has been temporarily disabled. The ‘Do Not Disturb’ feature is enabled. Problems with SIM cards Having problems with the network Network …

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