![]() Because I use an Android phone daily, I barely had to look for extra apps that I use. The TV immediately asked me to use my Google account for setup. It even comes with an adapter for plugging in classic red/white/yellow cables, like from my old N64. ![]() There’s a two-prong power cord, two HDMI 2.1 ports capable of 120 Hz at 4K with a variable refresh rate (and two other HDMI ports good for 60 Hz), plus all the other bog-standard TV inputs you’ll need. Setup is as simple as you’d expect from any modern TV. The U8G’s legs clear every one of my soundbars, including the big Dolby Atmos bars. ![]() Even if you don't care about losing a small sliver of screen forever, it often causes problems with the remote. A few of the larger soundbars don’t completely fit under TVs. ![]() I also love how they raise the TV pretty high off my stand. Unlike the spindly sticks that jut out from the bottom of most modern screens, these thoughtful, elegant legs make you want to use them, rather than mount the TV to the wall. The U8G has a nondescript modern design, save for a butterfly-shaped pair of legs that supports the center of the TV. ![]()
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