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The TV itself is a 4K QLED display which is capable of a broad range of colors with over one billion individual shades. You'll be able to get up close to appreciate each individual brush stroke. It has an adaptive HDR which can seamlessly change the displays brightness and color temperature in real-time to the lighting of your environment using an RGB light sensor. And then when watching TV or a movie, you'll be to enjoy them in Dolby Vision IQ for stunning picture. For playing video games, you can enjoy auto low latency and AMD FreeSync Premium which reduce input lag and screen tearing. Plus, it supports up to 144HZ so you'll have super high frame rates.
You can choose a frame that best matches your living room's style. It comes with a teak wood styled frame, but you can opt for additional colors sold separately. They attach magnetically so you can easily snap a new one in place if you ever feel like changing its look.
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