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SAMSUNG Smart Monitor M7 Unboxing & Overview | What's Inside the Box
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Jul 5, 2024
More info about SAMSUNG Smart Monitor M7: https://www.hardreset.info/ Unboxing the SAMSUNG Smart Monitor M7 1 with a full tour of the specs and testing. This is the full unboxing video with a detailed review of SAMSUNG Smart Monitor M7. Here you can find also a quick overview of our opinion of the SAMSUNG Smart Monitor M7. Let's unpack SAMSUNG Smart Monitor M7 box and find all accessories. Model 32-inch Ultra-HD LED Smart Monitor M7 (LS32AM700UW) Price in India ₹33,499 Model Name LS32AM700UW Display Size 32 inch Screen Type LED-VA Resolution (pixels) 3840x2160 Resolution Standard Ultra-HD 3D No Smart TV Yes Curve TV No Series M7 Launch Year 2021 Dimensions Width x Height x Depth (without stand) 716.1mm x 424.5mm x 41.8mm Weight (without stand) 5.4kg Width x Height x Depth (with stand) 716.1mm x 517mm x 193.5mm
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Welcome
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So today I will go of unboxing of the Samsung M7 monitor, which is some kind of smart monitor, at least that's what they're calling it
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So I just grab this beefy boy. Let's try not to break anything in here
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You can see that space is quite small here. Obviously it's not very compact in terms of the first camera, so that's why I got a second one set up right here, so it can actually capture the full girth of this thing
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So this is a 32-inch monitor. Just pop it open quickly. Let's get in here
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Now, even though this is technically a monitor, it comes with a remote control, which you should be able to see in a second and here
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So, now we're going to put that to the side for now
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I'm going to try to get this out somehow. Put a little sticker
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I've got a base amount right here. What am I saying? A foot
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And that is actually a solid block of metal. You can actually hear it
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It's quite hefty. Set it to the side. And then right here
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it looks like it's the rest of the... I'm going to set it up to the side
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Let's get this out. Then obviously we get the monitor, which I think that's probably the end of it
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There we go. I'm gonna set it up on my lap and try to get the box out of the way
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Just eat that behind me. Literally, let's go. And let's place that down
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Looks like I kind of have to... Get it out through here
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Before I actually go into this, I'm going to move it to the side a little bit and set up the actual stand so I can wrap it up on something
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So we got two screws which I am completely not prepared for
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And we got the solid black of metal of the stand. Now, I would have quite couple literally the trashest little feet on here, rubber ones
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so at least you don't scratch your desk when you place it down
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Here we go. So this would normally screw end here. There is already a screw if you can..
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Whoa, try not to drop it on the monitor. You can see it right here, there is a screw already
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And let's get that to the side. And let's try to... maybe screw it in with this. Let's see
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Hopefully this will work. Good enough, at least it's holding. Let's get rid of these screws right here
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And I guess I'm gonna take it out from here. It looks like I am holding it
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This is probably the top side. So right here, the top of it, so this is the bottom
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Let's try to somehow get it out. Oh, I can actually... There we go. RUSB
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Let see there a clip in here that would be amazing
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Nope, it does not. But I think I can just set it... Whoa
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Okay, so the stem does bend a little bit. Probably doesn't help that it's not screwed in all the way, so you know what
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I'm gonna go grab a screwdriver and actually fix it up, so... so just pose it
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Okay, so finally being actually set up. I needed to go grab an actual screwdriver to pop it in
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As you can see now it's, hopefully you can actually see it. It's not sucking as much, although it does have a little bit of a tilt like towards me
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So that's not the best. So now let's just pop in some batteries and turn it on
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Now because this is what they call smart monitor, We actually have the ability to connect to something like Samsung's decks
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Now I do have one, a tablet right here, which I'll test it out with, so we'll see how that goes
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It's supposed to connect to it wirelessly, unlike what you probably are used to
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I'm going to pop in some batteries. I'll turn it on
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I did plug it in. I'll also mention that the monitor does come with a, I guess, power supply built into it, so you don't actually have a cable with a brick
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you just have a single cable without any kind of additional parts to it, like as an example, normal LED monitors do
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Quick setup. So... Hello? Oh
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So this is probably going to be a little bit boring. I have to connect to it
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I'm probably nice to... Terms and conditions, that's nice
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Why is it in Polish? I did select English. Or less connection
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Taking successful, cool, it's telling English, terms and conditions
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And now it's in Polish. Great. connect to these whatever uh sign into your Samsung account i don't know if i actually
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needs to uh to enjoy smart services sign into your existing smart Samsung account to create a new one so yeah it actually looks like i don't need to
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sign in which is a little bit of a shame and for now skip it i'm actually try to do it without
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it but i guess we'll see how it turns out have a discreet
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whatever Amazon Prime. So this actually reminds me a lot of more like a smart TV instead of a monitor, which
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in itself is kind of, I guess, decent. Select it done, I guess. Are you sure yes
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Ah, to talk about it. Okay. against. Okay. We got our little tablet right here. Let's see that will work
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Alright, I need to first turn it on. Although it says phone, not a tablet, so that might be a little bit of a problem. I'll see that in a second
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Yeah muted it actually a little bit
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That doesn't seem to do anything. Oh, I think I just opened something of myself
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Let's try that again. Come on. Come on. Where am I supposed to slap it
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Well, that's some dichlimactic. Okay, so I'm just gonna proceed further. Get started
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Let's see. We're gonna go with something. decks and from here let's see we should have decks on here so quickly look at this
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there is it there go
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I hope that's a screenshot
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Well this moment is a little bit problematic. I'll try to figure it out and come back once I actually have because this is getting a little bit annoying
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Actually maybe not actually let me do a different thing. So just actually touch up on the monitor itself
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So number one, it's a 32 inch 4K display. So that's some of the obvious ones now
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It does have an 8 milliseconds response time so it's not necessarily the fastest
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It's most likely not going to be the best one for gaming. for gaming. Additional things that I will mention that might not make it a greatest monitor for
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gaming and probably better for like just overall multitasking or just ease of access. It does not
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have any kind of movement to either like any oriented any any way, swivel, tilt, pivot
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nothing like that. It's just a still frame that you cannot adjust in any kind of way and move it
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up and down that's also not a thing as you can see. Obviously the stand had no
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adjustability whatsoever to it which is actually a shame considering other than
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that the monitor is fairly good. Now if you're planning to as an example mount it to
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something like a monitor or not monitor but monitor arm and then that's
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probably going to be a little bit better. I think of something
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There you go. So yeah, mounted to a monitor arm should work just fine
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Obviously, you can then adjust the height and stuff like that as I can do with my monitor
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in the back, as you can see, quite easy. The actual weight of it is nothing really to scoff about
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It's not the lightest monitors, you might need to get a little bit more robust arm for this
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But I don't know that, it seems to be a fairly decent monitor in itself
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4k with the smart connectivity and some apps built into it you do obviously get the remote
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control. Now with some functions you get Netflix and video or prime video on here as
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well as a button. I'm kind of see it right here. We have also web browser apparently
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We don't see that. Oh damn that's actually quite interesting. Now I'm going to move the mouse
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Okay so I just kind of use the arrows to move it up and down Okay So yeah now one thing that I mention the monitor comes around what is it 300 US dollars something along those lines So it not the cheapest
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one and honestly if you don't need the smart part of it, then it's nothing really great. If you
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will be utilizing the actual smart connectivity to it then that is fantastic. But other than
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that I wouldn't say it's worth the money. Obviously for the people that will use
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utilize it specifically for the smart connectivity so you can use it with Samsung Dex obviously you will need Samsung device for it and I'm not exactly sure
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yet if it's just strictly a phone or can you use something like a tablet like I
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have right here but obviously it's not limited to just Samsung devices though
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you will need to have an actual cable so let me just kind of get it you can
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connect any kind of device that actually has a this kind of desktop mode
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Samsung and Huawei's are some of those so you could it like this. Obviously this should work just fine instantly. Let's see. Back out to home
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See sources. I'm trying to still figure out of how this work. So bear with me
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So bear with me. There's also a chance that the cable that I grab might not actually support it, but actually there it is
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So, USBC, let's see what we get here. So it is right now running through USBC
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No, it's not really showing anything. It is turned on
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So yeah, at the moment, it doesn't really want to cooperate with this in any kind of way, which is a little bit frustrating
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This is a Samsung device and as you can see throughout the video, I've been having problems all around to actually connect it
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It's literally connected to a Type C. it detects it but doesn't want to I think work with it cooperate so that's getting a
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little bit frustrating at the moment now for this there is a chance that this is just
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a fault of the actual USB type C cable this is the one that Samsung adds with their
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phones with like S20 and S21 this is a charging cable that you get it's a type C to
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type C obviously but it doesn't want to work here why I have no clue the other
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actual monitor can see it but it doesn't really want to work with it so that's fantastic
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Yeah, if you are not using it. So that's a little bit better
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At the moment I'm kind of disappointed with this, to be fairly honest, because as you can see
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it's not necessarily working to the fullest. So yeah. But anyway, like I mentioned before, the monitor should be assuming I guess you're using
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using the supported phone instead of a tablet. It should be working just fine
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That's kind of the purpose of it and its whole entire gimmick. So if you're not planning to use it with their smart feature for wireless connectivity
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as you would normally, or you can just kind of, I don't know, walk into your office, drop your phone and automatically get a visual on your monitor
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And it is useless. There is better alternative for a better price
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If you're planning to utilize it, there is only, I think, like one other brand that does it
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which is a Huawei I think with their smart monitors as well for their
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Huawei devices so yeah you either go with Samsung or Huawei for this kind of
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tech there's not much other competition there that I can think about right now from
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the top of my head so anyway that being said this would I guess conclude the overview of
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this device and if you found this very helpful don't forget to hit like subscribe and
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thanks for watching
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