Question 1

Can this TV be mounted to the ceiling so I can watch it in bed?

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Actually. You can mount this to the ceiling, it's a no brainer. Mount the mount to the ceiling preferrably into the studs, no the wooden studs, ya those. Now mount the TV to the mount. OK mount mount, ok change one of those mounts as attach and it'll make more sense, now. The TV is attached to ceiling, but for how long? That depends on how quickly the termites eat thru the studs holding said tv above bed. Also, cooling issues? Pfft just kick the ceiling fan on high, u should be good! But a safer alternative would be to put posts at the foot of ur bed, mount it there, so if it were to fall, it would not be on top of u. But hey, if it were to fall from ceiling, giving u a concussion and broke nose maybe the nurse at the er is single and would think u were cute, if not maybe the receptionist and lastly the wommm... Man... Mopping The floors. Anyway my. Response is quite late being this is a 2016 model tv but as far as the TV is concerned i have the un60ku6300 60" I purchased from walmart July 2017 and it's been an amazing tv, but the picture will start getting dimmer after 6 months to a year and will continue to dim. Here's what Samsung does to prolong the leds now, u can wait the 3 or 4 years not sure which for samsung to push an update after manufsctures warranty is over by 6 months to make sure they're in the clear and shut off the "panel aging" and then it'll brighten up like when new. Or u could do into engineering mode, and turn it off now. You tube will show how to do this. Now to know it worked, go into menu. Picture and where it shows like standard, vivid, movie it'll have 2 more choices now, one called dayCAL and one called night CAL and then turn the contrast 100 the brightness 50 and backlight to 20 turn off all. Settings in eco menu and the motion setting turned off and color to 60-75 depending on source and you will see what I mean when I say it is legit 200% brighter than when new and I've had it this way for 2 years problem free and tv is on 24/7. Also the sound on this TV is exceptional in comparison to most big screen tvs. Only issue I'm having is once in a while it'll disconnect from wifi and won't reconnect for anything. Usually pressing and holding power on remote until "smart tv"  as mine shows or "Samsung Smart tv" other models and then release the power key once that test pops up on screen and it is like you unplugged it and plugged back In because it dispersed all the power from the TV and it resets the computer usually correcting the issue. Now, only other issue is when watching Hulu, or similar is all the sudden it'll stop and go to TvPlus+ which I might add my tv didn't have when I boufbt it but Samsung pushed uofate thru and there it was one day. So I also forgot to mention, I bought tv July 2017 (that part I said) but I paid no joke, $499 so idk what is up worh this super inflated price but ya u can buy alot newer and bigger for what they're asking!

Question 2

What ports is it equiped with? Any DVI? Real refresh rate? 120hz? 240hz?

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The answer is 60hz (the actual refresh rate) 120CMR = 120 Clear Motion Rate, which is made up term by Samsung. From what I have read they are promoting that it "Feels like" 120hz refresh rate, due to some way the TV processes input. In reality the screen can only update 60 times per second.

Question 3

is the tv HDR10

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HDR10. Samsung (along with Hisense, LG, Sharp, Sony, Vizio) use HDR10. This TV has "HDR Premium" which is just Samsung's trademarked name for HDR10.On the other side LG, Vizio, TCL use Dolby Vision, a non compatible HDR system.  Vizio, as of 10 Aug 2016, is rolling out HDR10 support to their P-Series and M-Series HDR compatible TVs via a free firmware update.Dolby Vision is technically superior when compared to HDR10 but Dolby Vision requires a license fee while HDR10 is open source (aka free) so may become the betamax of High Dynamic Range standards."HDR10 is based on the Rec2020 color space format, but restricted to a P3 color space and a maximum of 1000 Nits in a 10-bit format.  Dolby Vision is a theatrical format, featuring the Rec2020 color space but capable of offering up to a 12-bit format.  Where the HDR10 standard is limited, Dolby Vision content is mastered in Rec2020 and boasts 4000 Nits with the potential to expand even further for more finely-tuned dynamic content." -- Vizio

Question 4

what power cord does it use

Accepted Answer

My TV came with a 2 prong cord and each prong is the same width (non-polarized).

Brand Name	SAMSUNG
Item Weight	29.1 pounds
Product Dimensions	28.85 x 6.44 x 18.22 inches
Item model number	UN50KU630DFXZA
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Color Name	Black
Specification Met	Energy Star
Special Features	Flat
Item Weight	29.1 Pounds
Standing screen display size	50 Inches
Aspect Ratio	16:9
Voltage	1.2E+2 Volts (AC)
Wattage	58 watts

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