No, it doesn't have ALL the bells and whistles that you might get with some TV's, but given that it's got Roku built in, it's got most. The roku remote as TV remote takes some getting used to, but that's more of a psychological thing. But there's really nothing at all I can complain about. I got the 1080p (not 4K) version
and at 40" the picture is all I could ever hope for. The brightness is very good and you can even adjust the
BUY NOWdarkness of the background. The number of ports it has is outstanding even though I will at most only use 2 HDMI. I was even surprised by the packaging. I noticed there were a couple 2" long holes in the front of the box so I was nervous of damage. It was fortunately packaged with a foam cover, not very thick though, but sufficient that there wasn't a single scratch much less a break.
Lastly, I want to comment on the weight. This is the lightest TV I've ever picked up. I live in a 3rd floor apartment and have lugged both a foam mattress (90 lbs) and an oversized bean bag lounger up those stairs. I was dreading bring up the TV. I'm not exaggerating in the least when I say that I could carry it with one had. The box has 2 handles and I only used one taking it from my vehicle to the stairs. Obviously I was more careful on the way up, but in my apartment, I literally picked up the tv with one hand to put it on it's low stand. It was a strange feeling.
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