are the controls/buttons on the TV really on the BACK of the TV (as stated in one review)?? that kinda eliminates a wall mount, if the remote dies.
652613
They are located on the edge off the back on the right hand side, As I assume that wall mounts swivel, They would be accessible, depending on the mounting height of the TV, and more critically, the height of the operator. I assume, that a Universal Remote could be used in lieu of the remote provided with the unit, should the original remote be lost or fail.
652614
Yes that's true. The controls are on the back of the tv although wall mounts can swivel most time. So it really depends which wall mount you go with
661060
It is anchored to the wall with screws that come with the remote. However if you are worried about damaging your walls you could also use a medium weight 3M removable adhesive tape to secure the holder to the wall. Hope this helps!! :)
508986
Yes there are buttons on the TV. I do not know the answer to the remote question, sorry.
992987
No, not at all. However, you cannot use the tv remote control function as it covers the power/lock button(where the IR blaster is located).
115960
Yeah, ours does the same thing, and I don't like it. It is either a STUPID design decision (since the thing is rather top heavy anyway), or a design flaw. Since we are not planning on hanging the TV from a wall, I have ordered the security strap for the base, mentioned in the product manual, and I am also going to secure the set to the wall via cables, as detailed in the manual as well. That should alleviate my fears of the dang thing falling over on me.
472006
Yes. There is a mounting bracket that you screw into the wall. The remote slides into the bracket.
560947
Yes, Remote is an additional device. Base control box is permanently mounted on wall with more functions just like others.
14191
If you are asking about the FORMAT or ASPECT RATIO, look on the remote about mid-way top to bottom.There's a row of horizontal buttons (Mute/Format/Info/Favorites). I couldn't find anything in the manualif you don't have the remote...
154785
Yes, the mount attached to the TV has clips/buttons to easily remove the TV from the wall mount.
95444
The remote holder can not be fixed to the wall, however, the remote itself has a small hole at the back so that the remote itself can be hung on the wall.
1364990
Yes, mine has buttons on the top that work great. I've never even used the remote.
120376
Yeah, I waited for months and finally pulled the trigger when it was that low. It's back up to 2350.00 now. On the last post I meant to say it jumped from 2144.99 to 2299.99 not 2999.99. I didn't mount it but I have it on my dvd/boxset cabinet and thanks to its wide base and it being fairly light (especially for the size) it works well. There are tons of wall mounts out there but most just say fits any LCD 32"-50" or something like that. I have never mounted a tv so I wouldn't be able to help you but just google it and you should find recommendations.
726956
Although I have a remote, I never use it. The on/off and control buttons on the console itself work fine for me, although I can understand if you want to sit some distance from the screen (even though, at some 7", once can't see from much of a distance.) Good luck in your search.
817450
The base does not have any holes to be mounted to a wall. The remote is placed in the base for charging. The remote will not snap in the base.
240833
I use my remote. But the buttons are on the left side when your facing the T.V. if that doesn't work then it's defective.
1267159
Yes, there is a button on the bottom. If it's like mine, the remote will break!
813802
There is a control panel, but the functions are more limited than when you use the remote. The remote is the best way to control it.