Tones remain recognizable, if a little washed out, but even out at steep angles content should be pretty watchable. Looking at single-color test screens the Omni offered surprisingly decent viewing angles, with noticeable color shifting beyond 45 degrees from center, but not drastic. It wasn't perfect, and the shadowy portions of the scene often lost some detail into a mass of undifferentiated darks, but it was about as good as you can get from direct LED backlighting without any discrete dimming zones. Handheld flashlights lit up as blazing bright points of light, and as they swept across the dark, alien ship interiors the HDR managed to preserve the illumination of the flashlight beams without losing the depth of the darker environment. One scene inside a dark alien ship provided a good showcase for the TV's HDR capabilities. HDR content offers a good differential between dark and bright, though some dark scenes lose a little bit of detail in shadowy scenes. The 4K panel handled the basics of resolution and color fairly well, and the CGI aliens look properly detailed in all their toothy glory. Watching The Tomorrow War, Chris Pratt's time-displaced soldier looked good in action scenes, with decent motion handling preventing most of the obvious judder or smearing you might see on a cheaper set. During my time with the TV, I couldn't help but feel that the set was held back by the relatively basic LCD panel and direct LED backlight. Unfortunately, that was only partly true. The TV also boasts a coaxial connection for antenna and cable, a 3.5 millimeter audio jack for speakers or headphones, and an optical digital audio output for connecting older sound equipment. There's an Ethernet port to complement the built-in 802.11ac Wi-Fi, and a single USB port.
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The Omni series is outfitted with three HDMI 2.0 ports and a single HDMI 2.1 port with eARC. Thankfully, there's also an easy to see LED indicator that glows red when the mics are disabled. The switch is easy to access, and easy to switch back and forth, but it's a little hard to tell what's on and what's off. Just below the display is a small bar, which includes a hardware switch, that deactivates the built-in far field microphones that the TV uses for room-listening Alexa interaction. Most other details will be discussed elsewhere in this review, but one stood out for its design as much as the functionality. If you want to hang it on the wall, the TV will accept any 400 millimeter x 200 millimeter VESA hardware, including those found in our list of the best TV mounts.
Measuring 57.1 x 33.3 x 2.9 inches and at 42.5 pounds, it's easily assembled and mounted by two people.
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