If you’ve got a new smart TV, it might not always look or behave the way you’d expect straight out of the box. Your TV might look unnaturally bright, movies could have an odd smoothness, or the home screen shows promotions you never asked for. These issues don’t mean something is wrong with your TV’s hardware. Rather, some default settings could be responsible for affecting your overall viewing experience.
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