Samsung's small remote has relatively few buttons, isn't backlit, and is recharged not by replacing batteries, but by recharging its non-removable battery via solar power or a USB-C connection. (This was only an issue for SDR in HDR the Brightness Optimization was off by default). But you won't immediately know that it's now on since you're now in the main settings menu (where the Reset button is) and Brightness Optimization is in the Power and Energy Saving menu! Reset controls should never affect menu items that aren't currently visible. But if you later do a controlled reset in the main menu, the Brightness Optimization control will turn back on automatically since that's its default. Turn it off before doing any serious calibration or viewing. But only one of them is on by default: Brightness Optimization. I strongly recommend leaving all the Power and Energy controls off for serious viewing. There are several selectable options in the Support > General & Privacy > Power and Energy Saving menu.
If Samsung were to add just one button to the remote, one dedicated to source selection would go a long way toward improving the TV's ergonomics. It took five to six clicks to get into the picture settings menu, four to get out of it, and up to nine to select an external source. Getting into the picture settings menus is tedious but I managed to figure it out.
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