Samsung had released a high-end concept TV called Serif TV at the end of last year. Samsung said that this product is considered as an iPhone in the television field and has given it high hopes. Here we will experience the high-end of Samsung with foreign media. Concept TV.
Like most people, I also like beautiful electronic products, especially televisions. The appearance is even more important. Unlike tech editors who are busy testing the performance of electronic devices all day long, I don't demand the perfect picture, but I just want to hang my TV on the wall to look good.
As an editor of the technology industry, it seems to be a bit dereliction of duty to say this. But I'm a design lover and a "trimming line", so I'm more admired for the appearance of an attractive television with a simple interface instead of the wide color gamut.
In view of the excellent performance of the previous paragraphs of SUHD TV products, I have every reason to expect the performance of Samsung Serif TV to be so outstanding.
The first time I contacted Serif TV was in November last year, but recently in Milan Design Week, I had the opportunity to appreciate it closely. I immediately made up my mind to use this rare opportunity to try Serif TV. Whenever a new technology product is released, it is the media's practice to write an in-depth review article that thoroughly analyzes the new product. But this time, I want to change the method.
Size and availability
In fact, Serif TV is not a TV but a series. For now, it has three products. The largest 40-inch model is called “Serif TV†and is priced at US$1,700 (equivalent to approximately RMB1.1 million). It is available in both dark blue (model UE40LS001CU) and white (model UE40LS001AU). Followed by 32-inch models, known as "Serif TV Medium", the proposed retail price of 1,000 US dollars (equivalent to about 6,500 yuan), there are white (model UE32LS001AU) and dark blue (model UE32LS001CU) two. The two Serif TVs can be placed directly on the table, or they can be mounted on the floor using Samsung's specially designed stand.
In addition to the above two models, the Serif TV series also has a 24-inch model called the Serif TV Mini, which is priced at US$700 (equivalent to approximately RMB4,530). The Serif TV does not come with a stand and is suitable for use in a bedroom or kitchen. It is available in white (model UE24LS001AU) and red (model UE24LS001BU).
Port and remote control
Serif TV's ports are rich, including 3 HDMI ports, 1 USB port, 1 USB 3.0 port, optical audio output port, 3.5 mm headphone jack and coaxial interface.
Smart interface
Although the interface is simple, almost all mainstream streaming applications can be found on Serif TV. Even if there are occasional omissions, users can also go to the Samsung App Store to find and download. At the same time, users can also stream music or upload photos via Bluetooth.
Interestingly, Samsung added the “curtain mode†to Serif TV. In this mode, the interface looks just like a lightly moving curtain in front of the TV. The lower right corner of the interface is the application, Bluetooth microphone, photo album, clock and other options.
First impression
I have no doubt that a large wave of critics will call Serif TV a "stunt." In fact, in industries with relatively small profit margins, the use of novelties to increase the price of products is a good way to increase profits.
But what struck me most was that although the price of Serif TV was not at home, it was never too high. Consumers with a slightly economic foundation can afford such quality products.
As for the sales of Serif TV can take off? I can only say that he does not represent the entire European market, but Americans can demand large-size, low-priced TV products. If Samsung has done this, profitability is a matter of course.
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