Updated: July 17, 2024 ◾ By: J. Milton
Samsung's Studio Stand is a tripod-style TV stand compatible with selected TV models such as The Frame and Neo QLED 4K. It offers flexibility to position the TV without wall mounting and allows for vertical or horizontal orientation.
Additionally, it has a solution to hide cables, keeping the area organized.
Samsung The Frame TV on the Studio Stand
Technological advancements have revolutionized the TV market, bringing increasingly innovative options to consumers.
One such advancement is Samsung's Studio Stand, a modern and elegant TV stand that offers an interesting alternative to traditional wall mounts.
In this text, we will explore in detail what the Studio Stand is, its differences from wall TV mounts, compatible TVs, the benefits of its use, and the average cost.
Samsung's Studio Stand is a TV stand with an easel design in a tripod shape. Its structure is made of metal in black or dark brown color.
It is a versatile option for positioning the TV without needing to mount it on the wall. In a broader context, "stand" can mean a booth or a temporary structure used at events to promote a brand or product.
Since it is not fixed, it provides the freedom to position the TV in different locations, enhancing the room's decor.
You will find it in two versions: the Traditional Studio Stand and the Rotating Studio Stand. The rotating version has automatic rotation, allowing the TV to turn to different angles at the touch of a button.
Of course, for this, the TV must be compatible with the Multi View function, allowing the content on the screen to follow the TV's rotating movement.
Do you like the idea?
Samsung The Frame TV installed on a wooden panel
As you may have noticed, it is easy to identify differences.
While wall mounts require drilling into the wall and installing anchors, screws, and the mount itself, the Studio Stand eliminates all of that because it is a tripod stand that sits directly on your room's floor.
Its assembly is simple and does not require specific technical skills, making it a more practical and flexible option for those who prefer to avoid permanent wall installation.
Unlike wall mounts that keep the TV in a fixed position, the Studio Stand offers greater mobility (you can place it wherever you want) and allows the screen to tilt and swivel, easily adjusting the TV's position according to the room's needs.
Rotating Studio Stand model
This is one of the main points to note. The Studio Stand can be used with Samsung TVs:
QLED and Neo QLED (Q Series from 50” to 65”)
Samsung Crystal UHD
Samsung The Frame (models of 43”, 50”, and 55”)
If you want to know more about the Samsung The Frame TV, we recommend this read: Samsung The Frame: 3 Features That Make a Difference.
Samsung The Frame TV installed on a wooden panel
The Studio Stand offers a range of benefits that make it an attractive choice for technology enthusiasts and interior design fans.
One of the main attractions is its elegance and sophistication.
With its modern and minimalist design, the Studio Stand enhances the room's look, adding a touch of style and refinement.
It becomes a highlight in the decor, giving the room a more sophisticated ambiance.
Moreover, it allows the same TV to be positioned in different areas of the house, such as living rooms, bedrooms, or offices.
This provides greater freedom in organizing the space, allowing you to experiment with different layouts and furniture arrangements.
From what we’ve read above, the answer is simple: No!
The Studio Stand is unlikely to replace TV mounts entirely. Given the current price, a high cost compared to the TV itself, the Studio Stand is an option for a very specific audience. Moreover, in small spaces, a tripod easel can be a mobility and safety issue.
Having the TV fixed on the wall tends to make better use of the space and reduce the risk of screen damage.
For now, we can say that the reign of wall TV mounts continues!
If you want more information on the advantages of wall-mounting the Samsung The Frame TV, read the post: Where to Install the Samsung The Frame: Wall or Stand?
Milton, a native of Santos, São Paulo - Brazil, is a professional TV installer with 25 years of experience in residential service.
He graduated as an electrician from Escola Técnica Treinasse and has a solid technical knowledge base that he has been refining throughout his career.
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