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Samsung launches a moving stand for its 43-inch monitors

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Last updated: April 2nd, 2024 at 09:32 UTC+02:00

Samsung has launched a Moving Stand for its 43-inch monitors in South Korea. This monitor has wheels made of urethane, allowing users to move their monitor between rooms without making any noise.

Samsung's Moving Stand gives you the freedom to move your monitor without any hassle

When combined with any of Samsung's Smart Monitor, it can be used as a do-it-all product. You can move the Smart Monitor from your work room to your bedroom or living room once you've finished your work to watch movies and TV shows. It can also be used in a scenario where multiple people can use just one monitor at different times.

Samsung 43-inch Monitor Moving Stand South Korea

The Moving Stand is priced at KRW 269,000 ($200) and is available in black and white colors. Samsung is also bundling it with a 43-inch Smart Monitor, and it is priced at KRW 909,000 ($671) for the black version and KRW 949,000 ($701) for the white version. It could be launched in international markets in the next few months.

A Samsung Electronics official said, “The 43-inch model was released to meet the needs of customers who want to use a smart monitor moving stand with a large screen that maximizes mobility and convenience. We will lead the market with a variety of customized products.

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