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Samsung has for
EPP / EDU Members: 43" Samsung 4K 60Hz Movingstyle Essential Smart Monitor w/ Rolling Stand (LS43FM70YUNXZA) on sale for
$479.99.
Shipping is free.
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Deal Instructions:
- Visit the Samsung Discount Program page and select the program for which you qualify
- Add 43" Movingstyle Essential Smart Monitor to cart
- Your total should $479.99 after EDU/EPP savings. Shipping is free.
Specs:
- Resolution: 4K (3,840 x 2,160)
- Refresh Rate: Max 60Hz
- Response Time: 4ms (GTG)
- Panel Type: VA
- HDR10
- Color Grade: 72%
- Ports:
- 2x HDMI 2.0
- 1x USB-C
- 3x USB-A
Top Comments
Everyone has their own spaces and I'm sure this fits different lifestyles just fine. I'm just having a hard time imagining the day-to-day usefulness of this feature as a way of attempting to save space
Community Reviews
This 43 inch Samsung Movingstyle is a rolling 4K smart monitor built for flexible room to room viewing, especially in kitchens, apartments, exercise areas, and other spots where a fixed TV is awkward. The sturdy stand and white design fit well in spaces where a normal television looks out of place, and the large screen works for cooking, sports, or a secondary TV setup. The main tradeoffs are the VA panel with weak viewing angles, no touchscreen or built in battery, and a size that can feel cumbersome to move. Carpet also makes rolling harder, so it suits stationary mobile use more than true portability.
Common Questions (5)
Yes, it fits spaces where a normal TV would look awkward or where wall-mounting is not desirable, such as kitchens, dining areas, small apartments, exercise areas, or room-to-room setups. It has been used for cooking, meal prep, white noise in a bedroom, and moving between rooms.
It does not have an internal battery and must be plugged into a wall. That makes it more of a stationary screen on a rolling stand than a true cordless portable display.
The Samsung is a 43-inch 4K monitor on a permanent rolling stand with no touchscreen or internal battery, while LG StanbyME models are smaller, detachable, touchscreen displays with built-in batteries. The Samsung is the cheaper, larger option; the LG is more tablet-like and portable.
The VA panel can have poor viewing angles, which matters if you will watch from different seats or across a room. At the same time, one owner says the VA panel is surprisingly good enough for everyday use and not a deal breaker.
The base is sturdy, but moving it depends heavily on flooring: it rolls easily on hardwood and low-pile carpet, while medium-pile carpet may require lifting slightly with two hands to move it. One report also says it is difficult to move on carpet in general, so it is better suited to smooth floors.
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SAMSUNG 43" MOVINGSTYLE ESSENTIAL
• Screen Size: 43 inches (Massive)
• Touchscreen: No
• Internal Battery: No (Must be plugged into a wall)
• Screen Portability: Permanent on stand
• Resolution: 4K UHD (3840 x 2160)
• Smart Interface: Samsung Tizen OS & Gaming Hub
• Typical Price: Around $400 – $500
LG STANBYME 2 MAX (32")
• Screen Size: 32 inches
• Touchscreen: Yes
• Internal Battery: Yes (Up to 4.5 hours)
• Screen Portability: Detachable (Use as large tablet)
• Resolution: 4K UHD (3840 x 2160)
• Smart Interface: LG webOS
• Typical Price: Around $1,100 – $1,300
LG STANBYME 2 (27")
• Screen Size: 27 inches
• Touchscreen: Yes
• Internal Battery: Yes (Up to 4 hours)
• Screen Portability: Detachable (Use as large tablet)
• Resolution: QHD (2560 x 1440)
• Smart Interface: LG webOS
• Typical Price: Around $800
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For hardwood floors. Imagine you are barefoot you can use only your foot to push and moves effortlessly.
For lowpile carpet can still push with foot alone.
For medium pile carpet cannot push with foot at all. Need to get into a good stance and grab with two hands roughly the middle of the pole lift slightly to then roll.
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For hardwood floors. Imagine you are barefoot you can use only your foot to push and moves effortlessly.
For lowpile carpet can still push with foot alone.
For medium pile carpet cannot push with foot at all. Need to get into a good stance and grab with two hands roughly the middle of the pole lift slightly to then roll.
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