SAMSUNG 55-Inch Class The Serif LS01B Series - QLED 4K, I-Shaped Design, Anti-Reflection Matte Display, -Portable Easel -Stand, Ambient Mode+ Smart -TV -w/ Alexa Built-in (QN55LS01BAFXZA,Latest Model)

I received my first order with a damage; it has a crack on the corner of the frame. I reported it to the seller and they issued a replacement right away once the item was picked up for return. To compensate, they issued a newer version (2024) for the same price (2022 version). Tv works well, looks very aesthetic, we are very happy. Thank you very much!!

I’ve never posted a product review but felt compelled to for the Serif TV because of a. How much we like it and b. How little actual user feedback there is about it online.I had looked at the first generation of the TV and love the design and the designers. When the second generation came out I decided to purchase it (not generally an early adopter).It showed up and was carefully delivered by two delivery people, so it was not mishandled. Setup was pretty instant and it looks and works perfectly. Picture quality is great. The Samsung TV OS seems fine and normal. We don’t have it plugged into anything else, just one cord to the wall and then all of the various streaming services via the built in WiFi.One of the best features for us is that it can be moved around and just plugged in. We did a movie night out in our back yard studio for our kids and their friends and it was easy enough to just take it out there with almost no setup....just plug it in. It seems sturdy on the stand and not fragile. I guess if you dropped the whole thing the frame around it might break or crack (it’s plastic), but it doesn’t seem cheap. It works well with our decor etc.

I really wanted to love this TV. The Samsung Serif is undeniably beautiful—its unique design added a modern, artistic touch to my living room, and for a while, it delivered both style and substance.But sadly, almost exactly three years to the day after purchase, it succumbed to the dreaded Black Screen of Death. For six months leading up to its demise, it had been glitching—slow to start, laggy menus, occasional screen flickers. I downloaded every patch and update, scoured support forums, and tried every fix under the sun. Nothing worked. Eventually, it just gave up.This isn’t a budget model. It’s a designer television with a premium price tag, so I expected it to last longer than three years. Samsung’s support wasn’t much help either—they offered little beyond boilerplate troubleshooting advice I’d already tried.Aesthetics aside, I can’t recommend a product that fails so soon and with so little recourse. If you’re buying a Serif for the looks, be warned: it might not last long enough to justify the price.

It's so beautiful. I was able to toss all my boxes (apple tv, firestick, the entire media console table) as the tv stands alone and looks really great. Unlike the "frame" tv, the art is included and free. You can also have it show the weather and moving screen savers or play your music (the sync to your phone to watch video and play music is super easy). The samsung tv function is a bonus. Easy to just have internet service without cable and still watch lots of good tv channels (not all, but a good sample, including foreign language tv in korean and spanish. they even have a 24hr Bob Ross channel..so soothing). Highly recommend over the FRAME, which you to attach to your wall. skip the hassle, this stands on the floor and looks just as pretty.

I bought this TV because of this design and I don't regret the purchase! However, when this TV arrived for the very first time, the remote didn't work, and it took us forever to figure out what the issue was with the remote support. At the end they had to send the support to our house to examine the issue and they found out that we got the one with defect remote receiver. Fortunately they came to our house again with the new parts and fixed the TV (and in the meantime I used the app to control the TV, which was.. not the best UI experience that I had), and since then we have been enjoying this TV...some of the downsides are that it took me a while to figure out how to interact with the UI (ex/ took me a while to figure out how to download an app, and how to find those apps). The software also seem to have problems sometime (ex/ Hulu did not work at all for me & network disconnects randomly, which gets resolved when I turn the TV off and on again), but overall it's bearable. Again I bought this TV entirely because of the design and that's why I am happy with it, so if you don't care about the design of this TV then you might not enjoy this as much.

A beautiful addition to my living room. The picture is clear and crisp. Set up was extremely easy. Over 200 plus TV stations without using a streaming device... all free. Plus, the remote uses solar power vs batteries (can also use USB to charge). I took a chance on this because it was an open box and glad I did.I'm still learning how to see my channel guide with my streaming app since I don't need to use a fire stick... an end-user error for sure.

This TV has a very interesting design and could be a conversation piece. You can display custom images on there along with the preset backgrounds, helping it blend in with your decor.There is some vignetting, Which is very very subtle, however if you get really close the TV you might notice it – it does not bother me.User interface is fairly straightforward, nothing spectacular but does the job.Overall, you should get this TV if you like the design. However, if you’re a stickler for the best image quality, I would look for something different.Would I buy this again? – Absolutely