The Sero ($1,499) isn’t like most other televisions you’ve seen before, and that might be because Samsung didn’t design it with just TV viewers in mind. The 43-in. TV pivots from a horizontal to a vertical orientation with a click of the remote. Its design is optimized to accommodate social media posts, streaming services and gaming—the kind of content you may be more familiar with viewing in vertical formats on your phone. The Sero also has optional wheels, so it can be moved around the house. —Amy Gunia
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