SeekerSamsung The Sero
The Samsung Sero is a decent TV for most uses. It has good visibility in bright rooms, decent viewing angles, and it upscales lower resolution content like cable TV and videos from social media sites well. It has a fast response time and low input lag, making it a good option for gaming and use as a PC monitor. Unfortunately, its low contrast ratio and bad black uniformity make it less ideal for watching movies. Also, it can't deliver a satisfying HDR experience due to its low HDR peak brightness and lack of local dimming.
-- As reviewed by Rtings
Product details
- MOBILE OPTIMIZED SCREEN: Designed to watch mobile content. Easily connect and share smart phone images and video vertically, full screen, on the Sero. Alternate: Content is optimized for mobile viewing, providing a vertical view of all of your favorite content.
- ROTATING SCREEN*: Flip the way you watch TV. The screen rotates to landscape mode for TV and movies and changes to portrait for mobile content and apps. Disclaimer: *Rotating Screen can be activated through the supplied remote control, the Smart Things app or with Samsung Galaxy devices Android 10 and above.
- PREMIUM 4.1CH 60W SPEAKERS: Powerful speakers with Dolby Digital Plus deliver a remarkably immersive experience.
- TAP VIEW: Tap The Sero with your smartphone to mirror your mobile’s content to the within seconds.
- QLED TECHNOLOGY: Get an incredible QLED picture with a billion shades of color that come alive with Quantum Dot making everything more brilliant.
- ALEXA BUILT-IN: Voice control your TV and your day, hands-free. Just ask Alexa to change the channel, search for movies, play music, control, smart home devices, get sports updates and more.
- TV WIDTH: 22.2 inches in portrait mode, 38.3 inches in landscape mode.
PROS
+ Good SDR peak brightness.
+ Decent viewing angles.
+ Can rotate to portrait mode.
CONS
- Mediocre contrast ratio.
- Bad black uniformity.
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By Rtings on August 27, 2020
The Samsung Sero is a decent TV for most uses. It has good visibility in bright rooms, decent viewing angles, and it upscales lower resolution content like cable TV and videos from social media sites well. It has a fast response time and low input lag, making it a good option for gaming and use as a PC monitor. Unfortunately, its low contrast ratio and bad black uniformity make it less ideal for watching movies. Also, it can't deliver a satisfying HDR experience due to its low HDR peak brightness and lack of local dimming.
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