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Thursday 19 February 2015 2:37 pm  |  Updated:  Tuesday 26 October 2021 5:00 pm

Easel does it

By: Express KCS

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Samsung’s 85 inch S9 TV will turn your living room into a cinema

If watching television is less a pastime and more a second job, then perhaps you should consider investing in one of these. Samsung’s 85 inch behemoth isn’t just something to watch the new season of House of Cards on – it’s a statement piece for your living room. It hangs from an easel, allowing you to angle it to exactly suit the viewing angle from your sofa.

The ultra high-definition screen has four times the resolution of a regular HD TV, meaning those Blu Rays will look crisp enough to step right into. The speakers are set into the frame, rather than the TV itself, which means you get deep, rumbling bass from a set that’s just 7.2cm thick. It comes with all mod cons, including Samsung’s smart services and ambient brightness control that adapts to the level of light in the room. Frank and Claire Underwood never looked so good.

Available from selfridges.com, £34,999

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