43-55" Auto Rotating Stand (2022) Television & Home Theater Accessories - VG-ARAB22STDZA | Samsung US
The Frame is hanging on a wall via an Auto Rotating Wall Mount rotating from landscape mode to portrait mode*. And The Frame is mounted on a Studio Stand*.
22" Rotating TV Stand VG-ARAB22STDXU | Samsung UK
Samsung's Latest TV Accessories Unite Comfort and Style | VISI
VGARAB22STDZA by Samsung - 43-55" Auto Rotating Stand (2022) | Ray's TV & Appliance
Auto-Rotation Stand
Samsung TV Stand Auto Rotating 2022 (Black) | Samsung AU
Samsung Auto-Rotating Stand VG-ARAB22STDXc
22" Rotating TV Stand VG-ARAB22STDXU | Samsung UK
Samsung Auto-Rotating Stand VG-ARAB22STDXc
View All Samsung Neo QLED TV Accessories | Samsung Singapore
Auto-Rotating Wall Mount for Samsung The Frame TVs
Samsung Auto-Rotating Stand VG-ARAB43STDXU
Samsung TV Stand Auto Rotating 2022 (Black) | Samsung AU
43-55" Auto Rotating Stand (2022) Television & Home Theater Accessories - VG-ARAB22STDZA | Samsung US
55-65" Rotating TV Wall Mount VG-ARAB43WMTXC | Samsung UK
43-55" Auto Rotating Stand (2022) Television & Home Theater Accessories - VG-ARAB22STDZA | Samsung US
The Frame is hanging on a wall. A single One Invisible Connection neatly scales the wall and is organized within a cabinet away from view.
Samsung Sero TV rotates to portrait mode for vertical vids, like a giant phone - CNET
Samsung 43" Rotating TV Stand VG-ARAB43STDXU | Samsung UK | King's Cross
43-55" Auto Rotating Stand (2022) Television & Home Theater Accessories - VG-ARAB22STDZA | Samsung US
The Frame is hanging on the wall via an Auto Rotating Wall Mount rotating from landscape to portrait mode.
Vertical or Horizontal
Samsung TV Stand Auto Rotating 2022 (Black) | Samsung AU
Auto-Rotation Wall Mount (EU Plug)
![Samsung built a vertical TV for (who else?) the millennials [Update] | Ars Technica](https://cdn.arstechnica.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/20190429-pr-tv-12.jpg "Samsung built a vertical TV for (who else?) the millennials [Update] | Ars Technica")
Samsung built a vertical TV for (who else?) the millennials [Update] | Ars Technica
