Samsung’s The Movingstyle is designed around a simple but increasingly relevant idea: the screen should move with the person, not the other way around. Instead of treating a display as a fixed object anchored to a wall, desk or entertainment unit, Samsung positions The Movingstyle as a portable, wireless touchscreen for everyday viewing, working, gaming, browsing and sharing content around the home.
The product sits at the intersection of several familiar categories. It has the smart entertainment features of a TV, the close-up usability of a monitor and the tap-and-swipe interaction of a mobile device. The result is not simply a smaller television on wheels, but a screen built for flexible spaces, changing routines and more casual ways of consuming media.
What Is The Movingstyle?
The Movingstyle LSM7F is a 27-inch QHD Portable Smart Touch Screen with a 2,560 x 1,440 resolution, a 120Hz refresh rate and touch interaction. Samsung’s official product page lists it as a 2025 model with the product code UN27LSM7FAXXZA, placing it within the company’s movable-screen lineup rather than its conventional TV or monitor ranges.
Its defining design feature is flexibility. The screen can be used on a rollable floor stand with hidden wheels, moved from room to room, or detached and carried using a handle that also functions as a kickstand. Samsung describes the experience as “detachable and rollable,” allowing users to set up entertainment, video calls, workouts, recipe viewing or casual productivity wherever a screen is useful.
Samsung Newsroom frames the product as part of a broader push into portable viewing, following devices such as The Sero and The Freestyle. In interviews published by Samsung, the company said The Movingstyle grew from the observation that people want a more comfortable and seamless way to open a screen wherever they are, even inside the home.
A Design Made to Move
The most distinctive part of The Movingstyle is not just that it is portable, but that portability is built into the product’s core identity. On the stand, it can roll through the home and act like a compact shared screen. Detached from the stand, it becomes closer to a large tablet-like display that can be placed on a desk, kitchen counter, bedside table or floor.
The integrated kickstand is central to that experience. Samsung’s official development story notes that the kickstand was designed so users can continue watching content while detaching the display and immediately after placing it elsewhere. The built-in battery supports up to three hours on a single charge, giving the product enough cordless time for a film, a workout, a cooking session or a temporary second-screen setup.
This design points to Samsung’s intended use case: not long-distance portability, but room-to-room freedom. The Movingstyle is for people who want a screen in the kitchen at breakfast, beside the sofa in the evening, near a workspace during the day and perhaps near a bed or exercise mat later on.
Display, Sound and Smart TV Features
As a display, The Movingstyle is built around a 27-inch QHD panel with a 120Hz refresh rate. Samsung lists HDR10+ Adaptive, HLG, AI HDR Remastering, Color Booster Pro and EyeComfort Mode among its picture-related features, signalling that the product is intended to do more than show basic streaming content. It is meant to carry over some of the visual intelligence associated with Samsung’s larger TVs into a smaller, more mobile form.
Audio is also treated as part of the experience rather than an afterthought. The product supports Dolby Atmos, Object Tracking Sound Lite, Q-Symphony and Adaptive Sound Pro, with 10W output through a 2-channel speaker system. For a compact screen, these features help position The Movingstyle as a self-contained entertainment device rather than a monitor that always needs external speakers.
The smart platform is Samsung’s Tizen Smart TV operating system. That brings access to Samsung TV Plus, a web browser, SmartThings-related features, Samsung Health, Daily+, Universal Guide and popular casting and mirroring options. It also supports Bixby, far-field voice interaction, Apple AirPlay and Google Cast, making it easier to move between built-in apps, phone mirroring and voice-driven control.
Touch, Voice and Everyday Interaction
Touch interaction is what most clearly separates The Movingstyle from a standard portable TV. Users can tap, swipe and scroll directly on the display, which makes sense for contexts where a remote feels awkward: browsing a recipe, scrolling through workout content, sketching an idea, checking widgets or quickly adjusting settings while standing nearby.
Samsung also highlights Bixby voice control and gesture commands through a Galaxy Watch, giving the screen multiple modes of interaction depending on distance and activity. When the display is across the room, remote or voice control may feel natural. When it is on a table or counter, touch becomes the faster option.
For creative and collaborative moments, Samsung promotes Sketch Now, a feature intended for drawing, writing and sharing ideas on the go. The Samsung Art Store is also available, giving the device a decorative role when it is not being actively used for video or productivity.
Connectivity and Use Cases
The Movingstyle supports Wi-Fi 5 and Bluetooth 5.3, plus HDMI, eARC, Anynet+ and two USB-C ports. It also supports mobile-to-TV features, TV-initiated mirroring, sound mirroring, Multi View for up to two videos and wireless TV-on functionality. For users already invested in Samsung’s ecosystem, the ability to mirror from a Galaxy device or use Storage Share adds another layer of convenience.
In practice, the appeal is less about replacing a large living-room TV and more about filling the gaps between devices. It can be a kitchen screen for recipes and shows, a bedroom streaming display, a casual gaming screen, a fitness companion, a portable presentation surface, a video-call station or a smart home dashboard. Its value comes from being easy to relocate when a fixed display would be inconvenient.
Gamers may also appreciate the 120Hz refresh rate, Motion Xcelerator 120Hz, Game Motion Plus, Dynamic Black EQ and Game Bar features. While The Movingstyle is not positioned as a dedicated gaming monitor, these inclusions make it more versatile for casual console, cloud or mirrored gaming scenarios.
Who Is It For?
The Movingstyle is best suited to homes where people already shift between rooms and devices throughout the day. It makes the most sense for apartments, shared living spaces, multipurpose rooms and households that want a screen without permanently dedicating wall or desk space to it. It may also appeal to people who like the idea of a smart display that can act as entertainment, workspace, art frame and touch interface depending on the moment.
It is less likely to replace a premium home cinema setup or a specialised productivity monitor. A 27-inch screen is flexible, but not immersive in the way a large OLED or projection setup can be. Its battery life is useful for cordless sessions, but it is still designed around home mobility rather than all-day untethered use. In other words, The Movingstyle is strongest when judged as a new category of movable smart screen, not as a direct substitute for every existing display.
Detailed Specifications
| Category | Specification | Details |
| Product | Model | Samsung The Movingstyle LSM7F, product code UN27LSM7FAXXZA |
| Product | Product type and series | LED portable smart touch screen, LS series, 2025 model |
| Display | Screen size | 27-inch class; 26.9-inch real screen size |
| Display | Resolution | QHD, 2,560 x 1,440 |
| Display | Refresh rate | 120Hz |
| Display | Touch interaction | Yes; supports direct tap, swipe and scroll interaction |
| Picture | Processor | NQ4 AI Gen2 Processor |
| Picture | HDR support | HDR10+ Adaptive, HLG and AI HDR Remastering |
| Picture | Picture enhancements | AI Optimized/AI Customization, HDR Brightness Optimizer, Color Booster Pro and EyeComfort Mode |
| Audio | Sound technologies | Dolby Atmos, Object Tracking Sound Lite, Q-Symphony, Active Voice Amplifier Pro and Adaptive Sound Pro |
| Audio | Speaker system | 10W RMS output, 2-channel speakers, Bluetooth Audio and 360 Audio support |
| Smart platform | Operating system | Tizen Smart TV |
| Smart platform | Voice and assistants | Bixby, far-field voice interaction, built-in Alexa support and works with Alexa and Google Assistant speakers |
| Smart platform | Apps and services | Samsung TV Plus, web browser, Samsung Health, Universal Guide, Daily+, Daily Board, Click to Search and AI Explore |
| Smart home | SmartThings features | IoT Sensor and Quick Remote functionality |
| Wireless sharing | Casting and mirroring | Mobile to TV, TV-initiated mirroring, sound mirroring, wireless TV on, Apple AirPlay and Google Cast |
| Multitasking | Multi View | Supports up to two videos |
| Gaming | Gaming features | Game Motion Plus, Dynamic Black EQ and Game Bar |
| Connectivity | Wireless | Wi-Fi 5 and Bluetooth 5.3 |
| Connectivity | Ports | 1 HDMI port with eARC and Anynet+ HDMI-CEC, 2 USB-C ports and 1 POGO connector for SlimFit Cam only |
| Design | Colours | Black front, light grey rear and stone white stand |
| Design | Mobility | Detachable display, rollable floor stand with hidden wheels, built-in handle and kickstand |
| Battery | Wireless use | Built-in battery supports up to three hours of use on a single charge, depending on settings and usage |
| Power | Power consumption | Standby power consumption listed at 0.5W; maximum power consumption listed at 100W |
| Included accessories | In the box | SolarCell Remote, power cable, movable floor stand and related accessories |
The Takeaway
Samsung’s The Movingstyle reflects a broader shift in how people use screens. Work, entertainment, fitness, creativity and smart home control no longer happen in only one room or on only one device. By combining a detachable 27-inch touchscreen, a rollable stand, built-in battery, Tizen Smart TV features, wireless casting and Samsung ecosystem integrations, The Movingstyle turns the display into something more adaptable and personal.
Its biggest promise is not that it reinvents the television, monitor or tablet individually. Rather, it blends elements of all three into a screen that can follow modern routines more naturally. For users who want entertainment and interaction wherever they happen to be at home, The Movingstyle is one of Samsung’s clearest attempts yet to make the screen feel mobile, useful and ready for the next room.