Make your own TV. The Frame lets you reinvent your home, each and every day. This truly spectacular TV can be endlessly transformed, making any living space more welcoming, more inspiring. It's a super slim TV that looks just as striking on or off, bringing entertainment and fine art into your home. Thanks to QLED 4K and Dual LED technology, you'll experience the brilliance of watching everything in lifelike colour and incredible 4K detail. And when you're not watching TV, The Frame turns into a blank canvas to showcase a gallery of stunning art or your very own photographs. Better yet, with no distracting cables, you can have The Frame blend in, or stand out - the choice is yours.
Make your own TV. The Frame lets you reinvent your home, each and every day. This truly spectacular TV can be endlessly transformed, making any living space more welcoming, more inspiring. It's a super slim TV that looks just as striking on or off, bringing entertainment and fine art into your home. Thanks to QLED 4K and Dual LED technology, you'll experience the brilliance of watching everything in lifelike colour and incredible 4K detail. And when you're not watching TV, The Frame turns into a blank canvas to showcase a gallery of stunning art or your very own photographs. Better yet, with no distracting cables, you can have The Frame blend in, or stand out - the choice is yours.
Make your own TV. The Frame lets you reinvent your home, each and every day. This truly spectacular TV can be endlessly transformed, making any living space more welcoming, more inspiring. It's a super slim TV that looks just as striking on or off, bringing entertainment and fine art into your home. Thanks to QLED 4K and Dual LED technology, you'll experience the brilliance of watching everything in lifelike colour and incredible 4K detail. And when you're not watching TV, The Frame turns into a blank canvas to showcase a gallery of stunning art or your very own photographs. Better yet, with no distracting cables, you can have The Frame blend in, or stand out - the choice is yours.
Make your own TV. The Frame lets you reinvent your home, each and every day. This truly spectacular TV can be endlessly transformed, making any living space more welcoming, more inspiring. It's a super slim TV that looks just as striking on or off, bringing entertainment and fine art into your home. Thanks to QLED 4K and Dual LED technology, you'll experience the brilliance of watching everything in lifelike colour and incredible 4K detail. And when you're not watching TV, The Frame turns into a blank canvas to showcase a gallery of stunning art or your very own photographs. Better yet, with no distracting cables, you can have The Frame blend in, or stand out - the choice is yours.
Last updated at 06/05/2026 04:21:32
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originally posted on very.co.uk
I bought this TV in February 2023, I was happy to receive it and noticed that in few days the screen had light bleed on one corner which expanded to other corners as well. this was noticeable only on dark scenes. After researching online I thought its better to return it. But change the heart and now after 40 days the screen has gone complete white and unusable. I contacted very who said that i need to talk to Samsung, I talked to samsung and they asked me to provide an invoice with model and serial number. The email confirmation and delivery note Very sent didn't had the model number or serial number on it. And samsung don't accept the invoice without that information, so no repairs. Its hours of talking to them and still no avail to get this invoice sorted. What a ... MoreI bought this TV in February 2023, I was happy to receive it and noticed that in few days the screen had light bleed on one corner which expanded to other corners as well. this was noticeable only on dark scenes. After researching online I thought its better to return it. But change the heart and now after 40 days the screen has gone complete white and unusable. I contacted very who said that i need to talk to Samsung, I talked to samsung and they asked me to provide an invoice with model and serial number. The email confirmation and delivery note Very sent didn't had the model number or serial number on it. And samsung don't accept the invoice without that information, so no repairs. Its hours of talking to them and still no avail to get this invoice sorted. What a nightmare and stupid TV that broke within 40 days. Stay away and alway check if you received a proper invoice with serial number and model number on it.
originally posted on johnlewis.com
I'm not a TV expert but this "QLED" one has a really great picture quality whatever the content. It sits completely flat on the wall and is a couple of centimetres deep. There's a single cable which runs from a box with all the connections (HDMI etc.) and most of the TV eletronics. The box is hidden out of the way and the result is very tidy.The Samsung "art mode" is nice and allows you to have high quality art showing on the screen (in a "low power" mode) when the TV is off. It's also possible to turn it off completely if you prefer.The Samsung smart TV features are decent. All the apps I wanted to use supported. The device is powerful enough to run the apps pretty quickly. Getting *to* the app or device you want to use, however, may be not entirely ... MoreI'm not a TV expert but this "QLED" one has a really great picture quality whatever the content. It sits completely flat on the wall and is a couple of centimetres deep. There's a single cable which runs from a box with all the connections (HDMI etc.) and most of the TV eletronics. The box is hidden out of the way and the result is very tidy.The Samsung "art mode" is nice and allows you to have high quality art showing on the screen (in a "low power" mode) when the TV is off. It's also possible to turn it off completely if you prefer.The Samsung smart TV features are decent. All the apps I wanted to use supported. The device is powerful enough to run the apps pretty quickly. Getting *to* the app or device you want to use, however, may be not entirely straightforward, especially if you use the solar-powered remote control that comes with it. You also get a more standard remote control which seems a bit easier to use but, well, it's a very standard Samsung control and not as cool as the other one!I bought this TV with installation (because I have mobility issues which prevent me from doing it myself). The two guys from John Lewis were brilliant and took care to put the TV exactly where I wanted it to be and completely straight. They cleaned up afterwards too.
originally posted on samsung.com
Properly attached to the wall and hiding the cables, it sometimes looks like a real painting, so the looks and image are great.However the everyday experience is marred with annoying issues:- Curations are nice collections, but each fairly small (10-50 pics).- There is no way (I could find) to just cycle through everything in the art store, or multiple curations.- The slideshow stops working after a few hours -- as in, it gets stuck on one image forever, and I need to go back to the art store, select it again and restart the slideshow.- Sometimes the TV doesn't wake up when there's movement in the morning, forcing me to use the remote to turn it on.- It's difficult to get your own photos into the TV, only through a USB key and a clunky interface, or ... MoreProperly attached to the wall and hiding the cables, it sometimes looks like a real painting, so the looks and image are great.However the everyday experience is marred with annoying issues:- Curations are nice collections, but each fairly small (10-50 pics).- There is no way (I could find) to just cycle through everything in the art store, or multiple curations.- The slideshow stops working after a few hours -- as in, it gets stuck on one image forever, and I need to go back to the art store, select it again and restart the slideshow.- Sometimes the TV doesn't wake up when there's movement in the morning, forcing me to use the remote to turn it on.- It's difficult to get your own photos into the TV, only through a USB key and a clunky interface, or through the terrible phone app. Cynically, I guess they'd prefer people to pay for the art store?- Photos have to be exactly 3840x2160 to be shown in fullscreen, otherwise they're shrunk and forced into a big virtual frame. And even at the right size, the frame must be manually removed for each uploaded picture.I understand it probably costs money to design and maintain the software, but please Samsung consider fixing these issues for older and future models.
| Energy Efficiency Rating | G |
| Year Manufactured | 2021 |
| Manufacturer Warranty | 1 Year |
| Built-in Digital Tuner | DVB-C, DVB-S2, DVB-T2 |
| Display Technology | LED |
55 Inch LCD Photo Frame Android Advertising Touch Optional Display for Reception Welcome Screen
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SAMSUNG 43" The Frame QLED 4K Smart Lifestyle TV (2021) QA43LS03AA
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Samsung The Frame 75-inch Ultra HD 4K Smart QLED TV QA75LS03AAKLXL
I bought this TV in February 2023, I was happy to receive it and noticed that in few days the screen had light bleed on one corner which expanded to other corners as well. this was noticeable only on dark scenes. After researching online I thought its better to return it. But change the heart and now after 40 days the screen has gone complete white and unusable. I contacted very who said that i need to talk to Samsung, I talked to samsung and they asked me to provide an invoice with model and serial number. The email confirmation and delivery note Very sent didn't had the model number or serial number on it. And samsung don't accept the invoice without that information, so no repairs. Its hours of talking to them and still no avail to get this invoice sorted. What a ... MoreI bought this TV in February 2023, I was happy to receive it and noticed that in few days the screen had light bleed on one corner which expanded to other corners as well. this was noticeable only on dark scenes. After researching online I thought its better to return it. But change the heart and now after 40 days the screen has gone complete white and unusable. I contacted very who said that i need to talk to Samsung, I talked to samsung and they asked me to provide an invoice with model and serial number. The email confirmation and delivery note Very sent didn't had the model number or serial number on it. And samsung don't accept the invoice without that information, so no repairs. Its hours of talking to them and still no avail to get this invoice sorted. What a nightmare and stupid TV that broke within 40 days. Stay away and alway check if you received a proper invoice with serial number and model number on it.
I'm not a TV expert but this "QLED" one has a really great picture quality whatever the content. It sits completely flat on the wall and is a couple of centimetres deep. There's a single cable which runs from a box with all the connections (HDMI etc.) and most of the TV eletronics. The box is hidden out of the way and the result is very tidy.The Samsung "art mode" is nice and allows you to have high quality art showing on the screen (in a "low power" mode) when the TV is off. It's also possible to turn it off completely if you prefer.The Samsung smart TV features are decent. All the apps I wanted to use supported. The device is powerful enough to run the apps pretty quickly. Getting *to* the app or device you want to use, however, may be not entirely ... MoreI'm not a TV expert but this "QLED" one has a really great picture quality whatever the content. It sits completely flat on the wall and is a couple of centimetres deep. There's a single cable which runs from a box with all the connections (HDMI etc.) and most of the TV eletronics. The box is hidden out of the way and the result is very tidy.The Samsung "art mode" is nice and allows you to have high quality art showing on the screen (in a "low power" mode) when the TV is off. It's also possible to turn it off completely if you prefer.The Samsung smart TV features are decent. All the apps I wanted to use supported. The device is powerful enough to run the apps pretty quickly. Getting *to* the app or device you want to use, however, may be not entirely straightforward, especially if you use the solar-powered remote control that comes with it. You also get a more standard remote control which seems a bit easier to use but, well, it's a very standard Samsung control and not as cool as the other one!I bought this TV with installation (because I have mobility issues which prevent me from doing it myself). The two guys from John Lewis were brilliant and took care to put the TV exactly where I wanted it to be and completely straight. They cleaned up afterwards too.
Properly attached to the wall and hiding the cables, it sometimes looks like a real painting, so the looks and image are great.However the everyday experience is marred with annoying issues:- Curations are nice collections, but each fairly small (10-50 pics).- There is no way (I could find) to just cycle through everything in the art store, or multiple curations.- The slideshow stops working after a few hours -- as in, it gets stuck on one image forever, and I need to go back to the art store, select it again and restart the slideshow.- Sometimes the TV doesn't wake up when there's movement in the morning, forcing me to use the remote to turn it on.- It's difficult to get your own photos into the TV, only through a USB key and a clunky interface, or ... MoreProperly attached to the wall and hiding the cables, it sometimes looks like a real painting, so the looks and image are great.However the everyday experience is marred with annoying issues:- Curations are nice collections, but each fairly small (10-50 pics).- There is no way (I could find) to just cycle through everything in the art store, or multiple curations.- The slideshow stops working after a few hours -- as in, it gets stuck on one image forever, and I need to go back to the art store, select it again and restart the slideshow.- Sometimes the TV doesn't wake up when there's movement in the morning, forcing me to use the remote to turn it on.- It's difficult to get your own photos into the TV, only through a USB key and a clunky interface, or through the terrible phone app. Cynically, I guess they'd prefer people to pay for the art store?- Photos have to be exactly 3840x2160 to be shown in fullscreen, otherwise they're shrunk and forced into a big virtual frame. And even at the right size, the frame must be manually removed for each uploaded picture.I understand it probably costs money to design and maintain the software, but please Samsung consider fixing these issues for older and future models.
The Samsung TV Frame 65" 2021 model purchased from Richer Sounds, was the best price offered compared to other websites and also included free soundabar and 6 year warranty. Overall for the price I am happy with the TV, easy to set up and install. Comes with two remotes 9although one is not fully functional), the picture quality is excellent, the menu could be improved as well as the remote control function buttons. The thin wire to coonect box is very thin, so not an eye sore when TV is hung on a wall 0nly 25mm thick and sits flat against wall. not fully discovered its full function, but main reason i also purchased this item was because of the Gallery option with great realistic paintings and the ability to add your own pics. Ensure they are formatted to 3840 x ... MoreThe Samsung TV Frame 65" 2021 model purchased from Richer Sounds, was the best price offered compared to other websites and also included free soundabar and 6 year warranty. Overall for the price I am happy with the TV, easy to set up and install. Comes with two remotes 9although one is not fully functional), the picture quality is excellent, the menu could be improved as well as the remote control function buttons. The thin wire to coonect box is very thin, so not an eye sore when TV is hung on a wall 0nly 25mm thick and sits flat against wall. not fully discovered its full function, but main reason i also purchased this item was because of the Gallery option with great realistic paintings and the ability to add your own pics. Ensure they are formatted to 3840 x 2160 pixels. Functions of frame options could have been improved and ability to add short videos for display. Also reflection is an issue if you have TV to high up wall as it reflects the ceiling lights when on, as well as reflections from window. Otherwise a satisfied customer. Everyone loves the picture gallery functions and I change the pics to add family photos for display.
This is my second frame TV, I have an original 65" in the loungeroom and wanted the same art series in the bedroom so just pulled the trigger on a 43" which I could not get the sensor to work for 3 weeks out of the box consistentlyThe newer version is better with the cable now supplying power to the monitor so no power is required up on the wall which is awesome. The TV guide is much smoother too without the constant spinning wheel while trying to load what's on but it has one major flaw which I'm really unhappy with. Being in a smaller room now and on the wall when I turn the lights on or open the curtains which should enable the sensor to bring the artwork up when it senses movement it doesn't due to the very slim size and position of the movement sensor. They ... MoreThis is my second frame TV, I have an original 65" in the loungeroom and wanted the same art series in the bedroom so just pulled the trigger on a 43" which I could not get the sensor to work for 3 weeks out of the box consistentlyThe newer version is better with the cable now supplying power to the monitor so no power is required up on the wall which is awesome. The TV guide is much smoother too without the constant spinning wheel while trying to load what's on but it has one major flaw which I'm really unhappy with. Being in a smaller room now and on the wall when I turn the lights on or open the curtains which should enable the sensor to bring the artwork up when it senses movement it doesn't due to the very slim size and position of the movement sensor. They have mounted it to the bottom rear corner of the monitor so the lights from the room cast a shadow from it's frame and it thinks it's still in dark mode even in full daylight. I've had a Samsung tech out that thought it was a faulty sensor and even had the unit replaced under warranty untill I finally worked out what was happening when I put my phone down on the bench and it reflected light up to the sensor! I have since sat a mirror on the cabinet below the tv directing light towards the sensor and it is working fine and I now get the function (art mode turns on) when I walk in the room but this is rediculous it takes this for it to do what it's meant to. This could easily be rectified if Samsung redesigned the sensor to sit flush with the front of the TV's frame or move it to the top so no shadows could be cast on the sensor.I love the art series too much to get a refund but hope they rethink the design in the future.
This TV's design is great for RVs like ours - thin, relatively lightweight, easy to mount (in our case anyway), with great image quality and smart features. We also like the separate One Connect box, it makes for a super clean look with all wires hidden.Ours was a late 2021 purchase, the 4k@60hz version. So why are we not giving our new TV a great overall rating? Product inconsistency and lack of product documentation. The TV market is hypercompetitive and Samsung hasn't done a good job documenting their ever-changing lineup of products. And it's not just their TVs (30/60/120hz, QLED/OLED/neo-), it's also their One Connect boxes. I finally found this (Australian) support link for the many variations of this box - ... MoreThis TV's design is great for RVs like ours - thin, relatively lightweight, easy to mount (in our case anyway), with great image quality and smart features. We also like the separate One Connect box, it makes for a super clean look with all wires hidden.Ours was a late 2021 purchase, the 4k@60hz version. So why are we not giving our new TV a great overall rating? Product inconsistency and lack of product documentation. The TV market is hypercompetitive and Samsung hasn't done a good job documenting their ever-changing lineup of products. And it's not just their TVs (30/60/120hz, QLED/OLED/neo-), it's also their One Connect boxes. I finally found this (Australian) support link for the many variations of this box - https://www.samsung.com/au/support/tv-audio-video/ports-on-samsung-one-connect-box/ - but do you think my particular version of One Connect was included there, or is showcased on Samsung's website, or was detailed on literature that came with our TV? Nope. So if you're buying The Frame TV from a brick-and-mortar store or from an online store, read the fine print and then make certain you received what you expected. And then expect to have to sweat the connection details anyway.
I like this TV, it has a nice picture and the setup with a connection box outside the actual TV is a good solution for me. It feels modern and it hangs nicely on the wall. But we are not using the frame mode that much after the initial thrill is settled.But there is a BIG but. Somehow Samsung introduced a bug in the current version of the software 2141.2 that involves how the TV handles HDMI ports and CEC/E-ARC devices. It has been working great until now when I cant change volume on my connected Sonos AMP (through HDMI E-ARC) through the TVs remote control. And also, whenever my Google Chromecast (with google TV) is connected on another HDMI port, the TV never discovers the sound system. I need to plug out and in the chromecast to get the TV to connect to Sonos. ... MoreI like this TV, it has a nice picture and the setup with a connection box outside the actual TV is a good solution for me. It feels modern and it hangs nicely on the wall. But we are not using the frame mode that much after the initial thrill is settled.But there is a BIG but. Somehow Samsung introduced a bug in the current version of the software 2141.2 that involves how the TV handles HDMI ports and CEC/E-ARC devices. It has been working great until now when I cant change volume on my connected Sonos AMP (through HDMI E-ARC) through the TVs remote control. And also, whenever my Google Chromecast (with google TV) is connected on another HDMI port, the TV never discovers the sound system. I need to plug out and in the chromecast to get the TV to connect to Sonos. THIS A BUG FROM SAMSUNG, its been working before but now its not. Samsung support in Sweden is normally very helpful but now they just refer to compatibility issues and wait (maybe forever) on a new firmware. This removes all the satisfaction with the TV. Fix this issue and its a 5-star.
We bought this TV a couple of months ago, and on the whole its been pretty good. It generally looks like a picture on the wall as it's so low profile. There's a couple of consessions you have to take with this TV though:1. The edge lighting on the bottom of the screen in particular is very noticeable, especially when a black and white image is shown. Basically the bottom 3-4cm appear a more blue hue and are brighter than the other part of the screen. I took the tv back to shop to confirm their one did the same. From what I have read online this would be avoided if the screen was backlight.2. The light sensor isn't quite right - in order to get the screen to look like a framed artwork, a light sensor is used to set the backlight level. The user can "teach" the ... MoreWe bought this TV a couple of months ago, and on the whole its been pretty good. It generally looks like a picture on the wall as it's so low profile. There's a couple of consessions you have to take with this TV though:1. The edge lighting on the bottom of the screen in particular is very noticeable, especially when a black and white image is shown. Basically the bottom 3-4cm appear a more blue hue and are brighter than the other part of the screen. I took the tv back to shop to confirm their one did the same. From what I have read online this would be avoided if the screen was backlight.2. The light sensor isn't quite right - in order to get the screen to look like a framed artwork, a light sensor is used to set the backlight level. The user can "teach" the screen what backlight is suitable in different light levels (ie, when it is day light you set the backlight and I believe the screen remembers this level) but it just doesn't work quite right, and I find I need to adjust the backlight depending on lighting conditions.3. The screen does allow you to use personal photos, but if you set "random slideshow" it never seems to remember this after a power cycle.4. Strange bug which may be more Audiopro issue - when the screen senses movement and turns on after a period of time, it seems to send a signal down the HDMI ARC channel which causes our audiopro speakers to flick to ARC input for a second - enough to stop spotify playingSo yes, I would recommend this screen to a friend, but would also warn them about the quirks which the screen has. It's not a completely polished experience.
There is no doubt in Samsung being the one or among the most productive developers in the TV Screen business of today, and I have now used their products since way back.My last enquire is the 2021 75inch Frame TV, and it’s amazing in several aspects, wow what a screen. Have not mounted it on the wall yet but looking forward to.The majority of today’s companies try to transform their provided services into SAS services (software as a Service) all in favour to angle customers into a form of per user subscription, usually connected to a monthly cost. (we all know the drill)You would aspect a most established hi tech company as Samsung, (today 2021) would have accomplished to develop a far better application, managing the Art functions on a product that’s ... MoreThere is no doubt in Samsung being the one or among the most productive developers in the TV Screen business of today, and I have now used their products since way back.My last enquire is the 2021 75inch Frame TV, and it’s amazing in several aspects, wow what a screen. Have not mounted it on the wall yet but looking forward to.The majority of today’s companies try to transform their provided services into SAS services (software as a Service) all in favour to angle customers into a form of per user subscription, usually connected to a monthly cost. (we all know the drill)You would aspect a most established hi tech company as Samsung, (today 2021) would have accomplished to develop a far better application, managing the Art functions on a product that’s initially advertised for displaying digital art, called the frame.To sign up for that SAS/Art subscription is for sure quite easy, but display your own picture features, is not at all as smooth as expected, and requires some fair share of tampering, (resizing pictures/resolution, if you would like to use the no mat (Picture without border) yes, we can already read several likewise quotes in topic, within several forums)Even though, I’m so far quite satisfied with my 75inc frame, and humbly suggests that Samsung continues develop likewise products, as they definitely are on the right track!Hopefully they also listens to all of those who mentions same statements, and release enhanced functionality to their main selling idea, display digital art to the world.Best regards, Hof
This is the second Frame TV we have purchased and while the original was great, the 2021 model has improved the experience significantly.Installation:We wall mounted ours and the installation of the new model required a different flat wall mount to our original TV, however in saying that it was an easier experience to mount and sits flatter against the wall.TV:Picture and sound is great as usual, we haven't had any problems with either and there are several settings to allow you to set it to your own desired preferences.Connection:The Frame connects to all the services you would require and more, making it easy to switch between services on demand. It is a quick and easy process to set up and connect to the wifi too which is nice.Art Mode:We ... MoreThis is the second Frame TV we have purchased and while the original was great, the 2021 model has improved the experience significantly.Installation:We wall mounted ours and the installation of the new model required a different flat wall mount to our original TV, however in saying that it was an easier experience to mount and sits flatter against the wall.TV:Picture and sound is great as usual, we haven't had any problems with either and there are several settings to allow you to set it to your own desired preferences.Connection:The Frame connects to all the services you would require and more, making it easy to switch between services on demand. It is a quick and easy process to set up and connect to the wifi too which is nice.Art Mode:We purchased this TV primarily for the art mode ability originally for showing pictures and found that we quickly filled up the original model. Another thing we had an issue with was there was no ability to shuffle images.The 2021 model is fantastic as there is a significantly bigger hard drive in it allowing for a lot more images to be stored and viewed in Art Mode. There is also a random setting when playing which is a great added bonus.Overall:We would highly recommend this TV to anyone looking for a way to utilise the TV when it is not "on".
| Energy Efficiency Rating | G |
| Year Manufactured | 2021 |
| Manufacturer Warranty | 1 Year |
| Built-in Digital Tuner | DVB-C, DVB-S2, DVB-T2 |
| Display Technology | LED |
