[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We are really enjoying our frame tv We have lots if glass in our living room And the matt finish on the frame handles the large amount of light, with no glare ! The art available is just enjoyable, all on its own.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Televisions! They are consistently the best for overall performance and quality. And this time when I had a need to do a new install they were again my choice of TVs. I trust their brand and in this day and time, it's comforting to know they still hold true to making an exceptional product. Kudos to you Samsung and thank you!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the size, one thing I was hoping for was QLED. I usually use this with a soundboard which turns out amazing for gaming. I like how customizable this TV is. The features are an amazing addition to the (already) perfect tv.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My absolute favorite feature is the art mode which is on more than the TV. Nonetheless the clarity and colors of the picture are fabulous when streaming sports, news and our favorite programs. We couldn't be happier!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Samsung The Frame TV ...... Is Samsung's line of great-looking TVs that make any room look great. Samsung made this one stylish as well as packed with smart features. Displaying works of art in standby mode and with a customizable frame that makes it ideal for wall hanging, The Frame TV is functionally as good to watch as it is fashionable to have around your home. Compared to the competition, the Samsung The Frame TV is still a little bit pricey then some other TV's but, improvements in picture quality make it a much better package. That's why The Frame is my top TV pick. I have a plan to upgrade the other TV in the house to THE FRAME!!!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We use this TV for just about everything, games, PC, streaming shows/movies playing 4k content. It looks absolutely stunning. Sound doesn't really matter on a TV, but this one does have very good sound for a TV it won't beat a good home theater setup but if you don't want a home theater the speakers on this set work fantastic. One thing against the TV is the single cable setup for the box that runs the whole thing. Just be mindful before purchasing of this single point of failure existing and replacement cables are quite expensive. Other than that though it's a fantastic set that I would wholly recommend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Samsung The Frame TV is a good overall TV. It's great for watching TV shows and sports in bright rooms because it gets bright enough to fight glare, has impressive reflection handling, and it upscales lower-resolution content well. It's also good for gaming because it has HDMI 2.1 bandwidth, variable refresh rate (VRR) support, and low input lag for a responsive feel. It performs well in dark rooms, thanks to its high native contrast ratio, but it lacks a local dimming feature to further improve the contrast and make highlights pop in HDR.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am a big fan of Samsung products in general because I have had consistently positive experience with them (cell phones, various TVs, etc). I typically find them responsive, reasonably intuitive to use, and having more features and upgrades than I am needing (fun perks). The Frame is no exception. My wife chose this TV primarily based on the aesthetics, hoping it would blend into our living room more naturally with the "picture frame appearance". I most prefer to display pictures of our boys, rather than the artwork. Whether artwork or photos, it still looks like a TV to me and not a framed picture... (but "happy wife...") I have the TV connected to a dolby Atmos surround receiver for big movies, but my boys just use the TV sound. The Frame TV sound is VASTLY superior to any other TV I've owned, both in volume capability and sound quality. The on-board smart menus are easy to navigate, and the remote is small and intuitive. The WiFi connectivity is strong and more reliable than other smart devices in our home. I give the TV 4 out of 5 stars because the matte finish on the screen is not as bright and vibrant as I would like. The image is crisp, clear, no "warm" spots, consistent blacks, good off-axis viewing... but images don't jump off the screen as they do with other screens. All in all, this screen is a larger and stronger screen than what we had, big upgrade. I certainly suggest it for consideration.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am a digital artist and AV tech and bought the Samsung Frame TV as a way to display my digital animations, as well as for every day use in my home. The picture quality of the 2022 frame is unreal, with the matte glass allowing for even more picture quality. When I bring my TV to art shows I always get compliments. Eventually I will buy another TV and use this exclusively to display vertical artworks. The smart TV hub that comes with the Frame is not so good. I have only owned my Frame for a couple of months and the interface is already slow and glitchy. At work we recommend to our clients to add-on a 3rd party interface, typically an Apple TV. I will soon be buying an Apple TV for my frame myself because it is extremely frustrating trying to use apps to stream movies and tv shows using the included platform. Another thing that could use improvement is the ability to rotate the TV vertically. When I use the TV at art shows I always rotate the TV to a vertical position. Sometime the TV thinks it is horizontal when its mounted vertically, which causes a lot of troubleshooting during the middle of an event to get the picture right. Overall I am happy with my purchase but there could be improvements on the software.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It gives you a great tv and watching experience, but having the bells and whistles that come with the art gallery is the best part. I love it when guest get surprised it's an actual tv, it looks like a painting on the wall.