[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We recently upgraded from the original Frame. We love the wireless connection to the box making it look even more like artwork. Picture quality is quite impressive!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love my frame pro! Beautiful colors and amazing painting mode

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It is incredible, no problems at all. 100 percent satisfaction 👌 10/10.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The TV isn't as bright as thought it would be. But it definitely looks good!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Looks like a picture frame. Very bright when in tv mode. Sound loud and clear.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] After dealing with complex hardware and messy network cables all day, the last thing I want is a cluttered entertainment center at home. The 65-inch Frame is a masterpiece of design. The One Connect box is an absolute lifesaver for cable management, running just a single, nearly invisible wire to the display. It keeps the wall looking incredibly clean and perfectly flush. The matte display is the true standout feature. When in Art Mode, the brightness automatically adjusts to the room's ambient light, totally eliminating glare and making it look exactly like a genuine canvas. When it's time to watch a movie, the 4K resolution is razor-sharp. The QLED panel delivers fantastic vibrancy, making colors truly pop, while the contrast holds up beautifully even in darker cinematic scenes. Navigating the smart interface is snappy and responsive, making it effortless to switch between streaming apps, local media servers, and the Art Store without any lag. Pros: The anti-reflective matte screen completely eliminates room glare. Flawless cable management with the external One Connect box. Vibrant QLED picture quality and crisp 4K resolution. Cons: Accessing the full, expansive art library requires an ongoing subscription. The built-in speakers are decent, but pairing it with a soundbar is best for a true home theater experience. Final Verdict: If you care about a minimalist aesthetic and a perfectly clean hardware setup just as much as premium picture quality, this TV is absolutely worth the investment. It flawlessly blends high-end tech with home decor.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The access to nearly infinite amounts of art hanging on your wall, in crisp vibrant perfection, it's fully enough to buy this television. I personally bought it to have access to slim aaron's full collection, but i've used it for so many more things, including my own art and pictures. I've had a few four k and eight k.Televisions, but this one takes the cake. The resolution of the brights as well as the perfect darks our fantastic for whatever you might be trying to watch. I personally bought a samsung sound bar as well to pair it with and was not disappointed there either. One of my favorite features about this t v is that all of the inputs are on a box that is external from the television connected with one chord. You don't have to try to connect a bunch of things to the. Inputs on the back of the television, they're all on the back of the box that is separate. That little piece of functionality is amazing. The art is beautiful, television and movies are beautiful, we run a PlayStation 5 fluent as well. Even at the price point, the internal interface and external charm are well worth far more than they are asking.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve had the 2025 Frame Pro on my wall for a bit now, and I’ve got some very mixed, but ultimately positive, feelings about it. If you’re on the fence about dropping this kind of money, here is the unfiltered truth from someone who actually uses it daily. ​The Good: It Finally Earns the "Gallery" Title ​The whole point of this TV is the aesthetic, and Samsung finally nailed the execution with the Wireless One Connect Box. I’m pretty handy around the house, but I absolutely despise cutting into drywall to fish cables and patch things up. Being able to just hang this thing and beam the 4K video wirelessly from the box sitting completely out of sight across the room is a total game-changer. ​The matte screen is also incredible for a bright room. It completely kills the glare from the windows. When it's in Art Mode, the combination of the matte finish and the flush wall mount makes it genuinely pass for a physical canvas. ​The Upgrade: Gaming and Sports ​I play a decent amount of video games, and the bump up to a 144Hz refresh rate is very noticeable. Whether I'm running something fast-paced on PC like Arc Raiders or just firing up the Switch with the boys, the motion is buttery smooth with practically zero input lag. ​It also handles sports beautifully. Catching an MLB game on the weekends is a massive step up from older edge-lit TVs; the new Neo QLED (Mini-LED) panel gets surprisingly bright (pushing around 1,000 nits) and the colors really pop. ​The Brutally Honest Cons ​Let’s be real, you are paying a massive "design tax" for this TV. ​The Black Levels: Yes, the Mini-LED panel is a huge upgrade over the standard, cheaper Frame TVs, but it’s still not an OLED. If you’re watching a really dark, moody movie, the black levels can still look a little washed out if there are bright highlights on the screen. ​The Bezels: The old bezels from previous Frame models don't fit this one because of the new sensor placement. Having to buy new custom bezels on top of an already expensive TV is annoying. ​Audio: The built-in speakers are just okay. Because the TV is so incredibly thin, there isn't much room for low-end bass. You’re definitely going to want a soundbar. ​The Verdict ​If you are an absolute home theater purist who only cares about getting the absolute best contrast and picture quality for your dollar, do not buy this. You can get a better pure-performance TV for less money. ​But if you want a TV that completely disappears into your room, doesn't require tearing up your walls for cable management, and can actually hold its own when you fire up a game or a sports broadcast, the Frame Pro is fantastic. It’s finally a TV where you don't feel like you’re sacrificing all the specs just to get the aesthetic.

All these frame TVs are so disappointing. I bought mine to display pictures of my kids, and with every software update, more and more features to display your own photos are removed to try to force you to pay for the subscription. They shouldn’t be allowed to remove features after purchase. Samsung is so greedy. I would never buy one of these ever again. The main feature I bought it for sucks and has gotten worse.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] the brightness is unparalleled the contrast is great the interface is very easy to use the resolution is amazing love this product