[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It is a significant upgrade over previous models, particularly for its brighter Neo QLED panel and the convenience of a Wireless One Connect Box. While highly praits artistic design and glare-free matte screen, I personally think its gaming performance is hindered by high latency from the wireless connection. The TV "doubles as a piece of art" and is a major conversation piece. I appreciate the easy installation using the included slim-fit wall mount.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Frame TV completely transformed my living room. It's stunning, and the matte display makes the art look incredibly realistic, completely eliminating glare. While it's expensive, the seamless look and ability to customize the bezels make it worth it for a stylish home. The setup took some time, but the hidden cable box is a game-changer

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've had the frame TV for over a month and I'm beyond satisfied with my purchase. With every penny, I've hosted a few events including the Super Bowl and everyone complemented the look on the TV and how thin it was against the wall. Fantastic sound quality, excellent resolution & easy set up.

I absolutely love my 65” Samsung Frame Pro TV. For years, I had nothing on this one wall because I didn't want a “blank” TV there. I now have a beautiful piece of artwork on my wall. I'm able to change out the art piece as often as I like with all the pictures from the art store. And when I want to watch TV, it's a push of a button and I have a beautiful TV. The resolution top quality. Installation was a breeze, and the remote control is very simple to operate. I've told friends and family that this is the best purchase ever. Absolutely no buyers remorse!!

[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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like all of the features of the TV, for instance my ability to connect all devices to one box and the smart capabilities. However I would like better art. Unless its already done and I haven't been able to update the software yet.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] TV, when set up correctly, is meeting/exceeding expectations. My challenge was in getting the free, two year art app to work. Problems was with an expired credit card. Wish the setup would have been able to have flagged that as it would have shortened setup time appreciably.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Samsung Frame Pro LS03FWD (2025) is easily one of the most impressive TVs I've ever owned. Samsung finally perfected the idea of a TV that looks like art without compromising on picture quality — and this year's Neo QLED panel takes it to another leve

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Does t v literally does everything.... i cannot ask for a better TV!! I LOVE THE FACT it has its own bluetooth box to put all gaming devices without all h cords hanging down!!! i love the art work it provides also super pretty and fun!!

We have had this TV for over 6 months and it has been a Upgrade. The brightness and sound is by far amazing.