[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was not expecting to hear such impressive sound from this device! It fills the room, and unless you know it's there, can't find where it is coming from. It has great bass and at the same time is very balanced. The Dolby Atmos sound is clear and impressive. It has a feature, the SpaceFit Sound Pro, to adjust the sound qualities to make it sound its best in the room it is in. Turning this feature on maked it all the more better! The frame connected easily to my phone via Bluetooth. It also connected easily to my tv with Q Symohony. When used as a speaker for the tv it sounded like we were in a theater. The frame fits in perfectly with me decor, and I love that I can change out the art, or put my own pictures in. It comes with the hardware to hang on the wall, or a stand for tabletop use. It also comes with the power cord, which is a nice silver color, so it doesn't look like black cables all over. It is very heavy and sturdy for a frame. But is very light for a speaker.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Music Frame is crafted to look like a picture frame, making it a versatile addition to any decor. The Music Frame can operate as a standalone Bluetooth or Wi-Fi speaker I integrates mine with my home surround system. The Music Frame comes Equipped with two woofers, two mid-range drivers, and two tweeters which sound decent for what they are, I do recommend adding additional speakers for a better overall experience. As a standalone unit I was not so impressed on the sound it produced. I was also disappointed on the lack of a built-in display for dynamic visual content such as album covers or video loops. In conclusion, the Music Frame stands out as a stylish and high-performing speaker that doubles as a piece of decor. While it excels in design integration, its lack of a digital might be a dealbreaker for some. Nonetheless, it represents a significant step forward in merging home audio with aesthetic design.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am 100% in this for the aesthetic but I could not be happier with the music frame! I hated the way our old sound bar looked, and this blends perfectly with my gallery wall and frame tvs. I really appreciated the extra mounts so you can display your own art. I had a print made with foam backing, stuck the mounts on and popped it in so easily. it is surprisingly much louder than I anticipated, and the sound quality is great. I love how seamlessly I can switch from the TV to Spotify and back. I'm looking forward to getting a bezel hopefully but until then I blended it in with the rest of my frames with some gold washi tape. overall, I'm incredibly happy with this and would buy it again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The sound quality and set up of the Samsung Music frame were absolutely seamless and superb. I could not believe how easy it was to set up the device and connect it to everything it needed to be connected to. I was also blown away by the sound quality especially because it doesn’t look like the sound quality would be great, but it absolutely is! The custom made cover arrived exactly as ordered and looked so wonderful. I have recommended this product to all my friends and family. It really is an innovative and unique product that is great quality.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Picture frames are a dime a dozen, but you have never owned one with Dolby Atmos! This picture frame is hiding a single, incredible speaker that is able to provide multi-dimensional surround sound, clear vocals, and thumping bass! Setup is a breeze! Once you take the frame out of the box, you simply assemble any 8x10 picture with the provided border and then attach that to the frame itself. It simply clicks in at the four corners. There is a picture provided if you haven't picked one out yet. After you plug it in, it easily pairs to your phone via the Smart Things app. Once that is setup, you can access one of my favorite features. You can activate a tap to pair setting where you literally tap your phone to the frame and it instantly pairs and is ready to play. You can control the volume and such through your phone, but there are also on-board buttons and you can even use your voice. The Music Frame has Chromecast and Alexa built in and provides support for Apple AirPlay and Google Home, so there are a ton of ways to interact with the speaker. Another really cool feature is SpaceFit Sound Pro. This feature calibrates the frame by analyzing the room you're in and automatically optimizes the audio accordingly for an accurate and clear sound. It works really well, I have tried this in smaller rooms and immediately in larger rooms and it's clear that the speaker is adapting to the space and providing the best sound. Q Symphony is also an awesome feature. I love being able to connect this speaker with a Samsung TV and soundbar and getting even more immersive sound. Saving up for a second for full surround. Now let's talk about some cons. I think the biggest downside to this frame would be the weight. Now, normally the heavier the speaker the better the quality, and this still holds true. If you are looking to hang this on a wall, you absolutely have to make sure your making use of the wall studs. The Music Frame weighs 10 pounds 5.3 ounces according to my scale. My second complaint would be that I initially thought this was a digital photo frame. Now that I have the frame and see how it's designed, I understand why they didn't do digital, but it still would have been nice if they could find a way to incorporate both. Maybe even some cool LED lighting to enhance the frame and the photo you put in it. Overall, I absolutely love my Samsung Music Frame. The sound is SO GOOD! Vocals are clear, bass is thumping and all this without any distortion. Art can sound good!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Music Frame blew us away.. This little frame packs quite the punch. We have tried quite a few different steaming devices on it and they all sound excellent. Also, Siri and Alexa can be enabled (through the app) so that you can utilize the Music Frame as an Alexa extension, this is amazing. We have tried it during work calls as well, and it pairs excellent to hear your calls through the frame. We are looking to customize the picture within the frame to one of our own, but the one that it comes with (a record player) looks and fits in beautifully with our decor. I think Samsung hit it out of the park with this innovative music frame and we are very happy we got it. Also if you own a frame TV, you can purchase two of these and hang close to the TV so it looks like an art gallery but in reality you have some serious Dolby Atmos surround sound. Don't miss out, this is amazing!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Has great sounds quality It delivers excellent sound quality. Despite its size, it's a great choice for a one-bedroom apartment or near the TV. It maintains a stable connection either wirelessly with a phone or through a cable. Overall, it's a wonderful gift option and produces high-quality sound output. Personally, I enjoy using it. Maybe on a near future adding some LED lighting and a more selections of stylish designs would enhance its appeal, but even without those features, its quality remains outstanding.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Right out of the box I was impressed with the quality and size of the music frame. The choice to hang on the wall or use the stand is a bonus. I have a Samsung phone and Samsung TV so connecting to the Smart Things app was fairly easy. The instructions could be a bit more detailed. I decided to connect via Bluetooth rather than wifi. The Music Frame is a perfect addition to our Livingroom the sound is amazing, I was skeptical. It is not too bassy like most sound systems are. No matter where you position the frame,it sounds fantastic. We chose to hang it on the wall, centered above our couch, with the included hardware. The frame blends well with the rest of our decor. We like that you can control on your phone, especially the volume. It connected to Alexa with ease. The music sounds crisp and clear, as if you were at a concert, connected to the TV, sounds just as amazing. We are very pleased with this purchase. We are thinking of purchasing another for our master bedroom.

This is the best sounding bluetooth speaker that I have heard. First one I have seen where you can adjust Bass/ Treble/ Equalizer. Although a nice size it would look great in a livingroom, family room, condo, apartment or just your average size home. It handles volume without distortion. Put your favorite photo in it and it looks like just a photo frame, but friends will be amazed when you touch a couple of buttons on your smartphone. I thought that this was such a great idea that I purchased one for myself and 2 as Christmas gifts!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So I have a bit of mixed feelings about the music frame. Before I got it, I figured it was a digital frame with speakers. I just figured there was no way that Samsung would just take a static frame and just put speakers on it. I was expecting an improvement on the current digital frames on the market, hence why I'm a bit disappointed that it's only a regular picture frame with nice speakers on it. I feel they missed the mark on what could have been an outstanding picture and music frame. Now don't get me wrong, the frame does look nice and the speakers sound really good. I especially like that you can sync it to your Samsung TV and Q-Symphony, IF you have a 2024 tv, and also have your tv play through the music frame. Even better would be if you had multiple frames all sync'd to the tv. The Music Frame has some pretty good weight to it, and it is FAR from feeling cheap in build or materials. Like most of Samsung's smart devices, you can also control this Music Frame through the SmartThings app, so that's not really a surprise there and is always a welcome feature. And like most of their smart devices, it was super easy to connect the Music Frame to the SmartThings app as well. Despite everything I like about it, I still can't get over my disappointment that this is not a digital frame and I just can't fathom WHY they didn't make this a digital frame. I'm hoping their next version will have digital photo capabilities to it, then it would feel like it's a more final product to me. For now, it feels like it's going in a good direction, but it still needs features/capabilities added to it to make it complete.