Samsung 75 Inch The Frame (2023) - Lifestyle QLED 4K HDR Smart TV With Art Mode, Matte Display, Customisable Bezel & Dolby Atmos Audio, Slim Fit Wall Mount & Alexa And Voice Assistants Built-In [Energy Class G]

I cant believe the quality of this television! Its beautifully designed with a great image quality. I love how it comes with its ultra slim bracket meaning it genuinely sits flush on the wall (see images). Because its the "frame" tv, it also comes with a lovely ART feature where standby actually displays artwork. The matt display makes it look just like a picture on your wall. You can also select whether you want it to be a mounted picture or unmounted - just like a frame!How can it be so thin - its because it has a modular box that sits separate where you plug in all the connections. There is a very thin wire that you connect to the TV (on approx. 3m cable). This goes to a black hub that the power HDMI's etc all plug into. In my case, I've put the wire down the wall and it comes out at the bottom to connect to the hub behind the unit.As for television, It is good quality and with the beautiful picture quality and deep rich sound. It's certainly a bit more pricey for the size, but you wont be dissapointed!

We have the 55 inch version in the family room and love it so when it came time to update my daughter’s bedroom it was an obvious choice. Speakers are good enough and picture quality is good. I love that I can change the artwork to a photo of me scowling when she hasn’t finished her chores - change the photo and before long the bins are emptied.

I originally didn't want a TV in my bedroom, but with a 3 year old child who wakes up at the crack of dawn, Cbeebies comes to the rescue often on a weekend. This TV doubles up as art work, so serves both mine and my daughter's needs.It's really easy to set up, great sound quality and links up to all of your favourite streaming sites easily.The only downside - you can't mount this TV on the wall over a wall plug, which was my original plan. You'd need to buy a slimline tv bracket in addition to the TV and buy a slightly larger frame to go around the TV to hide the bracket.

The TV itself is fantastic. I was lucky that at the time of purchase a promotion allowed me a free frame too (I opted for plain white so it could be painted in the future).The brackets are unlike regular brackets and the TV appears to precariously hang from two small screws however it is secure.The one thing to note is the absolute nightmare it is to line up and hang the TV once the brackets are affixed to the wall.I’m thankful it was only 32” as any bigger and you’d need a team to help.The TV was a little buggy out of the box but a software update cured this.One thing I was aware of before purchase is the OneConnect box.This is connected with a proprietary cable (like a massive old Apple charger). This box can then be hidden to retain the TV’s slim appearance.The box is the entire brains behind the operation so is not optional. The cable is a vintage style of grey in colour so you definitely wouldn’t want it running down the wall on display.

Just a Fantastic looking and quality product.But please note there is NO Freeview.I bought the Tr 2tb Manhattan Freeview, everything works. It's an easy set up with this TV.

I was initially impressed by the Samsung Frame TV, sleek design, great concept, and it looked fantastic on my wall. But that’s about where the positives end.After just three weeks, the TV started turning off by itself after five seconds of being on, making it completely unusable. The much-advertised Art Mode is pointless because the TV randomly decides to turn itself on, interrupting the display for no reason. On top of that, since the latest software update, the entire system has become painfully laggy, making even simple tasks frustrating. Paid to have professionally installed and now out of pocket due to a rubbish product.I ended up returning it, and I’d avoid it if I were you. For a premium-priced product, this level of reliability is shocking. An expensive wall ornament with a mind of its own.

This is my third frame. Once you buy into the whole art / picture concept then it makes sense to share the feature plus once you have set up one TV they all follow suite. They look great, picture is amazing, art work looks real, sound is very good but add a soundbar and it's amazing. The only downside? The frame are expensive as hell for what they are. From 175 to 500 ... thats nuts for a surround. Samsung should intervene and produce a lot more variations.

For a new tv model I preferred the picture on my 12yr old Samsung. Despite changing settings to dynamic and also trying advanced settings the picture for me, was poor. Also you only get the new Samsung remote (the one with no channel buttons) and i ended up having to download an app just to change channel.