Samsung 43 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

Fabulous way to display my artworks. Having a perfectly lit slideshow provides entertainment all day long. The tech has improved since I bought my first Frame 6 years ago, it meant setting up was so easy and painless, we were up and running in minutes! Now the fun of choosing my favourite pieces to share on my new Frame!

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.

Granted, you pay a bit more for this TV vs those of a comparable spec! However, you’re paying for style and concept!!… we love it, as we don’t really like a TV in the bedroom. However, our kids stay up a little later now and we needed somewhere to retreat to!!! This seamlessly turns into your favourite painting!

I recently purchased Samsung's The Frame QE32LS03CBUXXU, and I'm excited to share why it's a deserving recipient of a 5-star review.The standout feature of The Frame is its unique design that transforms the TV into a piece of art when not in use. The Art Mode displays stunning artworks and personal photos, making it a beautiful addition to my living space. It's a marvelous conversation starter and adds a touch of elegance to the room.The 32-inch display is perfect for my space, offering crisp, clear visuals with vibrant colors and excellent contrast. Whether I'm watching movies, streaming shows, or viewing art, the picture quality is consistently impressive. It's a joy to have such a versatile screen that combines aesthetic appeal with high-tech performance.Smart features are a huge plus. The Frame comes with intuitive navigation and a user-friendly interface, making it easy to access streaming services, apps, and other features. The voice control capability is a convenient touch, allowing for effortless operation.Installation and setup were surprisingly straightforward. Mounting it on the wall was easy, and it blends seamlessly, looking more like an elegant frame than a television. The customizable frame options are a nice touch, allowing me to match the TV to my home décor.Connectivity is seamless with multiple input options, catering to all my devices and entertainment needs. The remote control is sleek and easy to use, enhancing the overall user experience.Finally, the energy efficiency of this model is commendable. It's reassuring to know that while enjoying top-notch technology, I'm also being environmentally conscious.In summary, Samsung The Frame QE32LS03CBUXXU is not just a television; it's a fusion of art and technology that elevates the viewing experience to new heights. Its combination of stunning visuals, smart features, elegant design, and eco-friendly operation make it an exceptional choice for anyone looking to enhance their home entertainment system. A well-earned 5 stars for this innovative and stylish masterpiece from Samsung!

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.

TV is slow and not functioning properly. Apps stop working on it and you need to reinstall them every few weeks (like Netflix), it has Apple Play function but it's not working and cannot connect to the phone.You can theoretically upload new photos to use with the Art Mode but in reality the button to upload new photos does not work (it is greyed out). There's a Samsung forum about this issue for a few years now and someone got an email from Samsung saying it is a known issue with iPhone but not timeline for any solution... However, we tried to upload photos with my partner's Samsung phone but the same issue... Phone and TV has been connected via the Samsung SmartThings app but no success.The Screen Mirroring function does not work either.Due to these issues it doesn't even feel like a smart TV. Wouldn't buy again this TV. (It's a shame as our previous Samsung TV works just fine but not this model.)