Samsung 43-Inch Class The Frame LS03F 4K QLED Smart TV (2025 Model) Slim Fit Wall Mount, Modern Frame Design, NQ4 AI Gen2 Processor, Art Mode, Artful Picture Quality, Samsung Vision AI, Alexa Built-in

We’ve had this television for a few months now and have enjoyed it. Great picture quality and the easy up was very easy. Love the lack of cords and sleek design. It’s on the expensive side, but its been worth it for our family.

Excellent quality, very easy to install. Hangs in my dining room with real family pictures hung around it. TV looks so much like a painting. Love to fool friends and family that see if for the 1st time. They love the artwork but when I airplay family photos on the TV they are blown away to the fact that they originally thought it was a painting. Great price! Highly recommend.

It's not OLED, but it is matt and anti-glare. It's not touch screen, so to use it as a directory, I had to also buy a touch enabled frame. It is nice that the screen is only 3/4" thick and all of the guts are in a separate box which can be 10+ feet away. The remote is RF so it doesn't need line it sight. Set up and wall mounting are easy for an experienced installer. It does have feet if you want to put it on a table...but then get an OLED instead. The apps are OK, what you'd expect. Pricey, and not THE BEST picture as compared to OLED, but for a MATT ART DISPLAY it is great.

It delivers what we were hoping for as far as giving the appearance of having a print hung above our fireplace instead of the black, dead stare of a TV when turned off. Where is comes up very short is the UI.While you can add your own art, you are somehow unable to set a default mat. So if you upload 500 of your own images--even exactly and properly sized--you cannot set them to full-screen/no mat. Instead you need to go through each one individually and remove the beige-border it add which manages to complete remove the illusion of a physical print. Additionally, despite being a modern piece of tech, the intervals to rotate them are hard-coded intervals at the low end of 3 or 15min, even if you are some freak who enjoys 5 or 10min options.As a TV it's a good tv, but they cannot accept you don't want to watch their channels, and going to the settings menus on ours is an invite to have it blast a random channel at an 8 vol, and by random it seems to be either some kids show or Newsmax. The only way to fix this is to parent lock every TV rating so it can't show anything. You can uninstall it, but it has a funny way of getting re-installed on updates.It's a 80% win, but the 20% of places it falls down are very shocking considering this is from a company that can regularly compete with Apple for high-end UI design, as if this product is good tech and an afterthought on design otherwise.

I bought this for my room and it has completely changed the look of the space. The picture quality is excellent, but the biggest selling point for me is how it blends into the room when it's not being used. The Art Mode actually looks surprisingly convincing, especially from a distance.The slim design and flush wall mounting give it a very clean, high-end appearance. I've had multiple guests ask if it was a framed piece of artwork before realizing it was a TV. Navigation is smooth, the display is bright, and the matte screen does a great job reducing reflections.It's definitely more expensive than a standard TV, but if appearance matters to you and you want something that fits into your home decor, I think it's worth it. This has easily become one of my favorite purchases for my apartment.

Waited so long before buying a frame TV and even waited for the latest version. The only thing that they "improved" from the model before, is AI that never seems to turn completely off. The TV often asks for permissions to listen to audio commands, even though you decline them over and over again. We can't wait to get rid of it. Additionally, the magnetic frame cover looks cheap and doesn't line up well. Waste of money!

I upgraded to this TV about two weeks ago from an almost 10-year-old set, so the jump was big—but even accounting for that, this TV has been impressive across the board. The first thing that stands out is how incredibly thin it is. Once mounted, it really does look like a piece of art on the wall rather than a traditional TV.The display quality is excellent. Colors look rich and realistic, the picture is sharp, and the matte screen makes a noticeable difference in reducing glare, especially in a brighter room. Art Mode is genuinely top tier—some pieces look so realistic that guests assume it’s framed artwork. Gaming mode has also been smooth and responsive, and there are a lot of settings and features to explore if you like tweaking things over time.Mounting was straightforward and feels very secure, which adds to the overall clean look. My only real complaint is the bezel frames. They’re expensive for what they are, and given the price of the TV, it feels like at least one option should be included. Reviews about their cheaper feel seem fair.That said, this works equally well as a daily TV or a design-forward centerpiece. I’d recommend it for singles, couples, or family households that care about both aesthetics and performance.

Best tv I have ever bought! Colors are amazing and the picture frame feature is really neat

Good quality sound and great picture. Best feature is the matte screen which allows you to see the picture in direct sunlight, don’t know why more televisions don’t have this feature