SAMSUNG The Frame Series Quantum HDR 43 Inch 4K LS03D QLED Smart TV with Dolby Atmos, Artistic Mode, Anti-Glare, Customizable Frame, Slim Wall Mount with Built-in Alexa (QN43LS03D, Model

I’ve had this tv a week and I would ignore all the bad reviews I’m happy with it for what I bought it for the art mode is great and gaming is great I don’t subscribe to Samsung art you can download and use your own I don’t use it for normal tv just YouTube as I have a lg oled for that overall I’m more than happy with this 65inch frame tv after a week sound is ok

This is a fantastic TV, everything about it is amazing. The pictures and paintings you can display look so real. The service was also five star. I ordered in the evening and it was delivered the next morning!

So disappointed with this. Always wondered why you could never see these displayed in the shops, but now I see why. Such poor picture quality, laggy and clunky usability and if you want to use the only feature that makes this unique (the art) you have to subscribe if you want even 1 picture beyond the lock screen style screensaver. Sure it’s thin, but for what you can get for the money I’ll be swapping this out for a better option for the sake of 1cm thickness. Very disappointed given the price and decent advertising of this product. Not for me.

Hanging on old, not flat wall was tricky: but I loosened the hanging points a little and now it is snug. A nice addition to the wall. Setup was easy, needs a Samsung smart things account. The wire routing to the external TV controller box is ok, but the wires do not clip in to it, which means you need three hands while hanging to make sure they stay in the routing location. Stores 30 of your own prints, with no need for the optional subscription for famous artwork.

I bought it to be the artwork above the fireplace and do not even use the TV function. Also made some frame around it, I love it. (Wire to be sorted still)

Brilliant bit of kit… easy to set up, easy to use looks great on the wall and love the idea of it looking like a piece of art on the wall instead of a huge black rectangle when it’s not in use as a Tv.

Good tv, looks nice and flush on the wall.

Forget about the art mode, it's totally meaningless. As a small, thin and elegant TV with a matte surface and something that doesn't stand out when it's turned off, it's great. Remote is a bit of a joke compared to for example an appleTV remote or even an amazon fire TV stick remote, expected a lot more samsung. The TV itself works ok, the OS and UX feels a bit yesteryear, again compared to for example an apple TV. The sound is ok, works, but nothing to write home about - this is expected with a thin TV - don't expect any mindblowing quality.

Great picture on the tv and awesome pictures to choose from for the framed pictures and different matts ! I love that the pictures come on the tv when it sees movement. I rotate pictures every 3 minutes.

My husband and I have a very curated living space, everything is intentional by design. I genuinely could not imagine this space if there was a TV just hanging over the fireplace. I wouldn’t even call this an investment simply because the price was so good, if we had gotten even one piece of art this size it would’ve cost double. We’re both gamers as well, and it works wonderfully for our games, movies, and shows, I love that the controller is simple and solar powered. I’m writing this review because it breaks my heart to see four stars on such a wonderful product. I myself had pushed it off for too long for this reason. I should mention that I did get it during Black Friday, what is steal!

The picture quality is really really good. I was shocked by how visible the details were on the paintings while using art mode. Getting the TV installed is a new experience if you’ve never installed a frame tv, the included mount is two separate hangers, so it requires a little extra time to level perfectly. Also consider purchasing heavy duty drywall anchors ahead of install, as the included anchors are intended for brick/masonry only. You can hang the TV from studs of course, but most frame TV customers likely want their TV perfectly centered, and the studs won’t always line up with exactly where the mount needs to be.

I bought this to replace my dying 7‑year‑old Samsung 32", and honestly, I didn’t think a new 32" TV that is also the same size and 1080p resolution would feel like a major upgrade. But this LS03C proved me wrong. The first thing I saw was the evening news, and the reds were red, blues were blue, and everything looked more natural once I dialed the brightness and saturation down just a bit. And of course, I love SAMSUNG TV Plus, with over 500 free channels. That's mainly why I just had to have another Samsung, and in the 32" class, there aren't a lot of choices for really high quality TV's. The anti‑reflective coating is fantastic — it removes almost all glare whether the TV is on or off. The sound is fuller and the menus are faster, more responsive, and designed a bit nicer than my old TV displayed. About the remote - It’s minimal and modern, even has a solar panel and charging port for the built in rechargeable battery which I haven't needed so far. Now that I'm getting use to this little remote, I like it. It doesn't have traditional number buttons (not really needed since it has a built in mic), or a backlight though. The blue-tooth means you don't have to point it at the TV. It has a mic button and voice recognition, so I can simply hold the mic button down and say a channel number or give other commands that get me around very well. I like that Samsung left the IR receiver in this model, so my old remotes still work - including my illuminated one for night time use. I would have given this TV 5 stars, but, I do sometimes notice the occasional barely noticeable visual motion blur or whatever it's called on faster moving images. It doesn't bother me at all, but I suspect it may bother a high-end videophile even though it's barely noticeable. I suspect this is because this TV is running at 60 Hz, not 120 Hz. But since i wanted exactly 32" with Samsung TV Plus (500+) channels, I didn't really have any good options to this. I really like the TV itself. As far as the FRAME feature, the displaying photos or art while off, I could care less about that or wall mounting or artistic frames for the set itself. Note: The chord is not invisible, so those images you see of it on a wall with no chord... perhaps that's for people willing to drill a hole in the wall and route the wiring for the one connect box or DTV wire that way. I just wanted a new replacement TV for my small apartment, and this one is really good at that. Would buy again.

Let’s start with the positive, it does look beautiful on your wall. I purchased the 75 inch version, saved up for it for a while as these are not cheap, and was initially thrilled. But the problems started a few months into having the unit. First, the operating system is terrible. It consistently gets stuck and can be incredibly slow, often to the point of being non-responsive. That means you need to unplug things and do a manual restart every week or so. Second, the picture is good, but not great. This isn’t on the level of some of the LG and other high end models even though the price is similar. It’s not bad, but you’re paying a premium price for the art functionality and flat look. So if you care about dark blacks and luscious colours, choose another option. The biggest drawback though is Samsung itself. Two weeks after my 1 year warranty expired, about a fifth of the screen on the right went dark. It was pretty clear that the pixels had burnt out. Pretty bad for the lack of time we had it. And of course Samsung would not honour the warranty even though it had just expired, and their only solution was to either force me to buy the newer, more expensive model of this TV as they no longer sold mine, or have me pay for repair labour which was estimated to be the same price as buying a new unit. And this was after hours of fighting on the phone with them, running useless tests, and generally just driving myself crazy. I’ll never buy another Samsung product as a result of this and you probably shouldn’t either. Lots of cheaper “art style” TVs on the market now.