SAMSUNG 50" Class QLED 4K The Frame LS03B Series, Quantum HDR, Artistic Mode, Anti-Glare Matte Display, Slim Wall Mount Included, Smart TV with

I've had this a whole 12 hours and I'm so obsessed with it. It was not difficult to set up or use the interface like others have mentioned.if you're used to setting up your phones, computers, other electronics, this is really not that bad. I got the 50 inch for the corner of my living room to replace my old Samsung and it fits really nice in my space. I did not think I'd like the art mode as much as I do but I really love it. The picture is great and the sound is good. I got a turquoise frame separately to match the rest of my room and it looks very nice IMO. Update: it's been a few months and after an initial hiccup with the wifi connection on day two, it's worked perfectly ever since and I've really enjoyed it. We're a one tv household, none in the bedrooms or anywhere except the living area so we get a lot of use out of this. I love the rechargeable remote! Never have to worry about replacing or exploding batteries again! Anyway I highly recommend and could actually consider getting one for my bedroom with the wide variety of frames. Plain black doesn't go with any of my decor but being able to customize with my spaces is a huge draw.

The thinness of this TV is truly amazing. It is no deeper than an average framed piece of art and in many cases, probably thiner. The picture quality is great too. I was worried the the viewing angle was going to be a problem but that proved to not be the case. You do loose a little brightness when watching at an angle but it is negligible in my mind. Was also told the sound quality is lacking because of the thinness of the tv. I think it is great and see no need for a sound bar.

Ordered this TV from Woot when it was on sale for around $850. Had it mounted only to find out it didn't work. Spent hours and hours on the phone with samsung and finally they agreed to refund the price. Unfortunately, it was not longer available on the Woot site. However, Amazon put it on sale the following week and I ordered another. When it arrived it had a cracked frame. Didn't even unbox it. Notified Amazon via their complaint site and they had UPS pick it up the next day. Got a credit back about five days later. Ordered another set which arrived OK and have been using it since. Love it! despite all the hassles, it's a great TV.

Hi - loved what I'd seen of the Frame options before this, and so signed up imediately for the pre-release when I learned about the anti-glare option coming in 2022. I love the bezel (very narrow), the anti-glare LOOKS like it should work great (we have a lot of huge windows in our room, so that was key). it's very thin, seems well made, great custom frame finishes, was well packaged, came fairly quickly, and wasn't too pricey. So - what's not to like ? Well, the whole idea behind paying the extra coin for this model is so that it'll look clean (like a picture on the wall) - yes ? Unfortunately, whoever designed the OneConnect module clearly never used the set. You CANNOT put it inside the wall, either behind or below the panel (it has needed connection ports on 2 perpendicular faces of the box - WHO is the i-dot who thought that could work ? It only comes with a short connection cable even if you DO decide to mount it externally outside the wall (and then it looks dopey since it is ungainly, and VERY poorly thought out needing cables to exit ifrom two perpendicular sides - insane). Want a longer connect cable ? No problem - just pay a ton more for an aftermarket version :-( We hired the top professional in Denver to attempt to dress it all up and make it work. He came over, listened to what we wanted thinking it'd be no problem...looked at what was here...thought and played around for a while...then promptly refunded all of our $ (even the trip charge) telling us that - in his opinion - no matter what he could think of, it was never going to look "clean" :-( Another trifling item - WHO is the clown who thought that a storm-trooper white remote control was a good design idea (for something which folks routinely need to pickup and manipulate with their hands) ? Just a gross, fingerprint-showing nightmare to constantly be cleaning, and yet another example of this product NOT having been tested even a little by folks who actually USED it :-o Add in the fact that you can see the electrostatic emitter behind the screen due to the charge massively grabbing dust out of the air around the set (despite having 2 brand new air filters which we installed to scrub the air in an effort to eliminate that issue), as well as the problems referenced in other reviews with displaying your own pics and Samsung trying to make extra bucks selling you online art; and you have just a recipe for a very vexing, disappointing product :-( We WANTED so badly to really like this - it just seems strongly like it wasnt' really ever tested by anyone who actually USED the product for more than an hour or two or in their own home. Overall, I'd have to say - it isn't the WORST...but wait another generation or two until Samsung (who is normally awesome) to actually issue a product with the kinks worked out that is ready for consumer use. As it is - it's WAY better in a store setting than anything you'll actually put onto your wall at home. Just my thoughts - but I did waste a ton of effort and time trying to make it work :-o

Absolutely stunning TV, its been many years that I swore off Samsung because of their TERRIBLE interfaces. Setting this TV up was a reminder of why I swore off Samsung for so long! I purchased a 55" LG TV for my vacation home a few weeks ago, wow was it simple to setup and it did not miss a beat in the process. This Samsung had a number of hiccups in the setup process, but i made my way through it abandoning the auto setup and manually completing it. At one point it said I had a 50 meg download, and it would take several hours. I cancelled that, deciding to do it at the end instead, but when I was finished, it was not there any longer, so not sure I have the recent version. PROS: Amazing design, fits against a wall like a picture and the control box is tethered to the TV with a thin wire that allows placement at least 15 feet away. Picture quality and display of pictures is indeed like a piece of art on the wall. Mounting makes it easy to place on wall and level, but the template and instructions are very poor, however once you figure out what they are trying to tell you, its simple. CONS: settings to control functions of TV is VERY VERY BAD. Even LG is not that intuitive, but Samsung is FAR WORSE. Took me several days playing with settings to figure out how to keep artwork permanently on the screen. Artwork is VERY LIMITED. Unlike the LG where they include dozens of categories of art and then within an art category their might be a dozen artworks for a slideshow. On Samsung your lucky to get ONE single artwork for free. Everything else is pay for, and I cant even figure out if its PER art work or for a group. Again VERY BAD descriptions and intuitive interface. Worse the screen is LOADED (but so is LG) with advertisements for movies and such where you cant get rid of them. Sadly like all the so called "SMART" TVs, the menu systems and switching between things takes a lot of memorization. Finally, it seems a bit deceiving about the "art" frame. Its just a standard narrow bezel around the TV. If you want it to look like an artwork framed, then that is an OPTION, and it is NOT cheap. Prices for the most basic frames start around $350, which is actually no surprise if you've framed any art work lately, so its about the same as what it would cost you to frame a piece of art. I find it nice looking the way it came, since I've installed this on a fireplace wall. Summary: I would buy this again for the shear beauty of the TV. If you are looking for something that appears like art on your wall, then this is the TV you want. The very nature of the external control box is what makes it unique to attach to the wall and look like art.