Comments on: Samsung – 65″ Class The Frame QLED 4K UHD Smart Tizen TV – (2022)

By: RudyeA

RudyeA — Fri, 19 Jul 2024 11:14:46 +0000

Love the ability to have the “art” match the season or mood! In TV mode the picture quality is excellent.

By: idamanjax75

idamanjax75 — Thu, 18 Jul 2024 11:11:36 +0000

Does this TV have top specs? No.
But this TV does do a lot very well and it can be funtional when it’s off!
Coming from a Sony, I took a shot at the Frame 2022 based on the store display. “It could be cool”. And It is!
There are key things that *make* me like the Frame 22. The matte screen removes all glare and reflections. So if you have windows or are opposite lights, you will be happy.
Second, the one connect and having only one wire to the television is so convenient.
Art mode, find 4k wallpapers on the net and upload them. Go on Etsy if you want to pay for a few. Take 4k photos…
The Frame 22 does very well as a television in my opinion. I wasn’t a fan of the colors out of the box but that improved after calibrating the backlight 2pt and 20pt settings provided by rting$ as a reference.
Highly advise running some test screens from utube. My current panel has light bleed defect at both bottom corners when displaying dark scenes. But thanks to Total tech membership, I am well within the 60 day replacement window. Geek squad will be here to replace the panel in a couple of days. Will post an update on that.
Give it a try. The Frame 22 is a winner.

By: TodC

TodC — Sun, 30 Jun 2024 10:04:20 +0000

This is an awesome television. I turns that blank, black screen on your wall into a beautiful piece of art. I am using it also to show my own landscape photographs in addition to the art available within the subscription. I’m also finding it useful to curate my own work. Those that I get tired of are removed, and those not, stay. The matte screen is also unique reducing glare making a very pleasant viewing experience. Just love it!

By: Mechengr77

Mechengr77 — Fri, 31 May 2024 18:32:18 +0000

Great TV! Install was on the harder side…but not the fault of the TV, more of location installed. Picture looks great and looking forward to watching some movies on it. In “frame” mode it deos look like a picture as we had friends over and they were arguing if it was a picture or not…entertaining! I put sound quality as good because there is not a NA as I connected it directly to a sound bar.

By: MelissaB

MelissaB — Thu, 30 May 2024 16:52:01 +0000

I’ve been living with the 65-inch Samsung The Frame QLED TV for a few months now, and it’s become much more than just a TV. It’s a conversation starter, a mood setter, and an ever-changing piece of art that fits seamlessly into my living room decor. Here’s what I love (and a couple of things to consider) about this unique TV:
Art Mode Transforms Your Space:
Museum-Worthy Display: When the TV is off, Art Mode kicks in, showcasing stunning works of art from renowned institutions like the Louvre and Tate Modern. You can choose from curated collections or upload your own photos and family memories.
Customizable Bezels: Elevate the art experience with interchangeable bezels in various styles and colors. I opted for the modern white bezel, which gives the TV a sleek, gallery-like feel.
Anti-Reflection and Matte Display: Unlike most TVs, The Frame’s screen minimizes glare and reflections, making it look like an actual framed art piece even in bright rooms.
Exceptional Picture Quality:
QLED Technology: Samsung’s QLED technology delivers vibrant colors and deep blacks, with Quantum HDR enhancing contrast for stunning visuals. Whether you’re watching movies, sports, or playing games, the picture quality is truly immersive.
4K Resolution and 120Hz Refresh Rate: Crisp details and smooth motion make this TV perfect for enjoying fast-paced content like action movies and sports.
Smart Tizen Platform: The Tizen smart platform offers a user-friendly interface with access to all your favorite streaming apps, from Netflix and Hulu to Disney+ and HBO Max.
Things to Consider:
One Connect Box and Cable: The One Connect box helps keep things tidy, but the single cable connecting it to the TV can be a bit thick and unwieldy.
Price: The Frame is more expensive than traditional TVs of similar size and features. However, the unique art mode and design may justify the premium price for some.
Overall:
Samsung’s The Frame QLED is more than just a TV; it’s an art experience. If you’re looking for a high-quality TV that seamlessly blends into your home decor and doubles as a stunning art display, The Frame is definitely worth considering. Just be prepared for the slightly higher price tag.