Snap-On Frame for a Sophisticated Home Aesthetic!
This snap-on TV frame is a game changer. It offers an easy way to elevate the look of your TV, giving it a custom, framed appearance without the hassle of permanent modifications. The frame snaps on securely and aligns perfectly with the edges of the TV, creating a seamless, polished look. The materials are sturdy yet lightweight, and the finish is high-quality, adding a touch of elegance to any room. Installation is a breeze, making it a quick and affordable way to enhance your living space. Highly recommended for anyone looking to blend their TV seamlessly into their home decor.

Unnecessary After Purchase “Accessory”
Let me start off by saying: This product is a blatant cash grab by Samsung. These frames should absolutely be included in the box of your $1500+ TV for free.That being said, the installation is seamless. Just take them out of the box and attach them to the TV using magnets. However, the magnets are pretty weak—any sudden jolt can knock them off. I’ve even had the lower piece fall off during a movie when my subwoofer hit just the right frequency.The pieces themselves feel cheap and flimsy, and I wouldn’t be surprised if they broke with too much handling. They don’t fit perfectly unless you clamp them down with the TV off the wall (which, frankly, I couldn’t be bothered to do). You can see in the close-up image I included that there’s a slight gap. This is exactly why I feel they should be included with the TV rather than costing an additional $200 after purchase.On the bright side, once installed, they look fantastic and really transform the TV into The Frame. The art mode looks great with the bezel, as shown in the photo of my setup. But if you don’t have this bezel, what’s the point of buying The Frame TV? Samsung essentially forces you to shell out an extra $200 for a product that completes the look they market so heavily, and it feels pretty sleazy. But if you’re going for aesthetics, this is the cost you pay.

Just. . . amazing!
I rarely review items, however, this FrameTV is so fantastic, I have to tell you about it.As a wheelchair user, and an art lover, I needed the install to be done by a pro. After a minor math error, he remeasured, and the 65″ Samsung Frame was perfectly hung above the cabinet in our living room. This model came with a TEAK bezel. Personally, I couldn’t imagine it WITHOUT a bezel. It’s hard to explain what a difference it makes from the black edge of the tv screen. Just know that if there’s any way you can swing it, GET A BEZEL.We forked out the $49 bucks for a year subscription to the Art Store. Holy moly. Whether its the impressionists, watercolors, or underwater photo galleries, again, as an art enthusiast, I am at a loss for words. I’m still learning (after just 2 days) but I love the selection and variety in the Art Store and I even like adding mat borders. Color and size mats can create a new feel for some of the pieces. Im afraid my pics can’t quite capture the actual quality.Perhaps the greatest piece of tech in this tech marvel is the little sensor on the bottom rt corner. Among other things, this sensor measures the ambient light conditions in the room and lights the art accordingly. I’ve read some reviewers say that, although impressive, you can tell its not an actual painting. Well, they should come visit our living room! WOW.Other notes: There’s an app called Smart Things that you’ll need. So far its great, and if you’re ‘one of those peeps’ you can control most of your home from this app! Also, the install guy first thought that the bezel wasn’t a fit because the little space for that sensor looks like its on the wrong side. WRONG! it just takes a moment to figure that its correct after all. Lastly, you can choose to name your voice commanded robot Alexa or Bixby. I chose the later since Alexa is like 10 feet away and who needs the AI confusion!It was easy to get Netflix, Prime, Youtube et al linked to this tv. Mostly, your’e asked to point your phone at a QR Code on the screen and its simple from there. Also, watched the beginning of Dances w Wolves and, I know im sounding easy to please here, but wow. That’s a gorgeous picture.OK, ive raved enough for one review. Just know that if you’re an art enthusiast and always wanted a rotation of stunning museum quality pieces in your home, this FrameTV will not disappoint.

So flimsy and plasticky
This looks beautiful when it’s on – if you can overlook that it doesn’t perfectly line up when you get up close. It’s also incredibly flimsy so that it feels incredibly overpriced. Of the first one we ordered, every single piece was broken, some I’m several places. I didn’t have too much faith the second order would be much better, but it miraculously arrived intact. I hate the this is the only option so you’re forced to get it if you want the full Frame experience, but this purchase hurt.

We bought our Frame in 2022 (a 2021 model) and I hesitated on buying the frame for the Frame due to so many poor reviews: plastic looking, shoddy craftsmanship, expensive for what it is.But after two years with the TV, I still wanted it. Particularly in teak (which is a light brown), I thought it would be the final touch for the artwork that I have so much fun changing on a weekly basis.Is $199 CAD a lot for four pieces of magnetized plastic? You bet it is. But the ease of use and the attractor factor it adds to the device (at least from five feet away) justifies the cost for me. In the words of another reviewer, I wonder what made me wait so long to get it.

Brightens up the room that would normally be a stark black frame of my new 32”Samsung now located in my bedroom. Inexpensive and quite unique to say the least.