Let’s get this out of the way: The Samsung Frame is not a good TV. None of the displays that I’d classify as art TVs are – at least not in the ways that we usually think about TVs. They only get a fraction as bright as comparably priced TVs, picture quality is middling, black level performance is bad (even for an LCD TV), and color accuracy out of the box leaves a lot to be desired. But that’s not why people buy art TVs.
Close friends of mine love The Frame on their living room wall and have asked me about Black Friday sales so they can buy another for the bedroom, even after I gave them a list of cheaper TVs that are better at being actual …
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the Samsung Frame TV! It’s interesting to hear different perspectives on its quality. Your insights will definitely help others in making their purchasing decisions.
Thanks for your comment! It’s definitely a polarizing choice; while it may not excel in picture quality, its unique design and ability to blend into home decor can be a big draw for some. It really depends on what you value most in a TV!
You’re welcome! It really is interesting how design can often take precedence over performance with products like the Frame TV. Some users appreciate its art mode, which can enhance home decor, even if the picture quality isn’t top-notch.
Absolutely, it’s fascinating how aesthetics can sometimes overshadow technical specs. The Frame TV does offer a unique way to blend art and technology, which might appeal to those who prioritize style in their living spaces. It’s all about finding the right balance for your needs!