SAMSUNG 43-inch LS03A The Frame– QLED 4K Smart TV with Alexa Built-in (QN43LS03AAFXZA, 2021 Model) with Samsung 43-inch The Frame Customizable Bezel Modern Teak (VG-SCFA43TKBZA, 2021 Model)
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Size: 43-Inch
Style: TV w/ Teak Bezel
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- ART MODE: The Frame transforms into a beautiful work of art when youre not watching TV. Activate the built-in motion sensor so whenever you walk into the room, your TV displays one of your favorite selections.
- ART STORE: Buy individual pieces or subscribe to a library with over 1,400+ established and emerging artists work.* *Fees apply to subscription service.
- 100% COLOR VOLUME WITH QUANTUM DOT: A billion stay-true shades of breathtaking color.* *QLED televisions can produce 100% Color Volume in the DCI-P3 color space, the format for most cinema screens and HDR movies for television.
- The Frame offers a variety of customizable, magnetic bezels so you can easily choose - or even change - your favorite color to best suit your space
- Customizable bezels sold separately. Available colors and style may vary by size
- Customizable Bezel compatibility is based on bezel type. Modern type is compatible with the 43"~ 75" range of The Frame TVs, while Beveled type is compatible with 65 and 55 models
Description
Elevate your space to make The Frame your own by enhancing it with different frame styles and color options.The Frame offers a variety of customizable, magnetic bezels so you can easily choose - or even change - your favorite color to best suit your space.Elevate your picture to 4K with machine based AI.
Brand Name: SAMSUNG
Date First Available: April 29, 2021
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Size: 65-Inch
Style: TV Only
I pre-ordered this TV and before it arrived, the first reviews started coming in and most of them mentioned the horrible mount design on this version. "How bad could it be?" I thought. Once I got the TV, I opened the mount box and carefully read through the "instructions" (more like hieroglyphics, really -- hardly any text to be found) and thought it seemed straightforward enough. It wasn't until I almost got ready to hang the TV that I realized how truly dumb the mount design is. There's a reason basically every TV mount is a single bracket, and that's so it's wide enough to span two studs and need just 4 screws. Well, Samsung decided to split the bracket into two pieces. At first you might think that this makes it flexible since you can move each piece independently. Wrong. The most asinine part of the design is that the two brackets are NOT flexible in their positioning, they in fact have to be precisely spaced according to the spacing of the hooks that attach to the TV, which varies based on model size. Furthermore, you HAVE TO put screws in the holes between the part where the hook attaches (marked with a '*' on the instructions). The required spacing has no relation to common stud spacing or anything -- on the 65" version, the spacing is 37.25". Therefore, there is NO WAY you will hit a stud with both brackets where the TV is hanging. Because of that and the stupid split bracket, you need to put 8 HOLES in your wall to mount this thing (or at least 6). Four per bracket -- two that hit a stud, and additional drywall anchors or toggle bolts to make sure you hit the '*' holes. Oh, and Samsung does NOT include those extra screws you will need, they only include stud screws. I mounted this thing over a week ago and I'm still annoyed at it. And after all that, mine isn't even hanging flat. Hopefully someone will make a Youtube video showing how to get it to "snap" into the bracket. I'm too hesitant to push on the TV in the wrong place so I've left it hanging slightly forward. Other than the awful mounting design, the TV itself is meeting our expectations. - We primarily bought it for the art mode to fill a large wall with artwork, and for that purpose it works well. - The Intelligent mode works well in our room setting for modulating the art mode brightness and turning off at night. Basically it has been a "set it & forget it" experience so far. I was a little worried I'd be tweaking settings a lot more. - You can transfer your own artwork to the TV wirelessly using the Smart Things app, which makes it pretty easy to load it up. - As an actual TV, it's perfectly fine. The Tizen interface isn't my favorite, but the app store has most of the things I need and it works well enough. On the Con side: - The TV panel itself leaves something to be desired, eg. the off-angle viewing looks a little washed out, not ideal when your black mat looks gray-ish. - The interface is sluggish when changing artwork. - Very little built-in artwork. - Skimpy options for your own artwork, which makes it feel like it's trying to discourage that and drive you to use the subscription service. For example: you have to manually crop the pictures to 16:9 yourself before transferring if you want to have a uniform mat border. There are only two mat options, versus the 5-6 for built-in artwork. There doesn't seem to be a way to remove the mat to have it display fullscreen (though some pictures I've transferred do display fullscreen); overall feels inconsistent and a little buggy.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2021 by L. Olsen
Size: 43-Inch
Style: TV Only
Good tv horrible new mount design. If you are installing into drywall, the screws and anchors are no good. Go to Home Depot or Lowes and get .25in x 3in toggle bolts. Thats the only suggestion I have to replace the screws that came with it..
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2021 by Amazon Customer
Size: 43-Inch
Style: TV Only
I saw the negative reviews related to the wall-mounting, which I found relatively easy. You'll want to measure the actual TV relative to the template, as the template was a bit narrower than the TV, and the top edge of the two brackets will be roughly 1 1/4" below where the top of the tv will fall, but it was all intuitive enough, and I appreciate that the TV can be adjusted once hung, in case you miss 100% level with the brackets. I paid for the year of art, which is fun for my family and amounts to a pandemic-era art education, and I generally thought the built-in sound was decent for what it is. The picture is sharp. I can tell the QLED isn't really matching the blacks of my LG OLED, but then I didn't expect it would. Bought this for the features and appearance, not a state-of-the art TV panel. A provisional 5 stars, which I'll revisit after a few months. For day-1, good show!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2021 by Brooklyn Anthropologist
Size: 50-Inch
Style: TV Only
If you are concerned about the 2021 Version, then read this review. This TV looks awesome and stands out above the fireplace perfectly. I had my doubts as to whether it was worth the cost, but it truly does look like a piece of art. This model is thinner than typical TVs and mounts closer to the wall. We installed the 50-inch version of the TV. The One-Box is completely hidden inside of the cabinets and the one connect cable was run through the wall. If you are willing to take your time and measure carefully, the installation is not difficult. The instructions include a diagram showing the exact spacings of the mounting brackets (attached). As long as you can read a diagram and mark up the wall carefully, it's straight forward process. I marked up the entire area with masking tape and I even taped the brackets to the wall before I drilled the holes. We also read that the included screws don't work well, but we had no issues with the screws . I used the largest Philips head driver I could and drove it into the wall with a drill without stopping. It worked fine. Please keep in mind we had to install in brick, which is more difficult than drywall. The mount is actually quite clever when it is installed. It allows you to level the TV with easy adjustments. I was impressed with how well it worked. If you want a TV that stands out and doesn't "look" like a TV, then this version of the Frame is worth the money.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2021 by R. Dotson
Size: 50-Inch
Style: TV Only
It was a complete disaster to try to mount this TV. We have a 2019 Frame TV that was so easy to mount and for some reason they updated the mounting hardware and it makes no sense. They also don’t provide a template or complete measurements needed to mount it accurately. Samsung does not provide any sort of video to assist, which they should. We’ll be going with the 2020 model and I suggest you do to until these issues are resolved.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2021 by Brittney Miller