Samsung The Frame 2022 QLED - Better than Last Year's Model?
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- čas přidán 3. 07. 2024
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The Samsung The Frame 2022 QLED is the updated model of the Samsung The Frame 2021 in Samsung's Lifestyle lineup. The biggest difference compared to the previous model is the screen finish. It has a matte anti-reflective coating instead of a semi-glossy screen, making the screen look more like a canvas and reducing mirror-like reflections. The TV's design is meant to look like a piece of art mounted on the wall, so it comes with the Slim-Fit Wall Mount. It has black bezels by default, but you can purchase bezel covers separately if you want to put a different color. Samsung's Art Store has a ton of paintings and artwork you can download, but you need to pay for a subscription to it. Lastly, it also has a quantum dot layer to produce a wider range of colors than traditional LED-backlit TVs, but it doesn't have local dimming or Mini LED backlighting like Samsung's other high-end TVs.
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Model Tested: 65” (QN65LS03BAFXZA)
Should also be valid for the 55 inch (QN55LS03BAFXZA), 75 inch (QN75LS03BAFXZA) and 85 inch (QN85LS03BAFXZA). There are also 32" (QN32LS03BBFXZA), 43" (QN43LS03BBFXZA) and 50" (QN50LS03BBFXZA) but they have less features.
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You guys helped me buy my TV 5 years ago and its still amazing. thank you for your awesome reviews.
I love ur reviews, u go in detail about every aspect. Keep up the good work. Surprising u guys don't have a join button on youtube
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I'm looking for a bright TV for the background of my videos to display artwork. Would something like this be good, or is there a better option? The TVs always look so good in your videos, and I'm worried about getting the camera settings so I don't see any flicker on the TV while filming. I'd love any input you could share!
That's sort of a big selling point for this TV (displaying artwork and other pictures). So without knowing the full extent of what you want to do with it, it sounds like it should be a good fit. It might also be worth popping into your local retailer to check it out in person as well!
I have the same use case: did you end up buying this TV? Or did you find an alternative option which also deals with reflections so well? Thanks from London, UK.
I hate having a TV I barely use dominating my lounge room and so haven't had one and have happily just been using my laptop for netflix for a few years. Tempted to give one of these a go, my room is very bright and wherever I put it would be near a window so I appreciate the brightness/reflection details you went into 👍🏻
I still don't understand how the frame tv doesn't have a least the performance of their top range model. Every year I fall in love with the concept, but ultimately end up not getting one.
Same.
What's the matter, Harry? Some little filly break your heart?
They will release a OLED version IMHO
Are the TVs your comparing also coming with the external ports box and wall mounts?
@@rudybertazzo it’s not possible for it to be OLED due to burn in
Great video! Love the content the team does.
Great reviews!
Thanks. Great review!
Interesting I didn't know the smaller sizes had lower refresh rates. I didn't look at the larger sizes because of the mounting location and constraints. We went with the 43" for a kitchen TV.
The off angle color drop off is pretty bad especially for reds. I would equate the picture quality to be similar to our $350 bedroom LG TV. We got our Frame on sale for $799. We also added the teak frame.
There was a similar sized OLED priced the same with the Frame. If I was going on picture quality alone, I'd go OLED 10/10 times. But the matte finish, art mode, flushness to the wall, and the ability to add the frame really made more sense as this wasn't a primary TV.
EDIT: Also we bought our TV from Costco which included a 5 year warranty. It also included a year free of the Art Gallery. Not sure if this was a Costco exclusive or not.
I love the design of this TV, I just wish it performed better.
Actually I've heard a few people say they like this TV for a couple of different reasons.
That Matt finish 5 unbelievable handling of reflections. Nothing can compete with this TV in a bright room. I saw it live next to premium TV's like QN90B and S95B and it blows them out of the waters (in bright rooms). The reason for this is that those other TV's are using their brightness to fight glare and reflections, however the brightness is useless during the dark scenes.
I even connected my phone to all of TV's and played some videos so I could compare (Cyberpunk trailers, Witcher 3 gameplay and such) . And that matt finish is such a win for me, that I am seriously thinking of buying this TV over QN90B. The picture is just amazing, and it even seems brighter simply because there is no glare of reflections.
We really need more TV'S with such finish.
Which one did you finally buy? The Frame?
the only review I really trust
Hi guys, love these tv reviews. Looking to buy a 55" tv and so many out there it's crazy. Can you recomend the best one under $500? looking for the best picture (ofcourse) with 4k uspcaling as it does help 1080p broadcasting, sound, but most important decent viewing angles, don't care much about the apps and all of that, since we watch mostly regular diect tv broadcasting (dish), I believe most channels are in either 1080P or 1080i. Your help it's appreciated. Thanks!
Hello!
These would be our top picks under 500$. Feel free to take a look at some of these options and let us know if you have any specific questions about any of them! www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/best/by-price/under-500
Do you think this TV is worth it to hang it vertically in a hallway just to use for art? I wouldn't need to connect that black box with HDMI cords to anything else correct? I just want the TV to be flush and then I'll hide the wire
I pre ordered the 55'' 2022 model from Samsung directly and have had to have the panel replaced already. I had horrible blooming and a black line across the screen. This has been the most troublesome tv I have ever had, but Samsung has taken care of the issues.
So was it a faulty piece you got??
@@abhishekvokuda952 yes it was a defective product
Yeah, I've owned quite a few TVs through the years and the only ones that have failed on me are from Samsung. They don't seem to have the best quality control.
Good job! RTINGS.
Just ordered a 55". Hopefully concealing the wire in the wall would be easy as I plan to hang it 8 feet high.
How is the tv doing with you
8 feet high?! why would you want to put it way up there?
Hello, I just got The Frame 2022 for a good price, I previously had the 2019 model, I instantly noticed the improvement in contrast and color accuracy, very happy with the TV. However I’m worried about TV’s longevity rtings test shows TV degradation at fast pace, I’d pretty sad if my TV start with color degradation on the bottom, mine is 43” if that matters, feedback from other users could be greatly appreciated.
Overall I love your reviews and testing. Can you tell me why you rated this so low on Reflections when it is the only TV I know of that has no reflection? It seemed really off to me considering you highly rate other panels where you can literally see the light and equipment on your testing photos, but have a low rating for this where there's nothing. Felt like it unnecessarily drove the overall rating down and served to distract from the actual use case of this type of finish, which is highly lit rooms/places with many windows.
Our experts are happy to answer your questions via our forums in our website! www.rtings.com/forums
Can you get a Z9K to give a very in depth and detailed review of please. 🙏
Hi Robert,
Unfortunately the Z9k exceeds our current exotic price limit, so we won't be able to consider buying and reviewing it at this time. Sorry about that!
best tv ever
Is there a way to verify if a panel is VA or IPS without information from the company?
I've seen some tv review youtubers say they contacted Samsung in Brazil and company itself said they "didn't know" if Q80A models sold in Braxil have VA panel or IPS.
The best way would be to try and take a picture of the pixels. If you end up doing it, feel free to reach out to us on our website with the picture and we’ll have a look at it for you!
Any idea when the Samsung BU8000 series will be reviewed? Keep up the excelent work!!
Unfortunately, it doesn't appear to be available for purchase in the US yet, so until it is, we can't consider buying/reviewing it. Sorry about that!
Excellent review!👍🏻What do you think about the image quality between b70 or 80b in comparison Samsung The Frame QE65LS03R 4K 65
If you’re looking for personalized buying advice, you’ll have to check out out insider forums: www.rtings.com/forums/insider-advice otherwise, feel free to check out some of our self service tools! www.rtings.com/tv/tools/compare/lg-c2-oled-vs-lg-b2-oled/31229/31240?usage=1&threshold=0.10
Useful video 👍 Could you please compare this Samsung model with the Sony X85K
Here's our comparison for both models: www.rtings.com/tv/tools/compare/samsung-the-frame-2022-qled-vs-sony-x95k/32326/31220?usage=1&threshold=0.10
Hope this helps! :)
@@RTINGSdotcom My request was for the Sony X85K (and not X95K) Vs Samsung The Frame. Thank you nonetheless.
Hi, can you pls provide the one connect box dimensions for the 50” the frame model pls?
We haven't tested the 50" model, so we wouldn't have this information unfortunately. You could check out the spec list on Samsungs website to see if they include this information though. Otherwise, you may have to reach out to Samsung customer service. Sorry about that!
Imagine this with a qd oled panel
Hi! Will you be doing a comparison of the 2022 model vs 2023 model?
We haven't bought and tested the 2023 model, but we'll consider it if/when we do.
Trying to find a 32inch TV. Why are good ones so hard to find now.
These would be our top picks! www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/best/by-size/32-inch but let us know if you have any specific questions about any of them!
Hello, I'm really hesitating between QE75LS03B / QE75QN85B / TCL 75X925, I really liked the idea of the painting but I would like to watch series and movies too.
Thanks a lot for your help.
We haven't tested that TCL TV, so we can't comment on how it compares since we don't hav our own data. As for the other two options, I'd encourage you to check out our comparison between both to see how they perform in the areas that are important to you. www.rtings.com/tv/tools/compare/samsung-the-frame-2022-qled-vs-samsung-qn85b-qled/32326/32156?usage=1&threshold=0.10
Hope it helps!
I just wish it were easier to use your own photos/artwork. You have to manually format them (no zoom to fit) and then you have to add each one manually and manually remove the matting on each picture. Additionally, the "my album" is at the very bottom of the menu - takes a long time to get to it.
I'd like to browse my images on my NAS, but that's not going to happen.
And they could easily do that as Samsung is no stranger to building good UI designs. But they want you to buy that stupid art subscription instead of using your free photos. Corporations absolutely love subscriptions.
In yout opinion, the 55Q80A is better than 55LS03B (The frame 2022)? Samsung has any QLED 2022 TV with 120hz?
It might help to check out our comparison between both TVs, but since they use different panels, it really depends on your needs and viewing environment! www.rtings.com/tv/tools/compare/samsung-q80-q80a-qled-vs-samsung-the-frame-2022-qled/21559/32326?usage=6&threshold=0.10
Make a review on TCL C735 4k TV please
We see all the comments so no need to worry about posting the same thing multiple times!😊 As for the TV, if it’s available for purchase in the US, we’ll consider it! 😊
There doesn't seem to be many 32 inch teles with 4k. Some retail reviews mention not being happy woth watching movies on it due to the screen quality (im guessing they mean tye the soap opera effect)....is that possibility the case for the frame models?
Hello!
Our experts are happy to answer your questions via our forums on our website! www.rtings.com/forums
My 55 inch keeps turning on and off on its self...many youtube videos later..still keeps doing this...very disapointed..
Which one should i get nanocell86 or frame tv 2021?
The frame 2021 is the better overall TV, so we'd recommend that one if you're trying to choose between both!
Should I buy a Sony x90j or TCL C825 ???
I'm need it for gaming and tv shows 😊✋🏼
While we wish we could provide more insight, we haven't bought and tested the C825. Without having our own data we can't say how they compare and we wouldn't want to risk providing incorrect information. Sorry about that!
Maybe I’m not clever. But I’ve got the Frame TV, I subscribed to Samsung’s art store 🖼 but the tv displays only a few pieces of art switching itself off. Can’t seem to modify that no matter what I do. Why’d I buy this thing???
Definitely not clever.
Hi does 2022 frame model don't have inbuilt Dolby?? Because the salesperson told me that new 2022 model comes with Dolby inbuilt in Samsung store
Samsung does seem to advertise some sort of wireless Dolby Support, and this TV also supports Atmos Passthrough. However, it doesn't support Dolby Vision.
@@RTINGSdotcom ok point noted anyway the video was very helpful good job on that and good luck for coming days thank you
I heard the extremely narrow viewing angle is a massive deal breaker?
It can be for some users, but a lot of our users have purchased this TV and haven't reported any particular issues with it. So, it really depends!
What's the best for movies and series? The Frame 2022 (55) or Q80A (50) ??
In this case, we’d recommend checking out our comparison between both of these models to see how they compare in the areas that are important to you. www.rtings.com/tv/tools/compare/samsung-q80-q80a-qled-vs-samsung-the-frame-2022-qled/21559/32326?usage=1&threshold=0.10
If it’s still unclear, feel free to follow up!
You should try the the Hisense( highly anticipated ) U7h/U8h. I trust this channel & Hisense is making some noise.
We’ll likely end up buying them once they’re available, but in the meantime, they’re on our suggestion list. So, feel free to go vote for them!
Should i buy this or q70b or q80b ?? Which one it better in everything like watching series & movies and football matches and for sure ps5 gaming ?? Pleate advise 🙏🏻
We haven't bought and tested the Q70B, so unfortunately we can't say how it compares. Sorry about that! If you have any questions about products we tested, we're happy to answer them!
@@RTINGSdotcom what about the frame vs q80b which one is better regarding what i said earlier ???
Question guy's is it worth pointing a tall fan beside an oled? Many oleds out there without heatsink thinking of s95b and don't want to diminish viewing experience at all with oled health settings. Do I just wait a few years for a panel that doesn't combust lol
Rest assured, modern OLEDs won't overheat to the point where they'll catch fire, so this isn't something you need to worry about!
@@RTINGSdotcom Ah not to worry! Wasn't thinking of actual flames it would dim to nothing far before that! My thoughts were keeping the s95b for more then a few short years while enjoying what the panel can do an not overdoing it with safety* maybe a nice fan can draw enough heat away??
Will you guys do any Ezio Monitor? I heard they are good monitor, but I am being skeptical. It seems they are overpriced for the performance.
Hi Francis,
We don't have any current plans to test of any of those monitors, but we do have a few on our suggestion list. So, if there's enough interest, we'll happily buy and review them. Also, if there's specific monitors you'd like to see added to our suggestion list, feel free to let us know! www.rtings.com/monitor/suggestions
As far as the viewing angle, it would be nice if you put a number (in degrees) of the usable viewing angle. That way crazy people like me would be taking out are measuring tape and start marking our floors for usable viewing areas in our family rooms,lol
That's a good point! lol We'll definitely keep this in mind for future videos/updates on our end!
Hi my viewing distance from TV is 10.5 feet. Can I go 65” frame TV. Some websites say 10” is enough and some say 12-14” is ideal . Can you guide
Viewing distance is very subjective, so that's why you're getting conflicting results (because it can vary between users). Generally speaking though, there's no issue with getting a 65" TV for a 10.5 feet distance. So go for it and we hope you enjoy your new TV! :)
@@RTINGSdotcom That is great. Thank you for the quick response
In your opinion we should buy Samsung The Frame 2022 tv or 2021 ? Please Reply
The Samsung The Frame 2022 QLED is a newer version of the Samsung The Frame 2021. Both TVs are very similar overall, and the main difference is that the 2022 model has a different screen coating. The 2022 version has a matte finish, while the 2021 version has a semi-glossy finish. The matte finish reduces the intensity of mirror-like reflections and makes the screen look more like a realistic piece of art. The 2022 TV also has better out-of-the-box accuracy, but other than that, both TVs are very similar. So, if none of the above information makes a difference for you, you can probably just go for the most cost-efficient option!
For whats its worth, i think the 2021 is a about $400 cheaper if you buy it directly from samsung. If you want the 2022 you can pick it up at Costco for the same price as from samsung .
It is not any better than the 90a I got during prime with the exception of the matt screen. No mention of reflections. My guess there is a reason for this and that the rainbow effect is still there and just as disturbing. Why don't they eliminate the issue?
Nope, no noticeable rainbow effect on this one! You can read more about reflection handling in our full review on our website if you'd like! www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/samsung/the-frame-2022-qled
About picture quality, colors, contrast, black uniformity, blooming and overrall film watching experience, both in a bright room and dark room (I don't care that much about viewing angles), for a 55 inch tv, should I get a Q80A, Q70A or THE FRAME 2022? They have similar prices in my country.
Local dimming makes a great difference on the oher two TVs mentioned in relation to new THE FRAME?
The one connecT device and the matte finish seem to be tHe high points of this tv.
The Q80A we bought and tested has an IPS-type panel so uniformity and contrast won't be as good as the other two TVs. As for the last two options, it'd help to check out our comparison to see how they compare in the areas that are important to you. www.rtings.com/tv/tools/compare/samsung-q70-q70a-qled-vs-samsung-the-frame-2022-qled/21556/32326?usage=1&threshold=0.10
If it's still unclear though, feel free to follow up!
Would you consider that even with the local dimming feature, Q80A would be inferior to Q70A or The Frame 2022 for watching films? Does that aply to content outside the testing stats?
My wife is determined to buy this tv despite being able to get an LGC3 for a few hundred more. Reviews are not great and she doesnt care🤦🏻♂️
Smaller sizes are nothing more than a Q60B+
Neo G7?
We're currently testing it, so hopefully our results will be available soon! www.rtings.com/monitor/suggestions
He didn't blinkkk
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To sum up: a kind of meh Tv Made More expensive for.......reasons
Their TVs have been getting worse and worse for the past few years. It's too easy for them to blame covid and just continue to sell lesser TVs for the same price as always it even higher.
Same with phones, all high end phones like xiaomi, oneplus, realme, Samsung, oppo and more, use the same Samsung panels.
It makes buying TVs and phones a massive let down these days.
actually your website name is pronounced ARR-TINGS
Should we get Nicholas to dress up as a Pirate for the next video too? lol
Dude your voice is so monotone it sounds like an ai voice
Btw I am looking at this tv for purchase
Is this necessary? FFS.
For that money using PWM is a crime....
Samsung television are becoming unattractive to me, I wouldn't pay for a TV that doesn't support Dolby Vision and a mediocre screen display. My alternative would be a Hisense U7G, better cheaper and in my opinion the shit!
Even the Tizen OS and the remote control bothers me. Samsung needs to step it up. Removing ads would be nice, too.
@@SayAhh go to there tv search bar and you'll see tools and compare the models. You'd be surprised what brands are better.
Is it just me or he looks stressed ?
He was worried about people online making comments about him :(