really good review, thanks man so far the only one that actually compares based on data/experience. Cheers! A few constructive criticisms: The volume was SUPER low compared to the rest of youtube. The next video deafened me, because I forgot to change the settings back :) I played your video at 1.75 speed. It was very slow otherwise.m The talking speed as well as the setup times. I will base my buying decision off of a lot of the info I found in here! Thanks again!
Hi, thanks for the helpful video. 2 questions though : exact same path for installation on a wall ? possible to get the teck frame on 2024 model ? Great thanks !
Good review, thank you for putting it together. The salesperson on the store was trying to convince me the 2024 model has many differences, now I know it's not true haha
Is this the 32" model that youre showing? I have a 36 inch tv already and its still kinda big for my desk so I plan on getting the 32" of this just because I like the matte, and I have a big window and get alot of sun in my room, I just dont know if the 32" will still ne to big, like Ive tried measuring and marking it out but i still dont know, I think it will
Nice video! How would you describe the stability of the feet? We want to place the TV on a sideboard with wheels to move it around. Do you think that’s possible or are the arguably small feet to unstable so that the TV might fall down? Thanks!
I think it depends on the size. The feet are stable but at 75" plus they can get a little wobbly. I personally would feel confidant with the 65 and small in that scenario.
Thanks for the video. I was hoping you'd go through the technical features of both the TVs and point out key differences. Do both of them support Dolby Atmos ?
In terms of picture quality, TV looks and art mode , do you see major improvements? I am looking to buy a 65 inch version for my living room and is currently confused between picking up the older version or waiting for the newer version in my region?
There are marginal gains. If the $$ was the same the 2024 does have a slight advantage. I think for most people the few hundred you will save with the older model is probably the way to go.
@@millicentlarue2020 better colors mostly and the new menu settings allow you to saturate colors a bit more if you like that (it's called "color booster" in the 2024 menu)
It's tough to compare the picture quality if the frame to other tvs because of the matte finish... i think you'll get better colors and an overall better picture but it may look "softer", not as bright and dynamic as some of the TVs will glossy panels. Overall it's a step up in my opinion.
Hi thanks for the great review i just bought 2022 model 65 inch, later i realised there is 2023 model also. So i started researching on it. You video give me some relaxation, but i still have one doubt the 2023 colours are more vibrant & realistic than 2022? Or completely same as 2022. Please let me know. I would waiting for reply & thanks in advance
Hey! Thank you very much for your detailed explanations. Very helpful. I was thinking of buying a 2023 series, but many people have reported experiencing clouding issues and mentioned that there is no solution. Do you have any thoughts on this?
I haven't come across the clouding issue personally - my tvs or the installers I work with. Im not saying it cant happen but I think it's not likely.... my thoughts in the Frame (overall) => I think it's a great tv to blend into your decor. Living room/Front room/ Dining room, anywhere it's important to not have tv as the focus of the room... but it's never going to have A+ picture quality. I'm an audio guy when it comes to home theater so it's fine with me but you are going to have to compromise. Is it OLED and the fabulous picture or Frame and the great aesthetics, I think either choice is a good one.
@@jatingarg9175 it's very easy. The TV has ARC or Optical for audio. One thing to think about on that front with the Frame specifically... because all of the audio ports are on the One Connect Box if you have a soundbar it also would connect to the One Connect Box. If you have the box close to the TV there are no issues but if the box is in a cabinet or rack far from the TV it would make connecting a soundbar a little tricky.
I kind of wish you would have put the same artwork on both TV's so we could see an identical image and compare it, and see the difference, or lack there of. Thanks for the great video.
Good idea! Maybe I can set this up again next week and make a short video on picture quality for both art and regular content (split a hdmi source). Stay tuned :)
Hi, I’m considering two options for a new 65” TV: the Frame 2023 and the Hisense Canvas. If you were in my position, which one would you choose and why? Both have the same price today. Thank you!
Is there a big energy saving différences ? Does it make worth and we see it on the electricity ? Because for now there are hundred of différence with the 2023 model.
No... $$$ difference per year would be very small. I would guess less than $5 per year. TVs in general use very little energy. I think at 5 hours per day watching, the average energy cost is around $30 per year.
Samsung QE43LS03B "The Frame" 4k Smart QLED TV. ..question can you tell me if this tv that i am looking to buy is it 2023 or 2024 model...as i dont know how to tell and be sure what i am purchasing...thanks
LS03B is a 2022/2023 model. The 2024 will be LS03D.
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Could you teach the proper way to clean this type of screen (finger stain for example)? I saw a video of someone cleaning it with a magic sponge, but I'm not sure it's the best option.
Yes! I was confused when I first saw that too! Samsung themselves literally recommend the magic eraser type product for cleaning the Frame TV. I actually had to call and ask a few friends at Samsung and they confirmed. If it's just fingerprints I would just use a cleaning cloth (little to no warter, dry), similar to what you would clean a phone or tablet with.
Hi! Thanks for the video! Just to confirm, sounds like the color doesn't look more accurate on the 2024 model? Rather, it's the same hardware, just theoretically certified?
Just finishing up the picture side/side compare... the color and picture do look slightly different between the two. Hardware looks to be the same so differences seem to be software based.
You can connect the 2022 Frame to smart things and view other connected devices. The 2024 has the hub built in and quick access with the "123" button on the remote.
Depends on the model... typically C will always mean 2023 launch date. CB usually means there are 2 versions of that TV model. You see it sometimes when they split based on region Mexico/US. If you have a specific instance I can verify :)
@@SamsungSupportGenius I tried to ask in stores-they don’t know,on Samsung site they show the whole number and after C comes B so i guess it’s the same model
@@DaLucaciShow right. In the US you would typically see CA (QN55Q60CAFXZA for example). If you see a CB it means there are 2 versions. In 2023 they made a Q60CB (55/65/75) that was a Walmart exclusive model - Q60CA was the national sku. Nearly identical... the Walmart sku had slightly better dimming software (micro dimming).
Size, shape, chipset and cable the exact same. The Samsung logo is a different color and it does have 2024 software but overall they are very, very close.
At the same $$ the LS03D is slightly better... The color, new menu settings and new remote all lean slightly to the LS03D. I also use IP control, which is going to get an update very soon in the LS03D for big improvements.
@@SamsungSupportGenius Do you think the IP improvements will be a software update for the '23 too? I am looking to by a Frame and integrate with home assistant on IP control. I am seeing mixed views on how good the software is for integration over IP so if that is improvings it is interesting, but so is saving 40% on a 23 rather than a 24 :)
@@IanHale-en5dd from what I can tell, no. The IP prorocol lists 2024 models differently than older versions which makes me think they will not update older models. The update is basically a Low Power Mode that keeps the IP server open at all times, even when the TV is turned off. Should make a big improvement in reliability.
I like it, personally. If you are more worried about picture clarity and dynamic image, go with OLED. For a living area or other space where "good" picture is good enough and blending with decor is important the Frame is the best. I would wait for a sale though :)
Somehow this TV has really bad advertisment, which means none. I cant even tell if someone can watch TV with this thing? I am however interested in matte TV
Looks almost the same product then…. If the picture quality and the sound quality is the same, why pay the extra for the 2024? It would have to save a lot of energy to justify the extra cost. Pantone certification sounds like a gimmick, can you do a side by side comparison of the art mode and the TV picture quality? Thank you for doing this video, really appreciated. 👏
My guess is once the LS03B (previous model) sells through its inventory the 2024 will come down to the same price. Need to keep a lower cost on the old model for now to sell through them. And i am planning on setting this up again this week to do picture and art side/side. Thanks for watching!! :)
really good review, thanks man so far the only one that actually compares based on data/experience. Cheers!
A few constructive criticisms:
The volume was SUPER low compared to the rest of youtube. The next video deafened me, because I forgot to change the settings back :)
I played your video at 1.75 speed. It was very slow otherwise.m The talking speed as well as the setup times.
I will base my buying decision off of a lot of the info I found in here! Thanks again!
Thanks for the feedback!! I'm new to this so it really helps :)
Hi, thanks for the helpful video. 2 questions though : exact same path for installation on a wall ? possible to get the teck frame on 2024 model ? Great thanks !
Good review, thank you for putting it together. The salesperson on the store was trying to convince me the 2024 model has many differences, now I know it's not true haha
Is this the 32" model that youre showing? I have a 36 inch tv already and its still kinda big for my desk so I plan on getting the 32" of this just because I like the matte, and I have a big window and get alot of sun in my room, I just dont know if the 32" will still ne to big, like Ive tried measuring and marking it out but i still dont know, I think it will
Nice video! How would you describe the stability of the feet? We want to place the TV on a sideboard with wheels to move it around. Do you think that’s possible or are the arguably small feet to unstable so that the TV might fall down? Thanks!
I think it depends on the size. The feet are stable but at 75" plus they can get a little wobbly. I personally would feel confidant with the 65 and small in that scenario.
Is this the 55"? Or what size is it? So you would recommend buying the 2023 since there is no big change? Thank you for your comparison, so helpful :)
Thanks for the video. I was hoping you'd go through the technical features of both the TVs and point out key differences. Do both of them support Dolby Atmos ?
Thanks for the review! Any idea what the actual energy savings is in art mode on the 24 model vs 22?
Let me look today to see what I can find. My guess is it's not significant. Ill let you know shortly.
Hi there! Thanks for your video! Could you please tell me what are the serial or reference of these two tv models?
Yes, these are the (2024) QN43LS03DAFXZA vs (2022/23) QN43LS03BAFXZA
In terms of picture quality, TV looks and art mode , do you see major improvements? I am looking to buy a 65 inch version for my living room and is currently confused between picking up the older version or waiting for the newer version in my region?
There are marginal gains. If the $$ was the same the 2024 does have a slight advantage. I think for most people the few hundred you will save with the older model is probably the way to go.
@@SamsungSupportGeniuswhat are those differences? Better picture quality? …
@@millicentlarue2020 better colors mostly and the new menu settings allow you to saturate colors a bit more if you like that (it's called "color booster" in the 2024 menu)
The major improvementes I think is about the sound system. In 2024 received a booster and has more power. The others things its equal 2022.
how do I add my personal photos to the art mode gallery
Thanks for the review! How is the tv quality compared with the U8000? That's a 4 years old model from Samsung I happen to own.
It's tough to compare the picture quality if the frame to other tvs because of the matte finish... i think you'll get better colors and an overall better picture but it may look "softer", not as bright and dynamic as some of the TVs will glossy panels. Overall it's a step up in my opinion.
Is Samsung LED 138CM QA55LS03BA QLED 2023 or 2022 model? Please reply!
Hi thanks for the great review i just bought 2022 model 65 inch, later i realised there is 2023 model also. So i started researching on it. You video give me some relaxation, but i still have one doubt the 2023 colours are more vibrant & realistic than 2022? Or completely same as 2022. Please let me know. I would waiting for reply & thanks in advance
Hey! Thank you very much for your detailed explanations. Very helpful. I was thinking of buying a 2023 series, but many people have reported experiencing clouding issues and mentioned that there is no solution. Do you have any thoughts on this?
I haven't come across the clouding issue personally - my tvs or the installers I work with. Im not saying it cant happen but I think it's not likely.... my thoughts in the Frame (overall) => I think it's a great tv to blend into your decor. Living room/Front room/ Dining room, anywhere it's important to not have tv as the focus of the room... but it's never going to have A+ picture quality. I'm an audio guy when it comes to home theater so it's fine with me but you are going to have to compromise. Is it OLED and the fabulous picture or Frame and the great aesthetics, I think either choice is a good one.
@@SamsungSupportGenius Hey! Being an audio guy, is it easy to connect the tv to a soundbar, etc?
@@jatingarg9175 it's very easy. The TV has ARC or Optical for audio. One thing to think about on that front with the Frame specifically... because all of the audio ports are on the One Connect Box if you have a soundbar it also would connect to the One Connect Box. If you have the box close to the TV there are no issues but if the box is in a cabinet or rack far from the TV it would make connecting a soundbar a little tricky.
I notice the 2024 tv does have “ app” icon on the home menu screen. How do you access the apps to find and download ?
I would like to know the answer to this question too. Is there an apps section for downloading apps on the 2024 Frame TV?
I kind of wish you would have put the same artwork on both TV's so we could see an identical image and compare it, and see the difference, or lack there of. Thanks for the great video.
Good idea! Maybe I can set this up again next week and make a short video on picture quality for both art and regular content (split a hdmi source). Stay tuned :)
Literally what I'm here for
@@infraled just did a short comparison with side/side picture, should be posted shortly. Thanks for watching :)
Hi,
I’m considering two options for a new 65” TV: the Frame 2023 and the Hisense Canvas. If you were in my position, which one would you choose and why? Both have the same price today.
Thank you!
I really really appreciate your support on this please 🙏🏻
Do you know. If the bezels of 2023 version works in the 2024 as well?
Yes! The cabinet is the exact same as previous model Frame tv
Is there a big energy saving différences ?
Does it make worth and we see it on the electricity ?
Because for now there are hundred of différence with the 2023 model.
No... $$$ difference per year would be very small. I would guess less than $5 per year. TVs in general use very little energy. I think at 5 hours per day watching, the average energy cost is around $30 per year.
Has the old one a 50/60 Hz panel and the new one a 100/120 Hz panel ?
I want to use it for my Nintendo Switch .
55" and larger will have 120hz refresh. The smaller sizes (32/43/50) will all be 60hz. This is the same in both versions here.
Samsung QE43LS03B "The Frame" 4k Smart QLED TV. ..question can you tell me if this tv that i am looking to buy is it 2023 or 2024 model...as i dont know how to tell and be sure what i am purchasing...thanks
LS03B is a 2022/2023 model. The 2024 will be LS03D.
Could you teach the proper way to clean this type of screen (finger stain for example)? I saw a video of someone cleaning it with a magic sponge, but I'm not sure it's the best option.
Yes! I was confused when I first saw that too! Samsung themselves literally recommend the magic eraser type product for cleaning the Frame TV. I actually had to call and ask a few friends at Samsung and they confirmed. If it's just fingerprints I would just use a cleaning cloth (little to no warter, dry), similar to what you would clean a phone or tablet with.
Hi, what about viewing angles ?
I know that in 2023 model the picture quality dropped the moment you start looking it from different angles
2024 and 2023 will be identical in this aspect too
its brutal
@@mrpickle23 "brutal" meaning is a very bad quality picture drop in angles or ?
@@immersa8395 viewing angle is poor imo
Hi! Thanks for the video! Just to confirm, sounds like the color doesn't look more accurate on the 2024 model? Rather, it's the same hardware, just theoretically certified?
Just finishing up the picture side/side compare... the color and picture do look slightly different between the two. Hardware looks to be the same so differences seem to be software based.
@@SamsungSupportGenius Yesssss, can I see that asap I'm looking to buy one this weekend!
@LRobertsonFlick did you nuy? If so whare your thpughts?
So TV 2022 do not connecting smartthings for inteligent house control?
You can connect the 2022 Frame to smart things and view other connected devices. The 2024 has the hub built in and quick access with the "123" button on the remote.
What is the difference between C and CB models(2003)?
Depends on the model... typically C will always mean 2023 launch date. CB usually means there are 2 versions of that TV model. You see it sometimes when they split based on region Mexico/US. If you have a specific instance I can verify :)
@@SamsungSupportGenius I tried to ask in stores-they don’t know,on Samsung site they show the whole number and after C comes B so i guess it’s the same model
@@DaLucaciShow right. In the US you would typically see CA (QN55Q60CAFXZA for example). If you see a CB it means there are 2 versions. In 2023 they made a Q60CB (55/65/75) that was a Walmart exclusive model - Q60CA was the national sku. Nearly identical... the Walmart sku had slightly better dimming software (micro dimming).
Is it me or is it a different oneconnect box as well?
Size, shape, chipset and cable the exact same. The Samsung logo is a different color and it does have 2024 software but overall they are very, very close.
If both of them cost the same, which would you get? LS03B vs LS03D
At the same $$ the LS03D is slightly better... The color, new menu settings and new remote all lean slightly to the LS03D. I also use IP control, which is going to get an update very soon in the LS03D for big improvements.
@@SamsungSupportGenius Do you think the IP improvements will be a software update for the '23 too? I am looking to by a Frame and integrate with home assistant on IP control. I am seeing mixed views on how good the software is for integration over IP so if that is improvings it is interesting, but so is saving 40% on a 23 rather than a 24 :)
@@IanHale-en5dd from what I can tell, no. The IP prorocol lists 2024 models differently than older versions which makes me think they will not update older models. The update is basically a Low Power Mode that keeps the IP server open at all times, even when the TV is turned off. Should make a big improvement in reliability.
@@SamsungSupportGenius great, thanks for the info. I just have to decide if its worth the 40% extra over the 23 model.. probably not!
@@IanHale-en5dd probably not... i agree. The prices will come down, but if looking to buy soon, last year's may be the way to go
so is this TV worth it or not?
I like it, personally. If you are more worried about picture clarity and dynamic image, go with OLED. For a living area or other space where "good" picture is good enough and blending with decor is important the Frame is the best. I would wait for a sale though :)
Somehow this TV has really bad advertisment, which means none. I cant even tell if someone can watch TV with this thing? I am however interested in matte TV
The matte is clutch for a bright room.
Looks almost the same product then…. If the picture quality and the sound quality is the same, why pay the extra for the 2024? It would have to save a lot of energy to justify the extra cost. Pantone certification sounds like a gimmick, can you do a side by side comparison of the art mode and the TV picture quality? Thank you for doing this video, really appreciated. 👏
My guess is once the LS03B (previous model) sells through its inventory the 2024 will come down to the same price. Need to keep a lower cost on the old model for now to sell through them. And i am planning on setting this up again this week to do picture and art side/side. Thanks for watching!! :)
Now, ther are 1000 difernt in price :)
Def doesn't make sense to get the new one if the old is 1k cheaper!
@@SamsungSupportGenius thanks for saving me this money. Now the wife will be happy with new TV in the livingroom. :)
Terrible review did not even mention Pantene color match on 2024 model that makes art with truest color possible. No genius here geez!