Samsung 75" Class LS03D The Frame QLED HDR QN75LS03DAFXZA 2024
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Our take on the Samsung 75" Class LS03D The Frame QLED HDR QN75LS03DAFXZA 2024
The Samsung The Frame LS03D is a 75-inch 4K QLED TV built to double as wall art. In Art Mode it shows paintings, photography or your own pictures, and the matte anti-reflection screen keeps glare down so it reads like a framed print rather than a glossy panel. It suits people who want a big TV that doesn't dominate a living room, and who accept the picture-quality trade-offs that come with the design. Against standard QLED sets at this size it gives up some brightness and contrast punch, but no rival matches the art-mode look as closely.
- Art Mode turns the screen into a rotating gallery
- Matte anti-reflection coating cuts glare
- Swappable magnetic bezels match your decor
- 4K QLED with expert-validated color
- Slim profile sits close to the wall
What reviewers say
- 4.4 / 51,408 ratings
Owners rate it highly for the art-display concept and the glare-free matte screen, and many say guests mistake it for a framed picture. The most common complaints are the price premium over ordinary TVs and picture quality that is good but not class-leading.
- Art ModePraisedOwners say the art display is the reason to buy it and looks like a real framed piece.
- Matte screenPraisedReviewers like how the anti-reflection finish handles daylight and lamps.
Questions and answers
- Is The Frame a good TV for movies, or just for art?
- It is a capable 4K QLED for streaming, sport and movies, with good color and upscaling. It is not the brightest or deepest-contrast set at this size, so serious home-theater buyers may prefer a standard QLED or OLED.
- How does Art Mode work?
- When you turn the TV off, it switches to showing artwork, photos or your own images, with brightness and motion sensors to blend in. A selection is free; a wider library comes with a subscription.
- Do I need a subscription to use Art Mode?
- No. Art Mode works without one, and you can display your own photos. The subscription only adds a larger curated art catalog.
- Can I change the frame color?
- Yes. The bezel is magnetic and sold separately in several finishes, so you can swap it to match your room.
- Does it come with a wall mount?
- It includes a slim wall mount designed to sit flush, along with the One Connect box that carries inputs to the screen through a single cable.
- How does it compare with the previous Frame model?
- The 2024 LS03D adds a stronger matte coating and improved processing over earlier Frames, with the same art-first design. Picture gains are modest, so an older Frame is still fine if the look matters more than the spec bump.
