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Samsung Frame TV

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description Samsung Frame TV Overview

The Samsung Frame TV is a lifestyle television series introduced by Samsung Electronics that doubles as a digital display for artwork and personal photographs when not in active use. In its Art Mode, the screen presents images designed to mimic framed wall art, and the set includes customizable bezel options in various finishes and colors. The Frame TV is aimed at consumers who want a wall-mounted television that integrates into room décor rather than appearing as a conventional black screen. It uses Samsung's QLED display technology and connects to an online art store with both free and subscription-based content.

help Samsung Frame TV FAQ

Does the Samsung Frame TV require a subscription to display artwork?

While the TV comes with a free selection of art, Samsung offers an Art Store subscription that gives you access to over 1,400 established artworks. You can also easily upload your own photos via a USB drive or the SmartThings app to display them for free.

How do I hide the cables when mounting the Samsung Frame TV?

Samsung includes a transparent optical cable called the One Connect Box with the Frame TV, which routes all your HDMI and power cables to a separate external box. This allows the TV itself to hang flush against the wall like a real picture frame without visible wires.

Can the Samsung Frame TV display artwork in complete darkness?

Yes, the TV features a built-in motion sensor that detects your presence and turns the display on or off. It also has a brightness sensor that automatically adjusts to the ambient light in the room, dimming the artwork at night to save energy.

Does the screen look completely matte on the Samsung Frame TV?

Samsung updated the design in recent models to feature a specialized matte display that significantly reduces reflections from windows and lights. This anti-reflective coating helps the screen look much more like a real painted canvas rather than a glossy piece of glass.

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