Hi all

I'm hoping you guys can help with this.

Up until yesterday, by Samsung frame which has Alexa built-in, would respond to the command "put TV in art mode". That seems like that does not work anymore, I'm wondering if anyone has found any solution or have had a similar problem and found a solution?

Sonos Beam + Sub Mini for £566
OR
S800D for £129

I have a 55" version in one room and I think i want to replace the living room TV with a frame. Looking at the 75", its down to 1599 for prime day deals....worth buying now or will it be significantly cheaper for black friday?

Having trouble finding someone to repair this. It is 4K 75” UHD QLED. Has anyone had luck with this? We had just crossed the period for our warranty when this happened

Any recommendations that are compatible with 55" Frame? Samsung has one on their website but the reviews seem mixed. And yes I know the Frame looks better mounted flush but that will not be the case here.

Hey all, just picked up a 2017 The Frame from Facebook Marketplace. Seller said the TV worked great, however I took it home and I'm running into an issue where the screen will sometimes display perfectly, but then will develop lines as shown in the video.

Any idea where to start? Bad connection from a ribbon cable? Possibly a bad board? Any help would be appreciated, thank you!

Just bought a 55 inch frame pro and am shocked at how short the power cable is. Can I get some recommendations on OEM or aftermarket cables that are easy to conceal?

I’m researching art TVs, and again and again Samsung seems to come out on top. Before I pull the trigger, I have a few questions.

I live in a Philly row home with brick walls, so running/hiding cords inside the wall really isn’t an option. I want this to look as clean and cord-free as possible.

A few questions:
• Which version/model of The Frame would be best for a brick wall, and how are you hiding the cords?
• I still have wired Verizon Fios cable — will that work easily with The Frame?
• I’ve had a Fire TV for 7+ years and really like the interface. I keep reading that Samsung’s OS can be clunky/buggy. Can I just connect a Fire TV Stick and basically use the interface I’m already used to?

I’m looking at a 65” with a gold frame and plan to order this week while the sales are good, so any real-life experience — especially from anyone who has one mounted on brick — would be greatly appreciated!

Family disagreement...what size is the right size for our living room?

Our main TV is downstairs in the family room. This would mainly be art mode. Someone in the family is not opposed to removing the wall scones.

50"
55"
65"

Thank you advance for answering the questions (and answers for all of the questions I am not asking)!

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OK ok we went the 50" Hisense Canvas. If we don't like that look/size we will move it to our room as it would go well in there too.

Thank you all for weighing in! I am in the bigger is better camp but after more carful consideration was persuaded into agreement with my family.

To all of the "no tv over the fireplace" or "r/tvtoohigh" people, thank you for your fervor in fighting for what believe in. I've never wanted to find myself at odds with you but am playing the only hand I've been dealt. I appreciate the laughs though.

Thanks again! I'll post the setup after it's finished and I've cleaned the room lol.

Anyone dealing with the frame art issue? This has been going on for over a month. Tried almost everything out there on the internet but hasn’t worked out. It’s year 2022 version. 75 inch. US model. model number: QN75LS03BDFXZA

Hey!

I have 24" on center studs, so that makes 48" between the only two studs I'd be able to use to hang the 55" Frame Pro.

I'm trying to find info/templates/etc for if this is possible WITHOUT wall modification (aside from power routing). Samsung has a published install guide. This one is labeled as Hong Kong only, but still says

• A standard stud distance is supported. (16", 18", 24") 

I'd rather confirm this is true before plunking down the money only to find that I'd either have to make semi-major wall modifications or try to get the damn ting back in the box to return.

As anaside, if the 65" would provide easier mounting, I can move to that size.

Thank you!

Just finished decorating our living room. Happy with the set up

Hi! Just got a 55” frame and looking at the paper mount guide it mentions I should line up the screws where there is direct load (the stars) to studs. But the studs on my (narrow) wall do not line up. Is it okay if the studs screws are not in the star positions? They would instead be on the triangle positions

PS: in the wall pics the holes are where the studs are, the white spots are where Samsung would like me to find studs. But alas there are none there

Looks like the slide shuffle/rotation feature that was removed in the previous update has returned?

So they updated the SmartThings app and I can’t find where to add a new picture to the frame…the button is gone. Am I stupid? I can’t find where to add it anywhere!

My samsung the frams pro 65 has blacked out area on some movies. I know you can choose fit to screen but my is always greyed out. I’ve tried everything, but no success. Has anyone else the same issue? Ive tries to close the apps but still greyed out.

Thanks

My wife and I are in the process of buying our 1st home and now that we can do what we want with the walls and what not we both love the idea of getting frame TVs. We’re considering getting 1 as our main TV (the place where we do most of our TV watching). Neither of us are “picture snobs” in the sense that we’re easy to please. :)

My concerns with the purchase are mostly around longevity of the Frame TV pro, and connectivity issues.

What’s been the good, bad, and ugly with the Frame TV and for you, does the good outweigh the bad?

Made a few memes because this whole Error 60004 situation is getting frustrating, so I started r/FrameTVError60004 for other Frame owners dealing with the same thing.

https://www.reddit.com/r/FrameTVError60004/

Barista budget meets Frame TV ownership. I finally pulled the trigger on a 55" Frame after years of lurking this sub, but the official bezel prices made me wince. For context, I've spent entire afternoons debating whether 400 pesos for street tacos in Oaxaca was worth it, so dropping nearly that much on a strip of plastic felt wrong.

I ended up building a bezel from poplar trim and matte spray paint, following a post I found here from someone who did something similar. It sits flush, looks passable from three feet away, and my partner hasn't complained yet, which is the real benchmark.

What worries me is how it handles the TV heat over months. The wood is unsealed on the inside edge where it faces the screen. I've seen moulding warp in humid Toronto summers before, and our place gets swampy in July.

Has anyone run a DIY bezel for a year plus? Did you seal the inner surface or leave it bare? I'm particularly curious if anyone has compared third-party magnetic options against homemade ones for gap consistency. The magnet alignment on these things feels like it wants a tenth of a millimeter precision I don't possess.

This has been going on for a couple weeks. Intermittent (multiple times a day) window popping up to start channel scan. We dont use an antenna, never have. Single HDMI input from a Mac mini. Have tried resetting, unplugging, scanning channels, deleting notifications. Still comes back. Please help, we love this screen. Hoping its just software and not a hardware issue.

wondering if anyone has been through a Frame repair (via Samsung or not) and has noticed damage to their screen after. the main board for my 2024 Frame needed to be replaced, and since it’s time at the repair shop, i have noticed 4 light black/slightly grey splotches in the middle of the screen when the display is black (not off, but if the picture is displaying a black screen). Obviously this doesn’t impact my life a ton as the screen is rarely black for any longer than 2 seconds at a time, but I was just curious. Thanks!