Samsung (2021) 65" The Frame Customizable Bezel - Modern Teak 3840 x 1600

This makes the TV look exactly like a picture and looks amazing. All sides fit perfectly and the colour is just as expected. A little on the expensive side but worth the money!

Worth the purchase, but make sure to purchase it as per your room's decor.

This frame is clearly not the best option for the Samsung Frame TV, but unfortunately, it’s the only one available. I purchased this TV because I liked the idea of it not being a dark screen on the wall, especially since we rarely use the TV and prefer the artwork feature. However, the frame itself is highly overpriced—costing me around $250 for what feels like cheap plastic. To make matters worse, it has noticeable gaps at the corner edges, which is very disappointing. If you’re content with your Frame TV without the frame, save your money—it’s not worth the cost.

Just bought and installed a few days ago so limited review, but it’s pretty cool so far. My 5 year old QLED Samsung TV (QN65Q7F ) had a line going across it so wanted to replace it. I really wanted something had a One Connect box (like my previous tv), had a flat mount, and supported Dolby Atmos. And I like the idea of a matte screen. The artwork mode feature was interesting but wasn’t a main selling point for me especially given the mixed reviews. I wasn’t expecting an upgrade in picture quality, but so far this seems nicer than my older tv. Maybe it’s the HDR? Specs are similar otherwise. The matte is great. The ‘frame’ part of it is gimmicky, and wasn’t the main selling point, but I like it anyway. To get any art you either pay $4.99/month for their store of 2,500 things (on a 2 month trial) or go figure out how to find 4K images, crop them, and upload them (their app super sucks). It’s cool during the day, but at night it really just looks like a backlit screensaver. But during the day it kinda looks like art! The store has some cool things in there, but I feel it could have more artists for sure. You can also skip the subscription and pay $19.99 per picture, but at that point I’d just assume go find the 4K artwork myself, crop it (using various apps), and upload it (oh my, does the app to upload it suck, who makes an app that terrible still!?!?!?!) The worst part of it is the software interface/UI. Slow, clunky, crashes. It is somehow worse than my 5 year old Samsung. I dug out my old Apple TV box to help, but I hate having another thing and would prefer to use native software. We’ll see, I’m already getting used to it and accepting it’s just worse. The remote buttons are also bad, you really got press hard on them, the old remote felt more like an Apple TV remote (easy to click, minimalist design). This new one feels like it was designed 20 years ago. Sigh. Overall, if you’re looking for a matte, wall mount, one connect box tv, this is great. There’s 2 other models with the One Connect box and they’re both more expensive than this, and this one to me is just fine. Despite my complaints about the software still glad I got it. We’ll see how it holds up over time.

Perfect color