Samsung55-Inch Class QLED 4K LS03D The Frame Series Quantum HDR Smart TV w/Dolby Atmos, Art Mode, Anti-Reflection, Customizable Frame, Slim Fit Wall Mount with Alexa Built-in (QN55LS03D, 2024 Model)

This is a great television for me. I have a light filled living room so needed something that would work well in high light. The picture is clear and crisp in the height of the day. The sound is excellent in an open concept living/dining/kitchen with vaulted ceilings. I will not be needing a sound bar. I did not use the flush mount frame because I needed the tilt down (it is mounted above a very high fireplace) and to be able to swing it in the direction of the kitchen. The remote is very intuitive but is slim and slippery so that now has a much needed silicone sleeve. Samsung makes it super easy to set up. Connected to my WiFi immediately. I love this purchase!

This product is outstanding. Beautiful picture, frame art looks amazing. Installation was pretty straightforward. One tip for people regarding the remote control- the volume switch is a toggle. When you want to change the volume, press upward or downward as opposed to pressing on the left side or right side of the button (this may be in the owners manual, but I carelessly tossed that when I emptied the packaging). Very happy with the TV set in all regards!

Samsung Hijacked My TVThis TV looks amazing on the wall, sleek, modern, impressive display. But the second you turn it on, it becomes a total nightmare.Let’s start with the most maddening part: Samsung TV Plus. It force-launches constantly. I’ve turned off every setting you can imagine: Autorun Smart Hub, Last App, Samsung TV Plus, Ambient Mode… all OFF. I even deleted every channel. Doesn’t matter. Every time I go into settings, just to adjust something simple, it blasts Samsung’s “Live TV” content at me. Usually it’s something I’d never watch (Fox News or country music, in my case), and there’s no way to make it stop.It’s like Samsung designed this TV to be their advertising platform first, and your personal entertainment system second.And then there’s the art problem. This model clearly has some kind of Art or Ambient Mode, because it keeps showing a random Superman artwork I never asked for. But guess what? You can’t change it without signing up for a paid Samsung Art Store membership. I didn’t buy this TV to be forced into a subscription just to stop it from showing content I don’t want on my own screen. Even uploading your own images is a convoluted mess that requires using a separate app on your phone and syncing it via SmartThings.So to recap:✅ Great picture❌ Total loss of control❌ Constant forced ads and unwanted content❌ Can’t even change the art without jumping through hoops or paying extraUnless you love battling your own TV and being bombarded with content you didn’t choose, do not buy this model. I’ve wasted way too much time trying to wrestle control back from a device that should have just… let me watch what I want.

Finally, a smart TV that doesn't make me feel STUPID! Easy to use, beautiful colors, clarity and sound isn't too tinny without extra speakers. In 10years I've replaced 5 "smart" TVs and none were easy to mount, hook up to cables, or even add speakers. (Keep in mind I usually get cheaper black Friday sales TVs ) It took me 1 month to learn my phone. This TV I learned in minutes! I was able to get art flashing in about 15 mins total!!! (Fighting my phone to load APP) I still haven't watched but 1 show because I love seeing the new "art" I have on my wall daily.(1 month later)My son plugged in the PS5 and we were watching a movie faster than a commercial! He didn't need to do anything other than change USB port. Prime day=1/2 price!!! Worth EVERY penny. The Frame that came with it (prime day deal) made it just like framed art instead of a TV in my living room.Very happy customer.

Delivery was seamless and tv is awesome. Major upgrade from our old tv in terms of screen quality and I love the art work when we are not watching it. 5/5!!

The Good:- Purchased open box 55" Frame TV from Walts TV which was great for the price- TV picture and performance is awesome for the price- The Samsung app experience is decent when compared with Roku (great) and Google (terrible)The Good to Know:- Be sure you remove the battery tab from the remote and charge it FULLY (via USB-C) before expecting anything (wow we struggled trying even 30min of charging and the remote blinking red and doing nothing. You'll know it's charged when the red charge light goes out.)- Use a fine microfiber cloth to clean the screen, you may need to slightly dampen it to get fingerprint oil off- Use clean latex gloves etc. when handling the TV to avoid printsThe Bad & Ugly- In general, for such an expensive TV, the setup instructions were lacking on some obvious stuff to help get things going faster- For us, experienced in mounting TVs and light carpentry, the phillips head screws could lock in studs HARD before they are in all the way. It's terrible and easy to round out the screw head if you're not careful backing it out. I've seen this issue elsewhere, we ended up using custom, flush top hex screws to hold the mount securely.- If you get art for the Frame TV from Etsy etc., upload them one-at-a-time, otherwise you lose the ability to not have a matte border - bulk uploads lose this for some reason.So can't give it a full 5 stars, TV is great, the deal from Walts was great, but sheesh, just the small stuff really added more stress than expected.

The art feature really is remarkable. It is a great focal point of our formal dining room without looking too much like a tv. We haven’t purchased a frame for it yet which I imagine will complete the look. Van Gogh Starry Night is particularly good as it genuinely looks textured.I get what people say about the menu, but it’s not that bad and doesn’t take away from the main purpose of the TV.I plan to hide the wire in the wall eventually to complete the look.