Ok, so your new Samsung Frame TV has just been delivered and you anxiously open the box and proceed to take out the contents and you notice that you have to do some assembly to get the feet attached to the TV so that it can be put on the table top of your entertainment center. The instructions that come with the unit may be a bit complicated, but have no fear, because we created a video for you below at the bottom of this blog post that shows you how to get this done.
The Samsung Frame TV is a QLED 4K smart TV that is designed to look like a framed piece of art when it is turned off, featuring an Art Mode to display digital art or personal photos with customizable bezels and a matte, glare-free screen. It comes with a One Connect Box for fewer wires, supports gaming features like 144Hz refresh rate (on Pro models), offers smart TV functions via its Tizen operating system, and uses energy-saving tech, making it ideal for those prioritizing home aesthetics alongside high-quality viewing.
Key Features include:
- Art Mode: Transforms into a digital art display when not watching TV, with access to a vast Art Store (subscription needed for full access).
- Design: Slim profile, sits flush with the wall (with included mount), and offers interchangeable magnetic bezels to match decor (sold separately).
- Display: QLED 4K with a matte finish for reduced glare, great for bright rooms.
- One Connect Box: Centralizes inputs (HDMI, power, etc.) into one box, connecting to the TV via a single nearly invisible cable.
- Gaming: Supports 4K @ 120Hz/144Hz, VRR, and Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM), with a dedicated Game Bar for settings.
- Smart Features: Runs on Tizen OS with access to apps, SmartThings, and cloud gaming (Xbox, GeForce Now).
- Pro Model: The Frame Pro offers Mini LED for higher brightness and contrast, a stronger processor, and improved display.
The YouTube video below shows how to assemble the legs on the Samsung Frame TV. You can also get the TV from Amazon here.