Storm CertifiedCritical Assessment
What Critics Praise
- Matte screen reduces glare
- Striking Customizable Design
- Strong color performance
- Art Mode with variety of graphics
- One Connect Box Hides Cables
- Slim wall‑mount and stand
Points of Contention
- Poor contrast
- Very expensive
- Clunky Smart TV Interface
- Limited Voice Assistant Functionality
- No Dolby Vision support
Professional Reviews
5 reviews from 1 critic60 Will Greenwald 5 reviews · avg Samsung 65-Inch Class The Frame QLED TV PCMag “Samsung's The Frame lifestyle TV is one of the slickest digital picture frames you can buy but, as a regular TV, it's far too pricey for what it delivers.”
“Samsung's The Frame lifestyle TV is one of the slickest digital picture frames you can buy but, as a regular TV, it's far too pricey for what it delivers.”
All 5 Will Greenwald reviews, aggregated above
“Samsung's The Frame lifestyle TV is one of the slickest digital picture frames you can buy but, as a regular TV, it's far too pricey for what it delivers.”
“Samsung's The Frame lifestyle TV is one of the slickest digital picture frames you can buy but, as a regular TV, it's far too pricey for what it delivers.”
“Samsung's The Frame lifestyle TV is one of the slickest digital picture frames you can buy but, as a regular TV, it's far too pricey for what it delivers.”
“Samsung's The Frame lifestyle TV is one of the slickest digital picture frames you can buy but, as a regular TV, it's far too pricey for what it delivers.”
“Samsung's The Frame lifestyle TV is one of the slickest digital picture frames you can buy but, as a regular TV, it's far too pricey for what it delivers.”