If you’re looking for an OLED TV with a free (!) Nintendo Switch, the Easter Bunny has just what you’re looking for. If you want to spend a little less money and turn your living room into an art gallery, it’s worth taking a closer look at The Frame from Samsung.
The 4K TV is available in six sizes between 43 (109 centimeters) and 85 inches (216 centimeters). The 65-inch (165-centimeter) variant is currently cheaper than ever and costs at Amazon, Media Markt* And Saturn* only 999 euros. The version with 50 inches (127 centimeters) is available for 799 euros Amazon*for 55 inches (139 centimeters) you pay 849 euros Amazon*, Media Markt* And Saturn*.
Samsung The Frame: This 4K TV is a true work of art at 120 Hertz
The reduced model is the LS03B. The exact designation is important, because the previous model LS03A was not as technically mature as the 2022 version. The biggest difference lies in the greatly improved anti-reflective coating. With the 2021 version, this was still the biggest point of criticism.
But Samsung has clearly improved here. Now you can also watch films, series and works of art in daylight without large reflections enjoy on screen. However, direct sunlight or a light source in the background can still be seen.
The central feature of the Samsung The Frame is without a doubt the art mode. If you switch off the QLED TV, the TV automatically switches to this mode and presents you beautiful images, which you can customize according to your preferences. You even have access to world-famous paintings, but only at an additional cost. The feature can also be turned off.
Alternatively, The Frame can also display your photos, mutating into one digital photo book on the wall. There are also animated images that show small movements. Thanks to the included wall bracket, the 4K TV hangs very close to your wall. Interchangeable frames, which you can buy separately, add extra flair.
Of course, the Samsung 4K TV cuts a good figure not only as a photo frame, but also as a television. The QLED technology provides very good images, thanks to 120 Hertz and two HDMI 2.1 inputs, gamers also get their money’s worth. In addition, The Frame supports the HDR format HDR10 +, but not Dolby Vision.
The best alternative to The Frame: the LG OLED B2
The first alternative to Samsung TVs is almost always LG’s counterparts. The LG OLED B2 is currently on Amazon in the 55-inch version, Media Markt* And Saturn* offered for 999 euros.
You can also get it here 120 Hertz, HDMI 2.1 connections and a very good picture, which is typical for OLEDs. However, the B2 can’t keep up with Samsung’s The Frame in terms of anti-reflective coating. LG’s 4K TV supports the Dolby Vision HDR format, so you can also enjoy Netflix content with maximum clarity.