Automatically removes 24p judder. Quick response time for smooth motion. HDMI 2.1 bandwidth on one port. Wide HDR color gamut. High SDR peak brightness fights glare. Supports FreeSync, G-SYNC, and HDMI Forum VRR. Matte screen finish has impressive...

Narrow viewing angle. Doesn't get bright enough to make highlights pop. No local dimming feature. Some noticeable uniformity issues. Some cloudiness in dark scenes.

The Samsung The Frame is a good overall TV. It's great for watching TV shows and sports in bright rooms because it gets bright enough to fight glare, has impressive reflection handling, and it upscales lower-resolution content well. It's also good for...

you can buy, does it matter? It’s all in how you frame it, but unless you're married to the idea of your TV blending in with a wall of artwork, we recommend that you look elsewhere when buying a new 4K TV.

The frame factor sets this unit apart, but the clarity of the QLED vision really draws you in, and the size gives you a true feel of stereo audio.

The apps take a while to launch, plus the frames are sold separately. There’s also no Dolby Vision.

A great unit with excellent 4K QLED vision in a unique package you can customise to bring the most out of wherever you place it.