Frame for TV Reviews

Looks like art when not in use, which is the main appeal for design-focused rooms.

Matte, anti-glare screen helps it resemble framed artwork and reduces reflections.

Flush wall mounting and a single-cable/One Connect setup create a cleaner installation.

Customizable bezels/frames help match home decor.

Solid picture quality for regular TV viewing, according to several reviews.

Expensive compared with similarly sized regular smart TVs.

Accessories can cost extra, especially the frame/bezel.

Software can be glitchy or frustrating, including SmartThings/art-mode issues and a less polished TV interface.

Art mode often feels like a screen, not real artwork, despite the matte finish.

Setup can be tricky, and some users find the hidden box/cable management inconvenient.

Audio is only average in some user reviews.