Samsung’s frame has long been standing out of the list of the best TV list available to you, which to spend the money earned from his hard work, originally since its establishment. It is not necessary for the quality of its picture or for take onboard, but due to the fact that it is very aesthetically pleasing.
When it stops, it does not have a large, black rectangle on your wall or upwards on a cabinet – instead, it displays artwork or photo, and instead of a thick bezel around the screen, it is wrapped in a bezel that looks like a picture frame.
It has been a winning combo, and with the screen achieving the same matte finish with the flagship Samsung S95D OLED TV, art works now look even more realistic because the screen reflections are blocked.
And this is what makes the frame Pro an interesting addition to Samsung’s lineup-it replaces the big-screen sizes of the standard frame with the same feature set, as well as provides two major upgrades.
The standard QLED screen is replaced with Nelaide, which has mini-lad backlighting, and now a wireless one connect box for wireless connecting sources. It is especially attractive upgrade for those who already have a standard frame TV and are after a better quality photo or who are always interested, but were waiting for the quality of the image to kick in a high gear.
It also holds a premium price tag. Here’s how the frame breaks from Pro size:
- 65-inch frame for $ 2,599.98 / £ 2,099 / AU $ 3,499 Pro
- 75-inch frame for $ 3,599.98 / £ 2,999 / AU $ 4,499 Pro
- $ 4,699.98 / £ 3,999 / AU $ 5,999 for 85-inch frame pro for $ 5,999
Nevertheless, in typical Samsung Fashion, it is already discount. 65 inch is $ 2,199, 75-inch is $ 3,199.99And this 85-inch is $ 4,299.99,
I have been using a 55 -inch frame with a matte finish and a Disney Metallic Silver Frame Bezel for a few years as my bedroom TV, and after spending some time with the frame Pro, here I think it is an important upgrade on the original.
Disconnecting a connect box is a big deal as much as it seems
A part of Frame TV’s appeal was that a cable was attached to TV, and it came from the external forest connect box, which acts as a central hub for HDMI, optical and other ports, causing you to manage your home entertainment setup.
While the Frame Pro still requires a power cable, a thin one, this is the only connection you will make anywhere near the TV. A connect box is wireless, and a good bit slimmer, and can be kept 30 feet away from the TV. This infinitely frees the placement options for the frame Pro – either mounted on the included stand or using a bracket involved – and it means no deficiency for picture quality. It can stream up to 4K resolution picture at a 120Hz refresh rate, as long as it is within 30 feet of the frame Pro.
The new box itself takes a much less space than the previous connect box, as well, meaning that one place should be easy to find, and you get freedom of placement. I think many people will envy the wireless box with a current frame TV, although Samsung has made it clear that it is exclusive to the Pro.
The jump of the newborn should be a large, and it looked fast in the initial test
Now, I only spent about an hour with Frame Pro, and unfortunately, it was not with standard frames, but a competitive model – possibly the possibility of his Art TV of Hisse. Even though I could not compare any side-by-side, but the newborn upgrade is worth noting on its own, such as when I saw it in CES 2025.
Frame Pro provided excellent picture quality with high brightness and popping colors in some tests. Future Labs also operated some early benchmarking and found that it reached 1,000 notes of brightness at its peak, which is 400 knots on the brightness of the standard frame.
Samsung’s test chamber was very slow, and the frame pro became quite bright. This was great for some test materials, which included quality levels from YouTube videos to Netflix shows.
It is a much more solid TV, which provides strong opposite and more vivid color with better hardware. I really look forward to spending more time with the frame pro, which also offers a slightly higher value within the frame lineup.
Frame, now Frame Pro, has always been spent more than Samsung’s core Culled TV and its price was more at the same level or some newborn models, so it is a pleasure to have a much better performance.
This is still a great looking TV that does not-TV tricks
The frame has always been the most aesthetically pleasing TV, and the Frame Pro takes it up a notch. It still displays art very well with great expansion and realism. Especially if you make extra payments to the frame pro for wrapping the frame in bezel, which meets the look.
I ran through more than a dozen artwork, all are available from Samsung’s Art Store, made in TV and spent additional ($ 4.99 per month or $ 49.99 per year in the United States). Everyone looked especially sharp and vivid … Okay, at least if it is how the artist intended.
And to keep a realistic approach, so you can do a double-tech, Samsung closes local dimming and 120Hz display so that the art mode does not make the brightness too much. It can also help in energy consumption.
Among all, the Samsung Frame Pro is still one to see. If you are waiting for enough upgrade to the frame, this is the answer of the tech veteran. When Samsung added mats, anti-reflection coating.
In addition, it would be a little less challenging to find a house for the wireless one connect box frame Pro. Only the negative side frame will have a limited size for Pro-anything smaller than 65 inches, and to get the frame effect, you have to recover with standard qled pictures and a hardweed forest connect box, but at least you will also get a boost rate.
