Customer Reviews for Samsung - 65 Class LS03HW Series The Frame Pro 4K UHD SamsungVision AI Smart Tizen TV (2026)
Customer Rating
5
Look so real
on May 11, 2026
Posted by: Juicegane4
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] TV is fantastic super big sound is great quality is excellent everything overall about it is fantastic
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love THE FRAME PRO 2026 model. The flush mount on the wall with no cords is amazing. Picture is bright in our sunlit living room. No glare screen is a vast improvement over other TV's we have owned.
Tizen operating system still is clunky and full of bloatwear--only major complaint. Samsung--for the money I spent on this high end set, I don't want to be bothered by your attempts to monetize advertising.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been going back and forth on this TV for months, and honestly I'm glad I waited for the 2026 model. We mounted it in the living room and the first thing my wife said was "it looks like a painting" — that's exactly what sold us on it in the first place. Setup was surprisingly smooth. The wireless One Connect box is a game changer if you hate cable clutter. I ran all my boxes and streaming devices through it and tucked it behind the entertainment center — the TV itself has zero cords hanging from it on the wall. That alone was worth it to me. Picture quality on the Neo QLED panel is noticeably sharper and more vibrant than I expected from a "lifestyle" TV. HDR content looks great — the blacks are deep and highlights have real pop. It's not quite OLED territory, but it's impressive for what this thing is. Local dimming handles most scenes well, though I did notice a tiny bit of blooming around very bright objects on a dark background if you're being picky about it. Art Mode is genuinely cool. I have it set to display a rotating gallery and guests always ask if it's a real print. The matte finish on the screen kills glare in our bright Texas living room — no more repositioning furniture around sun angles. A few things to keep in mind: the Art Store subscription is required if you want the full catalog (30 free pieces per month otherwise), and the price point is definitely premium. But if you want a TV that looks like décor when you're not watching it and still performs well for movies and sports — this hits both marks. Would buy again. No regrets.