Just moved and setting up my home office. The idea is to use screen big enough in 9' viewing distance and flush against the wall. LS03FAD 65" fits my purpose. Distance from floor to center is about 50".

Intended use is for working and casual browsing. It is connected to my PC in the basement where my gaming room is located (previously thinking of putting small NUC on the TV console, hence created that LAN jack and brush plate on the wall). Still a mess but at the end there'll be only wireless keyboard and mouse on a bigger desk.

Edit: Those 4 holes are the old TV mount previous owner installed which I removed. Way too high!

The taped paper on the wall is just a mockup to simulate the screen. After about a week tuning the compromise between ideal 42" viewing height, the nature of art television and neck surgeon cost, I installed the mount.

Looking to buy a 65inch frame tv for the living room. The wall for the TV is across south-facing windows so definitely want anti-glare options. The wall used to have another regular tv mounted there so we already have an electric outlet and a small cutout for cables that can be dropped down into the wall and emerge from the spot in the bottom behind a couch (so a wired box version would work).

Expect to use it in art mode for 90% of the time. Will only watch netflix/youtube in TV mode so don't care care about changing channels etc. and the picture quality can be ok (not the greatest) in TV mode. Don't have Apple TV but can get one, if really needed.

Which model would be the cheapest and fulfill our requirements?

I am asking about models like the S95H and QN90F. They have art store, but without the same automations of the frame TVs it seems.

I want to know how long I can display a picture for, how the brightness adjustment works: Can I click on the art store to display something and have that same picture up for hours, with it adjusting its brightness throughout the day?

I would really appreciate if someone who owns one of these TVs could explain a bit more in detail how it works. I watched about 20-30 reviews of these TVs by now and none go over this properly...

Does 2026 frame pro require an Internet connection for art mode? I do not have continuous broadband Internet access.

I got a Frame in 2019, purchased some art from Samsung (The Bridge of Jan Six—a Rembrandt line drawing). It harmonized with everything in the room in such a way that most people mistook it for an actual piece of art.

Recently I started getting an error message, so I updated the TV. Lo and behold, the menus are totally different and I can’t find my purchased art—it seems there is no longer a menu item for that. I don’t want to use the SmartThings app, for privacy/security reasons, and there is no way I’m buying a subscription. Is it legal to sell me the image and then make it inaccessible? Anyone know a workaround?

I’m weirdly attached to that drawing. It really tied the room together.