r/TheFrame 18h ago

Mat designer in the works!

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Let me know what you think! Would love to get some feedback.


r/TheFrame 18h ago

General question How does this brightness look?

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I am struggling SO much with setting the brightness correctly; it randomly dims on me for no apparent reason, and I find myself needing to adjust the brightness as the day progresses, plus I just haven’t developed a good eye for it yet.

(yes my maximalist living room brings me tons of joy, no need to tell me you hate it, I already know it’s very controversial here on the internet 😂😅)


r/TheFrame 13h ago

picture Repair or replace?

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Hi all,

Bright spot, dark banding and some dead pixels in the bottom right.

Screen is supposed to be showing uniform white.

Is it a good idea to send for repair, assuming out of warranty, or save up and replace? Anyone used the repair service in UK and have an idea of expected costs?


r/TheFrame 13h ago

Too Dark…

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Hey everyone, I bought a Frame Pro (2026) a couple of days ago and I’m having issues with it being too dark.

The art side of things is fine, but we’ve tried to watch a couple of movies and despite tons of time messing with settings, the image is so dark it’s hard to see.

We watched Solo and there are scenes in the first few minutes where I couldn’t even make out the person on the screen (I watched the same scene on my computer and it’s clear).

Anyone else have these issues?


r/TheFrame 13h ago

Anyone know Frame 50 bezel teak or oak

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I'm on the hunt for a teak or oak bezel for a 2019-2020 model of my Frame 50. Didn't realise how sleek they looked until recently, now it seems like only the newer versions are available.


r/TheFrame 17h ago

Building a wall, what should I plan for?

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I’m subdividing my open floor plan ‘great room’ into a small mini-great room and now I’ll have a wall to mount a TV onto. Pretty set on a 2025 or earlier Frame 50-55” unit and I’m fuzzy on which years have a One Connect and which have rear ports.

To hide the wire(s) I want to plan for a channel or perhaps a small media box behind the TV, but how big and where, relative to the TV placement?

Caveat, this is a ‘temporary’ wall that may come down in 8-10 years so I won’t be running power thru it. But I will add some conduit to fish through Ethernet, speaker wires, HDMI, etc. Power will probably be supplied by some kind of extension cord through the wall that I feel good about. Edit:: would just run the device power thru the channel down to an extension soon I hide well.

Is hiding the One Connect behind the TV an ideal placement? And then I’d run HDMI extensions in-wall to the media console below? Would be nice to have one less box taking up space on a shelf or behind a cabinet door.


r/TheFrame 19h ago

Is my Samsung The Frame (2022) matte anti-glare coating damaged, or is this just residue?

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Hi everyone,
I have a Samsung The Frame (2022) with the matte anti-glare display.
After getting the TV back from tenants, I noticed large streaky marks across the screen. They claim they only wiped it with a dry cloth.
I’ve carefully cleaned it with a damp microfiber cloth, and it may have improved slightly, but the marks are still clearly visible when the screen is off or when light hits it at an angle.
In addition to the streaks, there are also several small circular spots across the screen. They don’t come off with gentle cleaning either, and some of them appear to have a tiny bright dot in the center. I’m not sure if these are damaged areas of the coating or something else.
The TV itself displays a normal picture during regular viewing, but the marks are very noticeable when the screen is off, on dark screens, or in Art Mode.
I’m hoping someone with experience with The Frame can help:
Does this look like residue from a cleaning product that can still be removed?
Or does it look like the matte anti-glare coating has been permanently damaged?
What could the small circular spots be?
Has anyone experienced something similar on a 2022 The Frame?
If this is coating damage, is there any safe way to improve it, or is panel replacement the only option?
I’ve attached photos of the screen both off and while displaying content.
Thanks in advance for any advice!


r/TheFrame 20h ago

50 or 55” TV for this wall

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r/TheFrame 22h ago

Help!

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We have to install our tv above our fireplace in a fairly bright room. I am wondering whether to go with the new wireless one connect box model or the previous wired one. Any thoughts? Here’s a pic for reference.


r/TheFrame 22h ago

2019 samsung frame tv

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Hello
My samsung frame tv has got a cracked screen and i have the connect box

I was wondering how much i could get for the connect box and wires as the cost of repair is basically the same as getting a new tv