I have had this TV plus a bigger version for a few months. I had done a large renovation and wanted my kitchen and family tv's to be more like artwork than a black box. These really enhance the room, the picture quality is amaing, love the user interface. We also love changing pictures - Highly recommend.

We have had our 43" Framr TV for about two weeks. We are enjoying this TV very much. It is in our bedroom which is where we like to watch to unwine before going to sleep

We've had our FrameTV up on the wall for about a month now. We love just about everything on it. The installation was pretty straight forward. The only two minor complaints during installation was that my package only received hardware to mount in concrete wall for some reason. So I had to get some different lag screws. Also, it wasn't clear to me in any documentation online prior to receiving, but the model we bought does not require any 120V plug behind the TV. Previous models may have required it (based on some YouTube videos), but it was a nice surprise to not have to install a recessed receptacle for 120V power. The One Connect cable was the only cable i had to route down the wall to the OneConnect Box. The mounting plate was very straight forward. The OneConnect Box requires the 120V plug in. It doesn't seem like a big deal, but the Frame TV really opens up the space. My wife said we'd never get a 'big' tv for our living room unless it didn't look like a TV. Being tight to the wall does open the space up. And that 'black rectangle' is no longer ever present except while we are all sleeping. The sensor turns on the art mode in the morning when we walk into the room. My wife loves the ArtMode. There are a lot of options in their Library but I hope they expand the art offerings as well. We don't geek out on TVs--our last TV is an 8-year old Samsung that still works well--so I may not be the best to review the picture and audio quality, but the picture is incredible to me. The audio seems great as well, though I'm no audiophile either. The SmartThings software on the FrameTV is very well done and smooth even while switching through various streaming services. The remote is simple to use and very straight forward. I haven't had much luck with the Bixby voice navigation, though that's not too important to me. The SmartThings software apps were easy to download. The only one that I couldn't find that I've used on other TVs was the PBS app. But it has Sling, Amazon Prime, and Netflix and they are so smooth (better than a fire stick). The only two minor complaints that come to mind are: 1. The SmartHub has an internet browser, but we had difficulty in viewing some things including videos (Flash??). 2. The SmartHub has apps like Amazon Music and works well. But you cannot play music and have your FrameTV in ArtMode. That would be my biggest request of Samsung to allow music to play through the TV and still have ArtMode. The OneConnect Box was able to be installed 'remotely.' which is ideal. It does put off some heat--simliar to what a laptop would, so i'm not sure how much airflow around the unit it needs if you were to hide it. We did buy the light wood 'frame' as well. And it really does simply 'snap' on magnetically and lines up very well. We love it. This is my first ever review of a TV. Although it's only a month old, we are very satisfied with the purchase.