mattlee
Standard Member
Hi All,
Looking for some input on this. I have a budget of about £2,000 to purchase a new TV. My current TV is a Samsung UE55HU7200 (early curved 4K set from 2014). My new TV needs to be 55", non curved. The new Samsung Frame TV has really caught my eye as it stealths itself when off instead of being a black, characterless rectangle on the wall (plus the girlfriend is on-board with it!). I know there is a premium due to the 'art mode' and the aesthetics of the device but wondered if anyone had seen the device in person and can advise on the quality of the TV? The One Connect Box also appeals. I understand it is UHD Certified but not UHD Premium Certified.
My usage is split between PS4 gaming (so HDR would be a boost) and Netflix or Amazon Prime Video via an nVidia Shield TV (again, HDR would be a boost). Am I going to see a decent improvement based on a) your experience with the set or b) reading the specs?
Thanks,
Matt
Looking for some input on this. I have a budget of about £2,000 to purchase a new TV. My current TV is a Samsung UE55HU7200 (early curved 4K set from 2014). My new TV needs to be 55", non curved. The new Samsung Frame TV has really caught my eye as it stealths itself when off instead of being a black, characterless rectangle on the wall (plus the girlfriend is on-board with it!). I know there is a premium due to the 'art mode' and the aesthetics of the device but wondered if anyone had seen the device in person and can advise on the quality of the TV? The One Connect Box also appeals. I understand it is UHD Certified but not UHD Premium Certified.
My usage is split between PS4 gaming (so HDR would be a boost) and Netflix or Amazon Prime Video via an nVidia Shield TV (again, HDR would be a boost). Am I going to see a decent improvement based on a) your experience with the set or b) reading the specs?
Thanks,
Matt