LG OLED65A1PUA vs Samsung The Frame 2021

Great for those with visual disability, but couldn't it prompt on initial boot to turn it off. It's a poor way to introduce a new customer to the interface. I could not login until I updated the OS. It just spun for several minutes before I got frustrated

The picture, form-factor, and basic UI are quite nice. The fact that the remote recharges with solar and USB-C connection is pretty slick. Having a piece of art instead of a black box in the wall when we’re not watching is also a welcome change. There’s a lot to like about it

It had most of my apps but no F1 (formula one) app. So I have to keep my fire stick. The magic remote is horrible, I'm definitely going to get a better after marker universal remote. It has the air mouse feature but if it really was magic, I could make that feature disappear

I called Samsung, repeatedly and they refused to explain, help or in any way acknowledge that this TV was incapable of 'Universal Remote' programming. I spent hours on the line with the tech person and they continually put me through the same hoops: unplug, replug, reset, disconnect cable box, reconnect cable box, etc. and now select the "Universal Remote Icon" from the source menu. But they NEVER listened when I said "there is NO universal remote icon on my 'source screen'"

Learn from my sore muscles. Don’t waste your time buying and mounting the others. Get this first and get most advanced picture in market for best value.

It has a motion detector, so I have it turn off art mode when no motion is detected after an hour.

The built-in sound is excellent and can be enhanced by connecting to a Bluetooth soundbar or a surround sound setup. With the ARC HDMI support, this TV provides an enjoyable visual and audio experience.

1 port for connecting to your next-gen console of choice. Speaker quality is good too. I have mine in my bedroom and I have no complaints, but if you ...