Samsung QN32Q60AAFXZA vs Samsung The Frame 2021

The Samsung QN32Q60AAFXZA is the best 32 inch smart TV we've tested. There aren't many 4k TVs available in this size, and you could find more 4k monitors at 32 inches if you're going to connect a streaming device or gaming console. However, if you want to take advantage of the smart features of the TV, so you don't buy external streaming boxes, it's a decent overall TV.

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

This TV is one of the few 32-inch TVs that are capable of 4K. Not only that, it uses Quantum Dot technology that enables 100% color volume. It also ha...

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 ...

Okay, Here we go, my blood pressure is already rising as I’m waiting to find out how I was scammed. First the Service Rep apologized for it not being a repairable problem and immediately asked when the could Schedule the appointment to pick up my broken TV and bring me a Brand New One, a time that would be convenient for me. Wait, did I hear that correctly, what’s the catch? I asked he to repeat what he said and also to let me know how much out of pocket it was going to cost me for a New TV, that I think he just said, they are bringing me to replace my 2 years old broken TV? Long story short, they delivered a Newer Model as mine was discontinued, they apologized again (poor me they upgraded my broken TV for a newer model, I think I’ll live) and it cost me absolutely zip, zero, zilc, nada, NOTHING!!! I couldn’t wait to tell the Wife this story as I am going to exaggerate, embellish and make up a story of how I had to fight them to get this Newer Model and I wasn’t going to pay them a penny (come on, every guy does this, we all want to be the hero in our wives eyes). It didn’t matter because during this whole fiasco, it turned out the wife was defective too and like she said, the TV was my idea so, I got the New Newer TV for free all for myself and she didn’t get it (of course she got the House, Cars, the Dogs, basically everything but, the TV and Almost All Of My Money for the next too many years, that’s a divorce in New York, it’s all about the ladies and I’m okay with that but, this is about a TV & the Extended Warranty and I got both!!!)

I flicked again. Nothing. After a third flick brought no change I checked all the connections, un-doing and re-doing in the overly specific and risky order that apparently is required of such an amazing engineering marvel. I plugged and unplugged the power

On the back is a tiny array of solar panels. Those, combined with some efficient electronics, mean that it's always going to have enough power. No more changing batteries, which in a small way is good for the environment, too. Geoffrey Morrison/CNETMy theater room has next to no natural light, and rarely has the lights on, and after several weeks the remote still has plenty of charge

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'"

For cable management, there are clips on the legs and tracks along the back to help guide your cables towards the inputs. This helps you keep the setu...

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