Samsung - 32" Class The Frame Series Full HD Smart Tizen TV
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Art mode
The Frame transforms into a beautiful work of art when you're not watching TV.
Art store
Buy individual pieces or subscribe to an ever-increasing library of established and emerging artists' work¹.
100% color volume with Quantum Dot
Quantum dots produce over a billion shades of color that stay true-to-life even in bright scenes².
Customizable Frame
This extremely powerful processor uses AI Technology to unleash the full power of 4K.
Full HD (1080p resolution)
Watch your favorite movies and shows come to life with remarkable clarity, color and contrast.
Watch high dynamic range (HDR) content on your TV
With an HDR-compatible TV, you can enjoy HDR movies and TV shows, in addition to all your current content.
Smart TV with access to streaming services for countless entertainment options
Stream shows, movies, games and more with the TV's built-in Wi-Fi and integrated apps.
Manage the viewing experience for your kids
The built-in V-chip lets you block content based on program ratings and check ratings of unfamiliar programs.
Web-based services and content require high-speed Internet service. Some services may require a subscription.
¹Fees apply to subscription service.
²QLED televisions can produce 100% Color Volume in the DCI-P3 color space, the format for most cinema screens and HDR movies for televisions.
What's Included
- Batteries
- No gap wall mount
- One connect mini box with 8ft cable
- Samsung QN32LS03TBF
- Samsung TM2050A remote control
- Stand
Q: QuestionIn order to see the art on the tv when not in use, I assume the tv has to be "on"? Is there a subscription fee to access the art?
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer Hi there! When The Frame TV is on Art Mode, the TV will still be on, but will be utilizing low energy consumption. You can purchase a monthly membership for $4.99 which allows you to choose from 1,200+ Artworks by 38 Galleries. ^Gina
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Q: QuestionDoes the 2020 Samsung Frame 32 not come with motion sensing? I have 4 other frames and they all have motion sensor options, I don't see this with the 32"
Asked by Pjpnyc.
- A:Answer Hi! The 32" Frame does not feature the motion sensor however will include the brightness sensor. If the motion sensor feature is important, this will start with the 43" Frame option. ^Tim
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Q: QuestionIs there specific mounting bracket that needs to be used? Can an alternative universal bracket work?
Asked by CBruin.
- A:Answer Hey CBruin - The 32 Frame TV comes with a No Gap Mount in the box and this is the only mount at this time that can be used with it . ^Jason
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Q: QuestionI am waiting for the 32" Frame TV to become available and will be installing it on the wall. I need to know the exact dimensions of the no gap wall mount in order to prepare for the TV's arrival. Can you help me?
Asked by Buzzbird.
- A:Answer Please read before mounting your Frame TV. Maybe you're way better at this than I am, but I was bouncing off the walls due to a couple problems that snowballed. I've attached some photos of my install process and made a dimensions diagram to help you prepare. While you can use my measurements to plan your attack, I definitely would not drill any holes until you get your TV. There's a paper template that comes with - that is the best way to make sure you're punching the wall in the right spot. To visualize where the TV would be, I folded the guide where the top and sides of the TV would be and taped together some paper to represent the vertical size (see photo), then taped that to the wall. Clunky, but worked ok. I'd have preferred if the template had unfolded to the size of the TV, and not been bigger than it, but life will find a way. The holes to drill are 3/8. I punched them with an awl instead. They're much bigger than most anchors used for picture frames. Way smaller than for TVs, I suppose. The four mounting screws are long - their anchors are just over 2 inches long - and they have really flat heads to fit in that flush space, so you won't be subbing out any other anchors and bolts. Popping in the giant red anchors that are included seemed pretty straightforward - but look closely at the anchors. Not much in the way of fins to prevent rotation. If your drywall is kind of old like mine, the anchors have a strong tendency to spin instead of gripping and expanding. Once they spin, it's game over. You'll just have a giant hole in the wall. I usually use toggle bolts or those thick screw-style nylon anchors because they hold better and are easier to work with. However. These screws are too long for that. Other screws will have heads that are too thick for the mount. I even tried gripping the anchor with pliers and pre-installing the screws to loosen up the anchor, but once it went in the wall it still spun instead of expanding. They're tough. I ended up using smaller nylon anchors that allowed the mounting screws to punch through at the end, but that had a gap close to the surface of the wall that I could brace with a pin while screwing in the hardware, until the expansion could take over to prevent spinning. In the end, if you're talented or careful, the mounts are super strong and dead flush. The weird keyhole shape on them? Super cool. When you step back and realize with a sinking pit in your stomach that the TV is crooked, all you have to do is nudge it side to side. Those slanted keyholes make the TV tilt when it slides to the side, meaning you can correct its alignment waaaay easier than with a picture frame. Just a nudge and it's done. The TV is super light and has a place on the back to grip while lifting it into position, so it's not a big deal to get onto the mount plates once they're on the wall. And if your question was about thickness, the mount is maybe 1/8 of an inch - maybe. It's flush.
Answered by xitixen
Q: QuestionJust got the 32 in frame tv. The One connect cable doesn't look very invisible. Is it supposed to be? Would like to install the one connect cable behind the tv? May I? Do I need a separate box to install within drywall and if so, where can I get that?
Asked by ConnectBoxDisappearance.
- A:Answer Hi, the One Connect box and cable are different on the 32" Frame than the other models. The cable is not in-wall rated by most municipal code jurisdictions without additional sheilding. You'll have to consult an electrician or reference your local building codes to see their specific requirements. I hope this helps. Thanks ^Scott
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Q: QuestionWith the tight fit against the wall using the provided wall mounts, is there room behind the TV to hide the coax, HDMI and power cables?
Asked by BobInLittleton.
- A:Answer Hi there! The One Connect Box that comes with the Frame TV houses all of these connections. The one connect box has an almost invisible cable that is 5 meters long (16 ft). That cable connects to the Frame TV and then there is a power cable from that box that is approximately 5ft long. Your HDMI cables will connect to the One Connect Box, as well as Optical, USB, ethernet, and coax. ^Celina
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Q: QuestionCan I download app like IROKOtv ? And if not what do I need to get in order to get the IROKOtv app with this tv
Asked by Chacha.
- A:Answer Chacha, IROKOtv is an app designed for streaming on PC, Tablets or Smartphones. While there is no app available to download on Smart TVs, you can watch IROKOtv on your TV by connecting your PC to your TV via HDMI cable, or casting from your device to your TV (AirPlay on iOS devices, Smart View on Android devices). ^Gina
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Q: QuestionDOES THIS SAMSUNG HAVE THE CAPABILITY OF SCROLLING THROUGH PHOTOS WHEN THE TV IS OFF...LIKE A DIGITAL PHOTO FRAME?
Asked by IFAPICTUREPAINTSATHOUSANDWORDS.
- A:Answer IFAPICTUREPAINTSATHOUSANDWORDS then yes, in auto rotation mode you can rotate the artwork/pictures ,but the least amount of time between rotation is 10min . ^Jason
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