We normally separate our discussions around design and TV software interface in our reviews, but The Frame is a slightly different beast, as the two work hand in hand. Art Mode app turns it into a work of art.To find out more, read our full LG Gallery Series OLED TV (OLED65GX) review.Ĭompared to the competition, the Samsung The Frame TV (2021) is still a little bit pricey then but, as we’ll discuss, improvements in picture quality make it a much better package this time around. Granted that's much more pricey than The Frame TV (2021), but not only does it look great it is the better overall TV. It also came out in 2021 and the 55-inch LG OLED55GX's RRP comes in at $2,499 / £2,099 / AU$4139.

But there are still plenty of stylish-looking TVs that don't come with art modes, like LG's Gallery Series OLED TV. In terms of competition from other brands, it's tricky to compare the Samsung The Frame TV (2021) directly as it's not just a TV-it's decor. This is a similar story for the previous version, which you can read more about in our Samsung The Frame TV (2020) review, where the 43-inch version cost $999 / £1,199 / AU$1,559 when it was first released. Take a look at our Samsung The Frame QLED 4K TV (2022) review to find out more. To give some context, the newest 2022 version of Samsung's The Frame TV is a little more expensive, but the prices are surprisingly similar to the 2021 TV we're reviewing here with the 43-inch version costing $899 / £1,299 / AU$1,495. Voice assistants: Built in Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant and Bixbyĭolby audio: Dolby Digital (AC-3), Dolby Digital Plus (E-AC-3)

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