Samsung LS03FW QN85LS03FWFXZA 85 Inch The Frame Wireless 85" 2025 Review

The Samsung 85" The Frame Wireless is a style-first TV. Its art gallery mode and wireless design are fantastic, but picture quality scores are surprisingly middling. Best for sports and design-conscious buyers. Worth it only if the look is your top priority.

The Samsung 85" The Frame Wireless is a TV that wants to be art when it's off. It's a massive 85-inch Neo QLED panel that promises a lifelike picture and a wireless One Connect box to cut down on cable clutter. But this isn't just a TV; it's a statement piece for your living room, with a design meant to blend in like a framed picture.

The performance is a bit of a mixed bag. The audio and connectivity are top-tier, landing in the 94th and 93rd percentiles, so movies sound great and you've got plenty of HDMI ports. The display quality is also strong at the 90th percentile. But the picture quality score is surprisingly low at the 43rd percentile, and HDR performance is just average at the 57th. It's a great TV for sports and corporate use, but gamers might find the 74th percentile gaming score a bit limiting compared to dedicated gaming TVs.

At around $3,660, this is a premium purchase. You're paying a significant amount for the unique Frame design and the wireless feature. If having a TV that disappears into your wall decor is your top priority, the price might be justified. But if raw picture performance for the dollar is your main goal, there are likely better values out there.

Compared to the Samsung QN90F Neo QLED, you're trading some pure picture performance for the Frame's design and wireless box. The Sony BRAVIA 5 likely offers better overall picture and HDR. And if you want the best possible contrast, an LG OLED like the G5 will beat it in dark rooms, though you lose the massive 85-inch size and the art mode. The Hisense and Roku options are much cheaper, but you sacrifice the premium build, audio, and that sleek Frame aesthetic.

Skip this if you're a videophile chasing the absolute best picture quality. Our data shows its picture and HDR scores lag behind many competitors. Also, avoid it if you hate the idea of a separate, required wireless box—it's just another thing to find a home for.

Buy this if you want a massive, beautiful TV that doubles as wall art and you value clean installation with the wireless One Connect box. It's perfect for a living room where style is as important as the screen itself, and you watch a lot of sports or general TV/movies.