The 2025 Frame Pro is a television for a specific installation. A matte 65-, 75- or 85-inch screen goes on the wall while the box containing your HDMI connections can sit elsewhere. That separation is its strongest reason to exist.
In depth
Samsung The Frame Pro (2025) review
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Best forSomeone hanging a large art TV where source cables would be difficult to hide.
At a glance
- Display technology
- Edge-lit Mini LED LCD with quantum dots
- Available sizes
- 65 inches75 inches85 inches
- Native resolution
- 3840 × 2160
- Native refresh rate
- 120 Hz
- HDR formats
- HDR10+HDR10HLG
Pros
- Equipment can sit away from the screen with Wireless One Connect.
- Matte treatment was effective against direct reflections on the tested 65-inch. 1
Cons
- The screen and connection box both need power.
- Its edge-lit dimming and wireless gaming latency impose tradeoffs. 1
Display
- 4K Neo QLED LCD
- Matte surface
- Art Mode
Art Mode makes room for a collection of photographs or digital artwork between television sessions. On its 65-inch sample, RTINGS found the matte finish did an excellent job of softening direct glare. It also found edge-lit dimming ineffective in dark scenes. The Mini LED description shouldn't set an expectation of full-array movie contrast. 1
Connectivity
- Wireless One Connect
- HDMI equipment hub
Put the box where the console and disc player are accessible, and leave a suitable power outlet near the screen. This solves an awkward horizontal cable run. It doesn't eliminate every cable from the installation. Also allow for a compatible decorative bezel if the bare frame won't match the room.
Gaming
- Up to 144 Hz on compatible PC
- VRR
A high input rate and a short response delay are different things. RTINGS found the wireless box added noticeable latency on the 65-inch set. A puzzle game or casual family session makes fewer demands on timing than competitive play, where I'd favor a direct connection. 1
Alternatives
At 65 inches the standard 2025 Frame also supports a high-refresh input and Art Mode but uses a wired connection box. If you can hide the cable easily, compare that arrangement before paying for wireless. The Pro is the 2025 option when you need 75 or 85 inches.
Verdict
I'd choose the Frame Pro for a carefully planned art wall with an inconvenient equipment location. If you're furnishing a dark cinema or gaming room, its distinctive installation features have less to offer.
About this review
This is a research-based review. The Fasit has not physically tested this product.
Sources & Research
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Independent sources cited in this article.
- RTINGSSamsung The Frame Pro (2025) review (opens in a new tab)https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/samsung/the-frame-pro-2025
65-inch matte reflection control, edge-lit backlight and latency using wireless connection box.