Samsung S95H 55" 4K Ultra HD OLED HDR Smart TV vs The Frame LS03HW 65" 4K Ultra HD HDR Smart TV — Comparison

The Samsung S95H QE55S95H is a 55-inch 4K OLED TV with a 165Hz refresh rate, four HDMI 2.1 ports, Tizen OS, Dolby Atmos, variable refresh rate and a gaming mode. It measures 1224mm wide and 706mm high without the stand, weighs 13.8kg without it, and carries an energy rating of G. The Samsung The Frame LS03HW QE65LS03HW is a 65-inch 4K Neo QLED with a 144Hz refresh rate, five HDMI ports, a headphone port, three USB ports and a 400 x 300mm VESA mount.

The Frame is 1456mm wide and weighs 21.8kg without the stand, with an F energy rating. The main difference in daily use is design intent: the S95H's OLED panel and 165Hz rate suit a dedicated screen for gaming and films, while the Frame is built to hang on a wall and show art when switched off. Both support variable refresh rate and a gaming mode, so either handles console play well.

Buyers of the Frame are enthusiastic about its art mode, lifelike colour and picture, sound quality and the neat wall look with no wire. One buyer noted that better viewing angles need a separate bracket, which is not included. Buyers of the S95H praise its picture quality and performance, so the OLED is the pick for pure picture quality.

Bottom line: choose the S95H if you want OLED picture quality and a high-refresh gaming spec, and choose The Frame if you want a TV that looks like art on the wall when switched off.