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2024 Frame TVs

(Topic created: 10-06-2025 04:32 PM)
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KonaPhill
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Samsung knows there is a problem with 2024 Frame Tv models that has been widely discussed online and in this community.  Something was done in 2024, because earlier models (including 3 that I have) worked perfectly with Apple TV.  And, Samsung clearly realized what the problem was and fixed it for 2025!  My 2025 Frame also works perfectly with my Apple TV.  I had 2 service requests scheduled, but no tech ever showed up.  On the third request, a technician made a determination that no defect was found, even though the 85โ€ Frame would not operate as my 3 prior 85โ€ models had done. Samsung can call it an NDF, but that is just an attempt to cover up the defect that Samsung is fully aware of.  I don't want the defective 85" Frame if it will not work the same way as my 2023 and 2025 models do!  I have contacted the Samsung CEO, asking to either be provided a firmware/software update to solve the issue, or to swap my 2024 model for the 2025 version (and I offered to pay any price difference).  I have virtually no confidence that Samsung will come through for me, even though I currently own 12 Samsung TVs in two separate locations.

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Dan2023
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It's frustrating that Apple locks its users behind a walled garden, which can cause issues with other devices that are not produced by Apple. Though this does make for a more secure Apple ecosystem, it's not always what the customer wants.

This also sometimes happens between Google/Android and Microsoft.
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KonaPhill
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You must work for Samsung!  The problem is Samsung, not Apple.  There is a problem with Samsung Frame TVs that didnโ€™t exist until their 2024 models.  They were aware of the problem, and fixed it in 2025, but refuse to help customers who bought in 2025 but unknowingly got a 2024 model that simply does not function properly!