Matte Samsung The Frame with an art gallery can now be yours for just 17 thousand. The bracket is also included in the package

A television can have other uses on the wall than just playing series. The Samsung The Frame QE43LS03H offers an art gallery, a matte screen, and a body 2.75 cm deep. For those interested in such a concept of a television, Alza’s current offer is interesting: with code ALZADNY30, it will cost 17,492 CZK. This is a 43-inch model from the 2026 lineup, not a large screen for a home cinema.

Quick summary:
✅ Makes sense for: interiors where you’ll utilize the art gallery and hang it on the included Slim Fit bracket.
⚠️ Consider: the panel has a refresh rate of 50 / 60 Hz, so this Frame is not ideal for high frame rate gaming.
💡 The price of 17,492 CZK is valid with code ALZADNY30. The regular price listed on Alza is 24,989 CZK.

For wall or furniture, no need to buy a bracket separately

The included wall mount is a practical part of the offer for a TV focused on aesthetics. You don’t have to deal with it as another separate purchase. However, Samsung also includes a detachable stand, so hanging is not a condition for use.

For placement on a dresser, account for a TV width of 96.95 cm and a leg spacing of 68.3 cm. The screen itself has a resolution of 3840 × 2160 and QLED technology. The design focus is thus complemented by standard 4K viewing features.

Oneplay and Netflix directly on the TV

The Frame runs on the Tizen system, not Google TV. The app offering includes Netflix, Disney+, YouTube, and Apple TV, and from Czech services, for example, Oneplay, Prima+, or Skylink Live TV.

Therefore, it is not necessary to connect another player for the mentioned streaming services. Traditional broadcasting is handled by a DVB-T2 HEVC tuner, and satellite and cable tuners are also available.

The built-in speakers have a power of 20 W. HDMI with eARC is ready for soundbar connection, and the package includes a smart remote control with solar charging. When the offer was captured, Alza stated more than 5 pieces in stock.

Would you use the art gallery feature on your TV, or do you prefer to turn the screen completely off?