SAMSUNG Music Frame Dolby ATMOS Smart Speaker - HW-LS60D/ZA

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love that the frame includes many features including it being able to be paired with Alexa and Google home. I also am amazed on how many types of setings there are including the night mode and music mode. I just wish on the Alexa app you would be able to change the name you use.

Sound is AMAZING. Seamlessly pairs with our Frame TV

Great hidden speaker. Would recommend especially if you have a frame tv.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Samsung Music Frame is one of those rare pieces of tech that genuinely blends into your lifestyle instead of interrupting it. At first glance, it looks like a stylish picture frame or wall art—but once you hear it, you realize it's a powerful, high-quality speaker. What really stands out is the design. It fits seamlessly into home décor, making it perfect for anyone who doesn't want bulky speakers taking over their space. You can customize it with your own photos or artwork, which adds a personal, elegant touch.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love this device! From all other brands out there this one is by far the best one ive ever used! The bass is just as intense as the old 15" tower speakers!!! Definitely impressive!!! They are small and compact but drives a punch thats beyond competition!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Music Frame has great sound. I use it with my Freestyle gen2 projector. It connects easily and sounds great. Makes it feel like I am at a movie theater. It blends into bedroom decor. I love i can change the picture.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Sound quality is surprisingly good especially when you pair two of them together. They also work really well with Q Symphony set up with my Samsung TV and 4K Blu-ray player. Would be cool to get two more to add for rear surrounds in the future I like that Samsung gives you flexibility in that regard. These also look great next to my TV in the living room and are definitely wife approved as they don't take up much space and have multiple ways of customizing the frame and placement is a huge bonus!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Overall, the sound quality/clarity and connectivity have been fantastic! The option to use your own photo while still keeping it sleek and clean aesthetic was one of the biggest driver of wanting to purchase this -- something I sat on for a while due to the price. I'm happy that I took the leap a and purchased this and would recommend it for anyone who wants to expand their soundsetup with something that integrates seamlessly with the Samsung ecosystem.

overall we really enjoyed this no complaints connectivity the clarity the integration Sound Stage connectivity the clarity the integration Sound Stage it's then you would assume it would be great product I think you should go out and pick it up and for the price I think it was spot on Samsung is always coming out with great innovative Samsung is always coming out with great Innovative products and the Aesthetics are absolutely wonderful

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Samsung Music Frame is one of those “this better be good because it’s also decor” gadgets. It tries hard to be both speaker and wall art, which is already a suspicious life choice for any device. Aesthetics Looks like a picture frame that got a tech upgrade and decided it was too good for the shelf. Clean, minimal, blends into a room well. Until you realize you’re basically decorating your house around a speaker. Clarity Vocals come through clean at normal volumes. It’s not audiophile territory, but it doesn’t sound like it’s trapped in a tin can either. It handles dialogue and vocals better than bass-heavy chaos. Connectivity Easy pairing with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Samsung ecosystem stuff. If you’re already in the Samsung world, it’s painless. If not, it still works, but you’ll feel slightly like an outsider at a club you didn’t mean to enter. Integration This is where it behaves like it belongs. Works nicely with SmartThings and Samsung TVs. It’s clearly designed to be part of a “whole home setup,” not a lone wolf speaker doing its own thing. Soundstage Wide-ish for something that looks like a frame. It fills a small to medium room fine, but don’t expect it to suddenly become a concert hall just because it’s hanging on your wall looking artistic. Overall, it’s a stylish speaker pretending it’s not a speaker. And honestly, it mostly gets away with it