Art Mode turns the TV into a gallery display when you’re not watching shows. It can show curated artwork and museum collections or your personal photos, connects to the Art Store for additional works (some content requires a subscription), and can automatically adjust brightness and show art only when someone is in the room.
Product descriptions vary: some listings state a native 60 Hz refresh rate, others list 120 Hz, and a few marketing descriptions mention Motion Xcelerator or higher-motion wording (including references to 144 Hz and VRR for gaming). In short, motion and refresh-rate claims differ across listings, so check the specific model listing for exact gaming or high-refresh features.
The Frame’s matte, anti-reflection screen is described as virtually glare-free with a print-like finish that reduces reflections, helping artwork and other content look more natural and easier to view in bright rooms.
Most listings show approximate overall dimensions near 22 inches high by about 38–38.2 inches wide and roughly 1 inch deep, with weights commonly cited between about 18 and 20 pounds. Exact measurements can vary by specific model or bundle.
The Frame provides access to curated artwork through the Art Store and includes some complimentary art offerings. Many listings note an Art Store trial, but a subscription is required to access the full Art Store library.
Across different listings the Frame is shown with various LED backlight descriptors (Full Array, Direct Lit, Edge‑Lit) and lists HDR formats such as HDR10 and HDR10+. Backlight type and HDR support can vary by specific listing, so verify the exact specs for the model you’re viewing.