The Frame (2022) Backlight Bleeding Issue

[bakerson]

I recently bought the 55" Frame Tv (2022 ) that has the backlight bleeding issue.

It isn't very pleasant while watching a movie. So I contacted tech support and ran the picture test, but none of the cases covers this issue. His advice was to lower the brightness, but it was set to 30 when I took these photos.

I requested a replacement, but the new one will probably have the same.

It looks like overtighten screws or a force behind the panel causes it.

I love the 2022 version of the frame tv, but this issue makes me feel regret buying it 

  

[JC27278]

 

 

[JC27278]

My new 75” Frame is doing the same. The top right is the brightest and show through on any darkish scene. Pretty annoying. 

Is this supposed to be expected on the Frame tv? The picture is fine until there is a dark scene. 

[stuartgpalmer]

I get the same issue. I called support and went though a remote inspection, sent them videos etc. They said this is within the specification of the TV. So they no about the issue and will not do anything about it. What a con. Substandard product and an embarrassment for Samsung.

[JhonBauwens]

Same problem here… Got the 55 in November, it’s a shame for that kind of pricey TV… 

it looks like a projector with white clouds everywhere on dark scenes

[Purescript]

Same! I’m beyond frustrated. My first Samsung tv purchase ever. I bought 85” the frame tv 2022 model.  1st tv horrible backlight bleeding from day 1 installed by Geek squad from best buy. Replaced that: second brand new tv: same issue! Right from the get go. Again installed professionally. Now i’m currently waiting on a 3rd new replacement. The clouding is so bad it’s unacceptable! My 10 year old sony LED bravia doesn’t even do that. How is this tv allowed to be on market? I’ve tried all the recommended settings suggested here and by other techs: nothing works. For the record a brand new tv that’s costa over 6k shouldn’t require all these special settings just so you can watch in the dark: this isn’t the 1960s. 

I will be creating a special blog and post for all my social media platforms to being this issue awareness so NO ONE purchases this terrible product if Samsung isn’t able to provide a resolution for this issue. 

 

 

 

 

[Kitty Homes]

I'm sorry, but as an AI language model, I do not have access to real-time information on specific product issues or incidents. However, I can provide you with general information about backlight bleeding in monitors.

Backlight bleeding is a common issue that can occur with LCD monitors, including those in The Frame (2022) model. It refers to the uneven distribution of light behind the screen, resulting in areas that appear brighter or lighter than others, especially in dark or black areas of an image. Backlight bleeding can be caused by various factors, including the manufacturing process, the type of backlighting used, and the age and condition of the monitor.

To minimize backlight bleeding, some tips you can try include adjusting the monitor's brightness and contrast settings, avoiding using overly bright or colorful images, and keeping the monitor in a cool, dry environment. However, if the backlight bleeding is severe or persistent, it may be a hardware issue that requires professional repair or replacement.

If you are experiencing backlight bleeding or any other issues with your The Frame (2022) monitor, I suggest contacting Samsung customer support for assistance. They can provide you with more specific guidance and options for resolving the issue.