Samsung LS60D Music Frame Smart Speaker with Dolby Atmos Audio, Q-Symphony, Customizable Design, Wide Range Sound, Wireless Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Music Streaming, HW-LS60D/ZA

This Samsung Music Frame is genius — it looks exactly like a high-end framed photo or artwork hanging on my living room wall in Rockville, but it's secretly pumping out fantastic audio. The Dolby Atmos delivers real multi-dimensional surround (especially noticeable on music and movies), and the wide-range speakers fill the room evenly with clear highs, solid bass, and no dead spots. Paired it with my Samsung TV via Q-Symphony, and the sound upgrade is massive — everything feels more immersive without needing extra speakers or a full soundbar setup. Streaming via Wi-Fi/Bluetooth is seamless for Spotify, podcasts, etc., and the customizable frame (I popped in a personal photo) makes it blend perfectly with my decor. Super easy setup through the SmartThings app too. Only minor gripe is occasional disconnects — Bluetooth or Wi-Fi might drop for a second when switching devices or if the router's finicky (happens maybe once every few days), but a quick reconnect fixes it, and it's rare enough not to ruin the experience. Snagged this as an open box deal, and it arrived in pristine condition (like new, full accessories, no issues) for way less than retail. For that price, the occasional hiccup is totally worth it — this thing elevates both my music and my walls. If you're into smart home audio that doesn't scream "speaker," grab one (especially on deal). Highly recommend!

The reviews really don't say anything about the quality... If you're expecting a digital picture frame, you're disappointed. However, the sound quality is truly excellent and filling! Better than the competition priced around $400. However, the real price is under $150, and you won't find a better speaker with such build quality and sound anywhere at this price. Im glad it doesn't have a digital picture screen (unless it was e-ink)..it looks handsome, blends and bigger than your thinking it is! If you're hanging it, it's also heavier than you think so look at specs and plan accordingly. The only disappointment is wifi streaming. It says Chromecast support, but it via Bluetooth. However AirPlay is flawless and most ironic considering the Apple/Samsung competition! If you have Apple devices, this speaker is for you. Bluetooth quality is excellent and I can't tell a difference in audio.

Sorry for the lengthy review but here we go.....Tried to pair these with a brand new 2026 85-inch QN90F Samsung TV. Took almost an hour. Samsung Smart Things app scanned the QR code on the speakers but could not use that information to pair them with the TV (just get the"try again?) so they had to be installed manually through a process of pushing and holding the buttons on the speaker to reset them and then putting them in Bluetooth mode and manually searching for them from my phone. They are not considered a pairable device for use with Samsung Symphony Sound by the TV. That would ordinarily allow the TV's internal speakers and these speakers to work together to produce the an immersive sound field. The only way you can connect these to the TV is through Bluetooth. The speakers are wifi enabled but the TV does not recognize them on wifi even though connected to Smart Things app on the same Wi-Fi network. Once connected in Bluetooth mode, the TV's internal speakers turn off completely. Then, because of the delays associated with Bluetooth connections, and the fact that you cannot change the timing on a Samsung TV with connected Bluetooth devices (only Wi-Fi connected devices can you change timing) you cannot synchronize the audio and the video. Speech timing doesn't match the picture. An additional disappointment is that Samsung claims these can be used as rear channel speakers working with the TVs internal speakers, that is completely false, the speakers can only be configured to replace the internal speakers on the TV. I have fully updated software on the TV which was purchased in 2026 and I've installed new Samsung Smart Things app in accordance with all the installation instructions. Smart Things puts you in a useless endless loop that doesn't let you do anything with the speaker except turn it on and off. AI will give you a bunch of misinformation about the process of pairing these so absolutely useless. Lastly and perhaps the most disappointing thing If you can put up with all the other shortcomings is that when you turn the TV off, next time you turn it back on only one of the speakers will be connected. You have to go through several menus of TV settings to enable "multi connect" (even if you designate the speakers as a pair) to get the second speaker on. Multi connect is really intended for connecting a set of Bluetooth headphones to the TV at the same time a Bluetooth speakers is connected. These Frame speakers look nice, but that's it. They could have been a very nice product but the software limitations of the TV and the Smart Things app will not facilitate useful connection of the speakers to the TV. Wanted to use these as a nicer looking alternative to a sound bar but will probably end up with one now.

Nice sound but be careful where you place it. The bass vibrations are pretty strong and extra padding on surfaces is necessary to stop buzzing, whether it's on a wall, cabinet or bookcase.

We got the first one of these frames when we bought a Samsung frame TV. It sounds great and looks just as good! Fits in with the decor an you don’t even know it is a speaker!

Great!

The Samsung Music Frame is a niche product that blends well with Samsung’s Frame TV lineup where tech meets décor. The build quality is excellent and it looks great on a wall, but it’s not a display, so don’t expect the same “wow” factor as the Frame TV—this is more décor than daily visual engagement. Pros: Surprisingly excellent sound quality Punchy bass for its size Gets loud and easily fills a medium room Looks clean and premium on the wall Better audio than native Alexa or Google speakers Cons: Alexa volume is inconsistent (some songs play oddly quiet) Google Assistant support is very limited (no native YouTube Music playback) AirPlay and Chromecast work well, but relying on casting defeats voice convenience Bottom line: If you can grab this on sale and are okay working around the connectivity quirks, the sound quality will impress you. At full price, the smart features feel underbaked.

Plugged it in and it connected automatically sounds great

me gustó, tiene buena calidad de audio...pensé que tenía una pequeña pantalla🤣

excelente , un pero solo se puede conectar una sola bocina ala tele cada vez