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Samsung’s Frame TV is over to $650 off for Prime Day — the lowest price of the year!

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Samsung’s ultra-modern “The Frame” TV, which doubles as a piece of artwork when you’re not watching a show or movie, is down to its lowest price ever.

Right now, the 55-inch Samsung Frame QLED Smart TV is on sale for just $978 at Amazon, which saves you 41% off the regular price. Earlier this summer, the same model was priced at a much harder-to-justify $1,500 as part of Amazon’s Prime Day sale — but now, at a $668 discount, it’s hard to pass up for Amazon’s Big Deal Days event.

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Why you should shop this Prime Day Big Deal Days TV offer

Whether your décor leans minimalist or contemporary, the TV’s tasteful, clean design and customizable art options will perfectly complement any room. After using an LG OLED smart TV for several years, I made the switch, and I can confidently say that I have no regrets. The Frame TV comes with a unique, ultra-slim wall mount that makes it sit completely flush against your wall. I have mine above my fireplace. You even have the option to change the TV’s frame to match your room better.

When switched to “Art Mode,” the Samsung Frame’s matte anti-reflective display showcases a vast collection of artwork from its online gallery, transforming it into a personalized piece of décor. However, it’s worth noting that Samsung charges a $5 monthly subscription to its Art Store.

Fortunately, a subscription isn’t required. I’ve loved experimenting with all kinds of artwork on the Frame, from vacation photos to holiday-themed pieces by independent artists I found on Etsy. My friends even surprised me with custom illustration for a MTV VMA watch party I hosted.

The TV goes beyond its sleek looks. It has exceptional brightness, vibrant colors, and incredible detail — especially considering this Prime Day price. If you’re confused about the difference between the LSO3D (2024) and LS03B (2022) series, the newer models are more energy efficient and have Pantone-Validated certification for color fidelity.

The TV’s included solar-power remote is not only eco-friendly but also easy to use. If you ever misplace it, you can easily control the TV using the companion smartphone app. Believe it or not, it also integrates with my Samsung Fridge and sends a notification on my phone if I accidentally leave the fridge door open. If you have a Samsung dishwasher, washing machine, or dryer it can similarly alert you when cycles are completed.

Really, my only complaint is that I wish its speakers were a little louder, so I recommend investing in a soundbar. For a TV that seamlessly blends into your decor and elevates not only your viewing experience but the look of your room, the Samsung Frame is the perfect choice. Combine that with its Prime Day $668 discount, and it’s a deal that’s just too good to pass up.

If the 55-inch model doesn’t fit your space, Samsung has a 65-inch , 75-inch , and 43-inch models that are between 15% and 17% off for Prime Day, as well!

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Brandon Carte
Former Digital Trends Contributor
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