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The best Samsung The Frame TV deals — From just $800

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Today’s best TV deals have a lot of savings to offer, but if you’re looking for a unique addition to your home theater, living room, or other viewing area we’d like to turn your attention to the savings available on Samsung’s The Frame TV. You’ll find this TV often among the best QLED TV deals, but it comes in a number of sizes that land it among the best 65-inch TV deals, best 70-inch TV deals, best 75-inch TV deals, and best 85-inch TV deals as well. Several sizes are seeing a discount right now, and we’ve tracked them all down and organized them below. So read onward for all of the best Samsung The Frame TV deals going on right now, and have a look at all of the other Samsung TV deals taking place today if The Frame isn’t right for you.

Today’s best Samsung The Frame TV deals

Samsung's 65-inch Class 'The Frame' QLED 4K Smart TV displaying a famous oil painting.
Samsung

If you’re looking to save big on Samsung’s iconic The Frame TV, you’ve come to the right place. Here are all the best deals available:

Should you buy Samsung’s The Frame TV?

The 50-inch Samsung Frame TV hangs on a living room wall displaying art.
Samsung

Samsung’s The Frame TV series have several features worth considering. For starters, these are QLED or Quantum Dot technology TVs. It might be worth the refresher if you’re not already familiar, which you’ll find in our QLED vs OLED comparison, but Quantum Dot technology is pretty innovative.

They’re also smart TVs using Samsung’s Tizen streaming platform. Once you unpack the TV and connect to your local WiFi you can start streaming from your favorite apps right away, like Netflix, Hulu, and Prime Video. You can also access a lot of on-demand content across a variety of unique streaming apps and services. Plus, if you don’t have a gaming console, you can tap into the Xbox Game Pass, which offers cloud streaming of most newer Xbox titles — you will still need a controller, though.

Finally, the real stunner is that these are designed to look like picture frames, and not just any old frames, but gallery-quality fine art frames. Through an exclusive art store, you can even purchase and display fine art on the TV. This will kick in like a screensaver when you’re not using the TV, so it truly looks like a piece of art on your wall. That, coupled with the fact that they’re meant to be mounted flush to the wall, and you’re looking at one absolutely gorgeous panel. That’s before you factor in the 4K ultra HD quality resolution.

Briley Kenney
Briley Kenney
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Briley has been writing about consumer electronics and technology for over a decade. When he's not writing about deals for…
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