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Amazing Deal Samsung's 2024 The Frame QLED 4K TV.
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Have you been looking for a unique take on an LED-LCD TV? While most of us don’t have the type of funds that LG’s Bendable screens warrant, what if we told you there was a family of TVs designed to showcase professional art prints and family photos, all the while doubling as an ultra-thin QLED that’s great for watching movies and playing video games? Enter Samsung’s The Frame, a 4K QLED lineup that’s getting the sales treatment this week:

Right now, every size of the 2024 Frame (LS03D) is on sale, including the massive 85-inch version. Order this monster of a TV at Best Buy, Samsung, and B&H Photo-Video (plus other retailers) while it’s marked down to $3,000 from $4,300!

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Why you should buy Samsung’s 85-inch The Frame 

Picture walking into any art museum and stumbling upon a magnificent ornate print, complete with a majestic frame and gargantuan canvas. There’s something about gazing at artwork that gets the neurons firing, and this is precisely the feeling Samsung was looking to achieve with The Frame (2024). This humongous 4K TV features a matte display that eradicates glare, making this an excellent TV for a brightly lit room. With the included Slim-Fit Wall Mount, you’d swear The Frame was an actual museum piece, especially when displaying one of the thousands of prints and photos you’ll find in Samsung’s Art Store (subscription required). 

Of course, you’ll also be able to use The Frame to show off family photos, videos, and more, using wireless casting tech or a USB drive. When it’s time to watch some actual movies or TV, you’ll be impressed by the bright and colorful picture the LS03D is capable of. Supporting 4K at up to 120Hz and featuring HDMI 2.1 connectivity on all inputs, The Frame is a fantastic TV for console and PC gaming. 

Apps, casting, and Alexa and Bixby controls are made possible by Tizen OS, Samsung’s longstanding partner for all things UI and web-connected. 

We don’t know how long this sale is going to last, but we wouldn’t wait around too long if you’re interested in saving over $1,000 on the Samsung 85-inch The Frame 4K QLED. We also recommend having a look at our lists of the best Samsung TV deals, best QLED TV deals, and best Samsung deals for even more markdowns on top Samsung TVs. 

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Michael Bizzaco
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Michael Bizzaco has been selling, installing, and talking about TVs, soundbars, streaming devices, and all things smart home…
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