Get the 2022 version of Samsung’s popular Frame TV for up to $800 off its original price.
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What sets the Frame TV apart from your standard 4K model is that it’s built to blend seamlessly into your space. The bezel is designed to look like a photo frame (hence the name), and you can choose from over 1,000 paintings, photos, and artwork to view when you’re not busy streaming Netflix. That way you won’t have an unsightly black rectangle ruining the ambiance of your living room. We named it on our list of best TVs for a reason.
The 2022 model’s display is also a major upgrade from its predecessor: Unlike the 2021 version, this one features a matte, anti-glare display that produces a crystal-clear image with almost zero light reflection. The new version also has somewhat better color accuracy than last year’s model.
Another clever aspect of the Frame TV? No need to remember to turn it over before guests arrive. if you activate the TV’s built-in motion sensor, the screen automatically displays your favorite art whenever someone is in the room. It then turns off when no one is around to appreciate it. You’re sure to earn some compliments at your next dinner party.
This product is also available at Best Buy for $1,200.
But the Frame TV isn’t just good for viewing artwork. The 4K display is sharp and colorful, capable of displaying 100% color volume—that’s the entire color space supported by the modern DCI-P3n color gamut for TVs and computer monitors. This makes for a great viewing experience whether you’re watching football, Ozark or a movie marathon. In addition, it has adaptive sound so that dialogues and music are clear and crisp.
During Samsung’s Black Friday sales in July, the 43-, 50-, 55-, 65-, 75-, and 85-inch versions of the 2022 Frame TV are all marked down, but you’ll find the biggest discount on the 55 model – inches shown above. In terms of dollar discounts, you’ll see the biggest discount on the 85-inch option, which is down $800.
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