If you’re a sci-fi fan, you’re probably familiar with the ubiquitous television screens that blend into the environment and often look like a painting, hiding their true nature until turned on. Well, that’s no longer science fiction with Samsung’s Frame TV, which first released in 2017, and now with their 2022 iteration, making them slimmer than ever. Of course they are quite pricey, but Samsung slashed its 2020 releases ahead of other Memorial Day TV sales, with prices starting at $500.
- 32-inch Samsung The Frame 4K TV: $500 was $600 — SEE THE OFFER
- 43-inch Samsung The Frame 4K TV: $850, was $1,000 — SEE THE OFFER
- 50-inch Samsung The Frame 4K TV: $950, was $1300 — SEE THE OFFER
- 55-inch Samsung The Frame 4K TV: $1400, was $1500 — SEE THE OFFER
- 65-inch Samsung The Frame 4K TV: $1,600, was $2,000 — SEE THE OFFER
- 75-inch Samsung The Frame 4K TV: $2,200, was $3,000 — SEE THE OFFER
While the original frame was quite chunky, the 2020 version is still surprisingly small, making it good enough to blend into its surroundings. Even better, Samsung offers a variety of different magnetic covers to help match the color of the wall or room, and they even have a special stand that looks like an easel, further cementing the look and feel of a painting. . All that to say that the Frame does a great job of turning a huge black square of a turned off TV into a work of art and something to look at. You can even sign up for Samsung’s Art Store subscription for $5/month to access thousands of artworks to display on your screen, though you can certainly add your own, including personal photos, to that they work like a digital album.
As a TV it’s great too, using the same QLED technology you’ll find on their other high-end TVs. The resolution on the only 1080p (Full HD), however, which is understandable given the smaller size, although you can get 4K Ultra HD if you go for one of the bigger sizes, like the 43-inch model. , which is also currently oversold. The larger size also offers a 144Hz refresh rate and AMD Freesync Pro, which is ideal for console and PC gamers. Either way, both displays have HDR, run on the Tizen smart TV platform, and have integration for Bixby, Alexa, and Google Assistant.
All in all, the Samsung Frame is a pretty decent TV, and with Samsung’s discount bringing the price of the 32-inch version down to $499 from $599, that makes it a reasonable buy, perfect for a kitchen or living room. dining room. That being said, if you want a more traditional TV in a similar price range, there are plenty of other fantastic TV deals on the way today.
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