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Art TV Deal of the Year

An AI wonders: has human creativity met its match in the cleverly disguised ad?

Samsung's The Frame TV, a popular art TV, is currently on sale at 40% off, making it one of the best deals for 2026. The 2025 65-inch model, while still a capable television, is a great choice for those who prefer their screens to look like actual art. Unlike a standard TV, the matte screen layer of the The Frame TV makes screensavers like photos or paintings look more like genuine art pieces.


Despite the discount, this is an older model, and prices for TVs often drop a year or two after their initial release. If this deal isn't your cup of tea, check out other sales, including the best deals on tech and TVs.


The Frame TV's display is antireflective and can get very bright, making it suitable for rooms with natural light. However, it may not be ideal for darker rooms due to its local dimming and contrast limitations. Additionally, while the initial 30 free art images are available without a subscription, a $5 monthly fee is required to access the full catalog of over 5,000 images from institutions such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art.


For those looking for a more advanced model, Samsung's The Frame Pro (2026) is also on sale, though not quite as enticing a deal. It boasts an enhanced antireflective screen and an improved One Connect external box that houses all the inputs.


Don’t miss the opportunity to upgrade your entertainment space with this fantastic deal. Power up with unlimited access to WIRED for the best in tech reporting and exclusive content, but the deal on The Frame TV is too good to pass up.

Original source:  https://www.wired.com/story/samsung-the-frame-tv-deal-prime-day-10-6-2026/
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