Save a whopping $1,000 on the 75-inch Samsung Frame TV
This Memorial Day deal is one to watch.
Samsung has been super generous this week with its summer sale coinciding with Memorial Day weekend, and the deals just keep coming. Today, you can save $1,300 on a Samsung 75-inch QLED 4K Frame TV – now only $1,999.99 directly from Samsung.
We realise that $2K is still a lot to pay for a TV, but the Samsung Frame TV series is hugely popular thanks to its frame-like design and the ability to display high-res masterpieces in your home from galleries around the world. There's no better time to buy one of these art TVs than during the Discover Samsung Event – which coincidentally is happening right now.
If the Samsung Frame TV isn't for you, that's cool. But we suggest you take a look at some of Samsung's other TV options including The Serif (it has legs) and the Samsung Q60B QLED TV with Quantum Dot HDR technology.
Samsung Frame TV (85-inch): Was $2,999.99 now $1,999.99 at Samsung
SAVE: $1,000
The Frame TV has been around for a while now, and is truly a masterpiece in itself. The matte display offers zero chance of reflections, and the frame bezel can be customised to your liking. You'll need a subscription to the Samsung Art Store for $5.99 / £3.99 a month if you want access to renowned artworks, or you can showcase your own photography and digital art should you choose.
Don't want the 75-inch model? Here is a range of the best prices on the Samsung Frame TV in different sizes.
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Beth is Creative Bloq’s Ecommerce Writer and has the fun job of finding you the very best prices and deals on creative tech. Beth kicked off her journalistic career writing for Digital Camera World, and has since earned bylines on TechRadar too. With a Masters degree in Photography, Beth loves getting to tinker with new cameras, especially camera phones, as the resident Samsung fan on the team. Her background working as a tester for CeX let her play around with all kinds of weird and wonderful products, including robots, and she’s recently gotten into 3D printing too. Outside of CB, you’ll find her gaming on her PS5, photographing local shows under the alias Bethshootsbands, and making TikToks of her dog, Tilly.
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