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Save $52 on a Samsung 32″ Frame Smart TV

By Laura Tucker
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There is such beautiful content we can put on TVs, and we can even use them to display our favorite photos. Additionally, it seems like every set is flat-screen and a smart TV. So why not put it all together and put a frame around it as long as it’s going to be hung on the wall? Check out the Samsung 32″ Frame Smart TV that turns your entertainment into a beautiful work of art.

The quantum dots in the set produce over a billion shades of color to enhance your viewing experience. If you leave the TV in art mode, a built-in motion sensor will display one of your favorite works of art every time you walk into the room.

You can buy individual pieces of art or subscribe to a continually updated library. Upgrade the Samsung 32″ Frame Smart TV even more by adding a customizable frame in your choice of black, white beige, or walnut.

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Alexa is built into this smart TV as well. You can ask Alexa to open apps, change the channel, search for your favorite TV shows and movies, play your choice of music, control other smart home devices, etc. Alexa is accessed with a button on the remote.

Included in the box with the set is a no-gap wall mount, connect box, and invisible connection cable.

Take $52 off and get this 32″ TV and pay $547.99. Get it with a bezel and pay between $580.26 and $594.10, depending on choice of color. You can also buy it in a 43″, 50″, 55″, 65″, and 75″ with varying discounts. There is also an option to add an SGOT soundbar.

Samsung 32″ Frame Smart TV

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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