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SAMSUNG The Frame Smart TV Looks Like Art

By Laura Tucker
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While at one point we hid our television sets away in cabinets, or even in separate rooms, with smart TVs, they’ve become central in our lives. If you want to keep your television central, but still want to “hide it way,” get a SAMSUNG The Frame and save up to 40%.

The QLED 4K TV has a billion shades of color at 100 percent color volume. It utilizes Quantum Dot technology to create a gorgeous picture with vivid colors that retain the bold details, even with a bright screen. Anti-reflection and the matte display film limit light distraction by reducing the glare. The content you’re watching will look just as good in the morning as it does at night.

Samsung Looks Like a Picture Frame

Quantum HDR allows you to move past HDTV, with an expanded range of color and contrast. The spectrum deepens blacks and brightens whites, allowing you to see Hollywood blockbusters the way they were meant to be seen.

Customize the bezel on The Frame from SAMSUNG by choosing the bezel type and color so that it fits in with your home décor. All you have to do is snap on your chosen magnetic bezel, which allows you to change it when you change your décor.

When you’re not watching TV, switch The Frame to Art Mode, allowing you to showcase your art collection via a built-in motor sensor. Alternatively, subscribe to SAMSUNG’s Art Store for access to more than 1,400 new and classic pieces of art. The included slim-fit wall mount aids the look by keeping The Frame flush against the wall. You’ll have only the One Invisible Connection cable that feeds into the Slim One Connect box.

Save from 11% to 40%, and pay $887.99 to $2,597.99 on 43”, 55”, 75”, and 85” sets. If you’re looking for 50” or 65”, look to pay full price.

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Laura Tucker
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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