There are Black Friday deals on kinds of tech goodies already available.But how about snapping up a TV that doesn't look like a TV when it's not in use? Rather than a large black rectangle that dominates a room, Samsung designed its Frame TVs to fade into the background, making them look like framed art when you're not watching anything or playing games.Several 2024 The Frame models are 40 percent off for Black Friday, including the 55-inch model.
That has dropped by $600 to $898, which is a record low price.The offer is available at Amazon and Samsung directly.The TV is slim and can be mounted to the wall to make it look like a real piece of framed art.It comes with a Connect Box into which you can plug devices like your cable box and games console so that you only need to hook up a single cable to the TV itself.
The idea is to reduce clutter and make it even easier to disguise The Frame when it's not in use.You can further personalize the TV with various bezels and such.SamsungSamsung The Frame TB (55-inch, 2024)$898$1,498Save $600Samsung's The Frame is a good TV option for people who don't want a black mirror looming over their room when it's not in use.The 2024 models are 40 percent off for Black Friday.
$898 at AmazonExplore More Buying Options$1,178 at Macy's$1,500 at HSNThrough the Samsung Art Store, you can choose from more than 2,500 artworks to display on The Frame when you're not watching it.The selection includes works from renowned museums and artists such as The Met, the Museum of Modern Art, Jean-Michel Basquiat and Salvador Dali.Some are free to use but many are locked behind a subscription.
Meanwhile, the TV has a glare-free matte screen to make it appear as though the art is printed.The latest Frame lineup includes a motion sensor to activate the artwork when you enter a room, as well as a brightness sensor that helps adjust the TV's brightness automatically.In addition, you'll get access to many of the same features as other Samsung TVs, such as the free Samsung TV Plus, a streaming service with hundreds of ad-supported channels and many on-demand shows and movies.There's also the Gaming Hub, which includes access to game streaming services such as Xbox Cloud Gaming and NVIDIA's GeForce Now.