The Frame Pro utilizes a similar design, except that the box now connects to the TV wirelessly. This means more flexibility in where you house your streaming device, video game system, Blu-ray ...

The Frame TV’s design is crafted to enhance both functionality and aesthetics. It features a “no gap wall mount”, which ensures that the TV sits flush against the wall with no visible gap.

Another notable design improvement is The Frame Pro TV’s slimmer design, making it the slimmest art TV on the market, according to Samsung. With the newly improved slim fit wall mount, it sits ...

My Review First Impressions Unboxing the Samsung Frame TV felt like uncrating a piece of art rather than setting up new tech. It arrived in a box that seemed much bigger than it needed to be due ...

The Frame and its ilk deal with dangling cords in a variety of ways, often implementing a single, clear cable to connect from the TV to a discrete box that allows you to connect to other cables.

It also keeps a premium price tag. Here’s how the Frame Pro breaks down by size: 65-inch The Frame Pro for $2,599.98 / £2,099 / AU$3,499 75-inch The Frame Pro for $3,599.98 / £2,999 / AU$4,499 ...

Hisense introduced the CanvasTV and its Art Mode, which can disguise the display as a painting when you’re not using it. The feature should make it a strong competitor to Samsung's popular Frame TV.

The Frame TV comes with a 3,840 x 2,160 resolution, which is a little over 4K, and a whopping 84.5-inch diagonal size, making it a pretty massive TV that could easily fit a whole section of a wall.

There are Samsung The Frame TV deals for most sizes from Samsung itself, starting at $200 off for the 43-inch model that slashes its price to $800 from $1,000, up to $1,300 off for the 85-inch ...

As part of the eBay Memorial Day Sale, you can pick up a 2025 or 2024 Samsung The Frame TV at the best prices I've seen all year long. Prices start at $638 for a 43" model thanks to a 20% off ...