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Samsung's The Frame Pro is a gallery-inspired TV with a sleek design that matches its top-notch features. With a matte display, One Connect support, and dedicated art mode, you can turn your living room into a personal art gallery to showcase your favorite works, photos, and digital paintings. And right now, when you order directly through Samsung, you can save $1,500 on the 85-inch Frame Pro. But you'll have to hurry, because this deal ends tonight.

Also: Samsung The Frame Pro review

Along with a high-end design, The Frame Pro features Samsung's Neo QLED panel for enhanced color, contrast, and detail compared to regular LED screens. The 120Hz refresh rate is perfect for everything from live sports and news to streaming and console gaming. You'll also get adaptive HDR10+ support, 4K upscaling for older media, and the ability to calibrate your screen at home for the best picture for your space.

Also: Own a Samsung TV? I changed these 6 settings to give my system a speed boost

The Frame Pro uses Samsung's Object Tracking Sound technology to create virtual 3D sound that follows on-screen action, further boosted by Dolby Atmos virtual surround sound. You can also connect wireless speakers and subwoofers via Bluetooth for a custom home audio system. And with support for AMD FreeSync Premium Pro VRR, you can turn The Frame Pro into one of the most beautiful gaming TVs in your house. Not a gamer? You can even connect a wireless mic or your smartphone and turn your TV into a personal karaoke machine. 

How I rated this deal 

Samsung's The Frame Pro is a high-end art TV that usually has a price tag to match. With a gallery-inspired design, a matte QLED display, and support for AMD FreeSync Premium Pro VRR, you can turn any room into the ultimate entertainment hub or your own personal art gallery. And getting one for over 30% off means you'll have cash left over to pick up audio equipment to match. That's why I gave this deal a 4/5 Editor's rating.

Samsung is offering the $1,500 discount on the 85-inch The Frame Pro TV until 11:59 p.m. on May 20, 2026. 

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