The Samsung 65-Inch Class The Frame 4K QLED Smart TV is marked down to $1,099.99 from $1,799.99, so you are saving $700 on a TV that’s meant to look more like wall art than a big black box. If you’ve been holding off on a larger screen because you do not like how a normal TV looks in your living room, this deal makes it a lot easier to say yes. The Frame is built to hang flat on the wall and blend in, and the matte display helps it look like a real print when you are in Art Mode. When you do want to watch a game or a movie, you get a 65-inch 4K QLED panel (about 64.5 inches measured diagonally) with a 3,840 x 2,160 resolution, so everything from streaming shows to sports looks sharp. The screen has a wide viewing angle and an anti-reflection matte finish, which helps cut down on glare from windows and lamps, so you do not have to rearrange your whole room just to watch TV.
On the picture side, this model leans hard into all the extras you want for both movies and gaming. The NQ4 AI Gen2 Processor and 4K AI Upscaling are there to clean up lower-res content, so older shows and cable channels do not look fuzzy on a 65-inch screen. Quantum HDR with HDR10+ (including adaptive and gaming modes) and HLG support bring better contrast and color when you are watching supported content on Netflix, Disney+, or a 4K Blu-ray. Features like Dual LED, Supreme UHD Dimming, Real Depth Enhancer, and Filmmaker Mode help get you closer to how movies were meant to look while still giving you bright, punchy colors with Color Booster Pro. If you are into gaming, the 120Hz panel that can go up to 144Hz with Motion Xcelerator 144Hz keeps fast action looking smooth, which is great for shooters, racing games, and sports titles on the latest consoles or a gaming PC. EyeComfort Mode can warm and dim the picture at night so the TV is a little easier on your eyes during long binge sessions.
Sound is not just an afterthought here. You get 40W of audio power with a 2.0.2 channel setup, which puts some speakers aimed to give a bit more height to the sound. With Dolby Atmos and Object Tracking Sound, audio can feel like it moves with what is on the screen, so a car passing left to right or a plane overhead does not feel flat. Adaptive Sound Pro adjusts audio based on what you are watching, so voices in a drama can come through clearer, while action scenes get more impact. Q-Symphony lets the TV work with a compatible Samsung soundbar instead of turning its speakers off, which helps fill the room better if you add one later. Bluetooth Audio and 360 Audio support are nice if you like watching at night with wireless headphones or Galaxy Buds without waking anyone.
For smart features, you are getting a full Tizen Smart TV platform with built-in Alexa and Bixby, plus support for Alexa and Google Assistant speakers you may already own. That means you can use voice to change channels, adjust volume, or search for shows. Samsung TV Plus gives you a bunch of free streaming channels, and the built-in web browser covers casual browsing on the big screen. As a hub, The Frame plugs into your smart home with SmartThings, Matter support, IoT-sensor options, and Quick Remote, which comes in handy if you want to control lights, thermostats, and plugs right from the TV. For your phone, you get TV to Mobile and Mobile to TV casting, TV-initiated mirroring, sound mirroring, Wireless TV On, Tap View, and Multi-View for up to two videos at once, which is nice if you want a game on one side and social media or stats on the other. Samsung Health is baked in too, so you can pull up workouts and basic wellness content on the big screen. At $1,099.99 with that $700 discount, this is the kind of deal you look at if you want a large, full-featured 4K QLED TV that doubles as wall art instead of another big screen dominating the room.
