Most early Black Friday sales are only going to get steeper as November 27 approaches—but I spotted a standout deal that’s worth considering now: Samsung’s 65-inch Frame TV Pro at $800 off. It’s a rare chance to get one of Samsung’s popular art TVs for its biggest markdown to date.
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The Good Housekeeping Institute has tested multiple generations of the Frame TV, praising its crisp picture quality and easy-to-use interface. Our experts also say the Pro model’s premium features are worth the extra cost. As a shopping editor who’s covered art TVs for years, I’ve rarely seen the Frame TV Pro models at prices this low. If you’ve been considering an upgrade—or want a bigger screen size—this early deal could be a good opportunity to go big.
Samsung Frame TV vs. Samsung Frame TV Pro
Olivia Lipski, senior reviews writer and analyst in the GH Institute Tech & Engineering Lab, has tested multiple Samsung Frame TV models. She says that the biggest upgrade in the Frame TV Pro is its Neo QLED display, which delivers a noticeably brighter picture than the standard Frame TV. I also tested the Pro version and noticed how vivid the colors are compared to a standard QLED screen.
The Frame TV Pro also has a 144 hertz frame refresh rate, which helps with smoother motion—and as a Formula 1 fan, this is another difference I immediately noticed. The speedy cars usually look blurry or laggy on other TVs, but on the Frame TV Pro, they look clearer and more detailed. It also comes with the Wireless One Connect Box for a near-hidden-cord experience.
More Frame TV deals to consider
If you’re in the market for a larger TV, the 2025 model of the 75-inch Frame TV Pro is half off— yes, $1,500 off —its lowest price yet, making this a good time to buy. Other 2025 models are on sale, too: Save $400 on the 65-inch Frame TV and $300 on the 55-inch—which is currently priced lower than it was during Prime Day.
For those in the market for a newer line, the 2026 Frame TV Pro models are also on sale. They feature updated anti-glare technology and AI Sound Controller Pro, which lets you adjust different parts of a show or movie’s audio.
Why is the Samsung Frame TV so popular?
Art TVs blend more naturally with home decor thanks to details like detachable frames and matte screens, which make artwork look more like a canvas in a gallery. Samsung’s Art Mode adds a filter that brings out the brushstrokes in digital images and gives the image a moodier feel.
Our Lab experts and testers found the Frame TV’s picture quality “sharp and defined” when watching movies and shows, even in “unfavorable, bright conditions.” Built-in sensors automatically adjust the screen’s brightness. “I can actually watch shows that heavily rely on deep blacks and darker color palettes (think Stranger Things) in the middle of the day,” Lipski says.
Note: A separate subscription is required to access Samsung’s full Art Store. It costs $4.99 a month or $49.99 a year and gives you access to more than 5,000 curated works from museums and galleries, including The Met, MoMA, and Art Basel, as well as art by Dalí, Monet, and da Vinci.
