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You know it, you love it… it’s the Samsung Frame TV on sale during Prime Day!

On Prime Day, there’s no shortage of opportunities for shoppers to snag big-ticket items like TVs at great low prices, but remember, you’ll have to be an Amazon Prime member to shop these deals. If you aren’t already, luckily you can get a taste for Prime and shop the sales while taking advantage of Amazon’s 30-day free trial.

So, now you’ve got your Prime membership sorted — let’s check out the Frame TV. The models on sale include the LS03D, which debuted in late March 2024, in a handful of sizes, and bundle options with magnetic bezels included to complete the frame look.

Of course, the Frame TV is ultra-thin and features an anti-reflection matte screen. However, the pièce de résistance is the Frame’s unrivaled art mode. Select the art mode feature to turn the screen into a literal piece of art on your wall. To sell it even more, you can snag a magnetic bezel in a number of colors and styles to create an actual frame around the TV for an additional price.

That’s the beauty of the Frame TV. Finish up your binge-watch of “The Bear,” flip a switch, and display a photorealistic work of art like nothing ever happened.

We reviewed the infamous Samsung The Frame last year and still think it’s worth the hype. Along with offering Q-Symphony and Adaptive Sound+ for superior audio, the flat screen displays beautiful modern art or personal photos when not in use. 100% color volume prevents reflection, and we found it impressive when it came to gaming. Everyone wants this TV for a reason, and Prime Day is the best time to find it on sale.

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