If you’ve been eyeing a sleek TV that doubles as wall art, now might be the perfect time to act. Samsung’s 2024 Frame TVs are seeing major discounts — just as the 2025 models roll out — with savings of up to $1,800 on the massive 85-inch version, now selling for around $2,498 at Amazon, Best Buy, and Samsung.com. The Frame TV is famous for its stunning anti-glare matte display that displays artwork when idle, giving it a museum-like charm. While the 2025 Frame Pro introduces fancier features like a faster 144Hz refresh rate, Neo QLED tech, and a cable-hiding Wireless One Connect Box, the 2024 model still holds its own with solid specs like a 120Hz refresh rate, HDMI 2.1, and smart assistant support. As The Verge puts it, "if all you want is a cool TV that looks like a piece of wall art and offers good specs, the last-gen model is still a great choice."

Key Points:

• Samsung’s 2024 Frame TVs are steeply discounted: up to $1,800 off.
  • 85-inch Frame TV is now $2,498 (down from $4,298).
  • 75-inch model: $1,997.99 ($1,000 off).
  • 43-inch model: $797.99 ($200 off).
• Available through Amazon, Best Buy, and Samsung’s website.
• The Frame TV features:
  • 4K QLED panel with anti-glare matte finish
  • 120Hz refresh rate
  • Smart assistant support (Alexa & Google)
  • HDMI 2.1 ports (great for streaming, but not top-tier for gaming)
• 2025 Frame Pro upgrades include:
  • 144Hz refresh rate
  • Neo QLED Mini-LED panel
  • Wireless One Connect Box for cleaner cable management.
• Budget-conscious buyers may find great value in the 2024 Frame model for its artistic aesthetic and solid performance.

Bonus Deals Mentioned:

• The Light Phone III is available for preorder at $599 ($200 off); a minimalist phone with no browser, apps, or social media.
• Hades (the 2020 action RPG hit) is on sale for $8.74 on Nintendo Switch until April 21st—perfect ahead of Hades II launching soon.
• Baseus Right Angle USB-C charging cables now available at a discount:
  • 3.3-foot for $12.74
  • 6.6-foot for $17.09

Overall, if you want a TV that plays Netflix at night and van Gogh by day, now’s the time to grab last year’s Samsung Frame before it disappears from retailers.
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