Samsung's 65-inch 2025 The Frame TV has reached an all-time low of $898 on Amazon during Prime Big Deal Days. The matte-screen art television now carries a 40 percent discount through October 7.
This layer allows photos and paintings to appear textured and realistic rather than like a glossy display.
The original Frame popularized the art TV category now copied by other brands.
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