The Frame TV Is Hands-Down the Best Deal of the Samsung Memorial Day Sale

Wondering if now is the right time to upgrade that old television that’s been sitting in your living room for years (perhaps decades)? This weekend is your chance to seize the moment, since the artsy Frame TV is currently up to $1,800 off, thanks to Samsung’s Memorial Day sale. That's right, the fancy flat-screen that's as renowned for its crystal clear 4K QLED screen as it is for its sleek look is majorly marked down—in every size.

Here's the holiday weekend breakdown:

• 32-inch: $50 off (was $600, now $550)
• 43-inch: $250 off (was $1,000, now $750)
• 50-inch: $400 off (was $1,300, now $900)
• 55-inch: $500 off (was $1,500, now $1,00)
• 65-inch: $700 off (was $2,000, now $1,300)
• 75-inch: $800 off (was $3,000, now $2,200)
• 85-inch: $1,800 off (was $4,300, now $2,500)

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You've probably seen the TikToks (like the one above) raving about the Frame's looks, but what—beyond that it doubles as wall art—makes it so special? Let's start with setup: All you have to do is hang the frame with the included wall mount (or stand it on a surface if you wish). From there, you’ll be greeted with a few fun options, such as the "Art Mode," in which you can display your favorite works of art (either from your own photo collection or one of the 2,000+ available through Samsung's Art Store).

The frame also comes with the brand’s Anti-Reflection Technology and Matte Display, which in turn will significantly reduce the effects of any glare from lamps or sunlight. As if that isn’t enough, the TV also boasts Samsung’s Quantum Dot technology that enhances the color display, and Quantum HDR, which, per the brand, “goes beyond HDTV with its expanded range of color and contrast.”

All of this sounds great, but don’t just take my word for it—hear it from those who have made the purchase themselves. “After finally getting this TV installed and working, we couldn't be more pleased,” raves one buyer, who continues: “I have this large TV in a room with a lot of light and glare, and the picture is great for us. The anti-glare screen has made a huge difference from our prior TV. We wanted this TV for the Art Mode so that we did not have a huge 85-inch black box on the wall when it was not in use. It has not disappointed at all.”

Another happy shopper adds: “We live in a historical home—to be more specific, a home built to look like a 1690s colonial. We needed a TV that didn't LOOK like a TV. We opted for The Frame and installed it over one of the fireplaces. I keep seasonal period paintings rotating when the TV is not in use, and to the casual visitor, it just looks like nicely framed artwork. Does it look like a real Van Gogh on the wall? No. But it's a big upgrade from a big black panel hanging there. You can add your own rotating images too, so the options are endless. Good picture and sound, solar powered remote—would buy again.”