Woot is currently offering Samsung The Frame TVs in different configurations for hundreds off. That means you can now have one of these usually pricey art TVs for just under $400 until June 26 at 9:59 pm PT. Amazon is Woot’s parent company, and Prime members can get free 2-day shipping with their purchase.
If you aren’t already familiar with Samsung’s line of art-focused TVs, The Frame TVs offer a high end viewing experience when watching your favorite show or movie, but can be switched to a low-power mode that displays art. This means they blend into the decor of the room, and you can alternate the pieces on display to suit your mood.
All of Samsung’s 2025 The Frame TVs offer 4k resolution and QLED display, a variable refresh rate of 60 to 144Hz and connectivity options such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
If you’re interested in an 85-inch TV, this Samsung The Frame Pro wireless TV is now $2,598. Though still spendy, this is a massive discount of $1,400 for this LED 4K TV with an AI-ready Gen 3 processor. It’s also available in 65-inch and 75-inch configurations.
The 43-inch The Frame TV with a Gen 2 AI processor starts at $588. That saves you $510 over its usual asking price of $1,098. For comparison, the same TV is on sale for $698 at Amazon right now — an extra $110.
This sale also includes products from other brands, such as this 65-inch Hisense QLED 4K Canvas TV for only $780, down from its usual price of $1,098. These aren’t the only deals currently available at Woot, and we suggest looking through the entire selection so you can find exactly what you need.
Looking for a new TV but not sure if this deal is quite for you? Check out our list of the best smart TVs.
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Why this deal matters
Samsung and Hisense art TVs aren’t the cheapest. However, this Woot sale offers you the chance to save hundreds on different models of The Frame or The Frame Pro TVs. With deals lasting until June 26, now is an excellent time to consider an upgrade if you’ve been looking for a high-end TV.
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