Here Are the Best Prime Day 2026 Deals on Samsung’s Stylish Frame and Frame Pro 4K TVs: Save Up to 36 Percent Online

Sleek and ready to hang on your wall, select Frame TV models are up to $600 off — here's where to find the very best deals.

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For Prime Day 2026, one of the most stylish 4K TVs is marked down to its lowest price ever. Samsung‘s popular Frame TV is on sale with savings up to $600 on Amazon.

Shop aLL Samsung Frame 4K TV Deals on Amazon

The “Frame” smart TV is designed to appear like a framed piece of artwork on your wall, while all cables, inputs and power supply are encased and “hidden in plain sight” in a separate control box. While most 4K TVs are not-so-artful black slabs, The Frame TV looks sleek and stylish — something you’d enjoy looking at every day, even if it’s turned off.

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The best deals on Samsung’s latest Frame smart TVs are on Amazon, where the LS03F QLED 4K model is up to 36 percent off. But act fast and shop now, these deals expire at the end of Prime Day on Friday, June 26.

At a Glance: The Best Samsung ‘The Frame’ TV Deals for Prime Day

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The Samsung Frame TV is equipped with a non-glossy, anti-reflection matte QLED 4K display, a slim wall mount, video streaming built-in with Tizen OS (for Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max, Prime Video, Disney+ and other services) and four HDMI ports. It’s also as elegant as it is powerful and sharp: The Frame also features brilliant and vivid colors with deep and dark black levels, thanks to Samsung’s Quantum HDR (High Dynamic Range) technology for accurate contrast — which is great for watching sports.

Meanwhile, the Frame Pro is wireless, so you don’t have to have unsightly cables running from the TV to your tech. Everything connects to Samsung’s “OneConnect” box, while it wirelessly syncs to the Frame TV itself. The end result is clean and very managable.

Samsung’s The Frame 4K TV comes with a special Art Mode to display dozens of famous and important pieces of art, such as Mona Lisa, Girl with a Pearl Earring, Irises and other classic pieces. All artwork is professionally curated and can be found at the Samsung Art Store.

However, if art isn’t your thing, you can simply display your own photos when the TV isn’t in use. It makes The Frame a gigantic digital photo album for your family.

Samsung’s Frame 4K TV looks clean and stylish, especially as the centerpiece of your living room or bedroom. And in our experience, it’s been a great conversation starter for gatherings and movie nights at home.

How to buy Samsung Frame (2025) online

Samsung Frame LS03F QLED Ulta HD 4K Smart TV

$648 $898 28% off

Buy 43-Inch On Amazon

$678 $998 32% off

Buy 50-Inch On Amazon

$698 $1,098 36% off

Buy 55-Inch On Amazon

$998 $1,498 33% off

Buy 65-Inch On Amazon

2025 model

How to buy Samsung Frame Pro online

Samsung

Samsung Frame Pro LS03FW QLED Ulta HD 4K Smart TV

$1,498 $2,098 29% off

Buy 65-inch On Amazon

$2,798 $2,998 7% off

Buy 85-inch On Amazon

2025 model

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