"The deal worth noting is the 75-inch 2025 Pro model, which is now under $2,000 and the lowest price we've ever seen. Sure, it's still a splurge, but the Frame is an editor-favorite for a reason."
"As Esquire's style director Jonathan Evans wrote in his review, "Switching over to art mode instead of turning the TV off entirely has been the move since The Frame entered my home, and it's a nice way to keep the room feeling...nicer.""
"The newer Frames have made strides in picture and refresh speed. The high-end screen also means no glare for your kid's Saturday morning cartoons or Sunday afternoon football viewing? Check. The option to make your TV look like a high-end piece of art? Check and check."
"And to make things even more interesting, Samsung's top competitors have entered the chat: Hisense's CanvasTV is up to 35 percent off, and we found nice deals on TCL's Nxtvision TVs too. If we were you, we'd add one of these devices to your cart before it's too late and prices skyrocket once again."
Several Samsung Frame models are discounted for Cyber Monday, including the 75-inch 2025 Frame Pro now under $2,000 at the lowest recorded price. The Frame offers art mode to display artwork when not watching TV and features improved picture quality and faster refresh rates in newer models. The high-end screen reduces glare for children’s cartoons and sports viewing while providing the option to mimic a high-end piece of art. Competing options include Hisense CanvasTV with discounts up to 35 percent and discounted TCL Nxtvision models. Multiple sizes are marked down, creating opportunities to buy before prices potentially rise.
Read at www.esquire.com
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