"Beyond pricing and size, the biggest material difference is that you have to pay for Samsung's art library and frame for both models. The Canvas, meanwhile, comes with a library of complimentary art-from abstract works to serene landscapes-to display on your screen and includes a frame at no extra cost. Aside from the standard features you need in an art TV (like an anti-glare matte screen), the Canvas got bonus points from me for its extensive Google-powered capabilities that organize all of my subscriptions"
"The starting price of a Hisense Google Canvas TV is $1,000 for its 55-inch size (my choice), though it's currently marked down over 30% off for Black Friday. There are a few payment plan offerings, including Affirm or the Amazon Store Card. What are the customization options? There are four sizes available: 55, 65, 75, and 85 inches. The TV came with the teak frame included,"
Hisense's Google Canvas TV provides art-TV styling with larger sizes (55–85 inches) and a teak frame included, with white and walnut frames available separately. The Canvas includes a complimentary art library spanning abstract to landscape works, while Samsung's Frame requires paid art and frames. The Canvas features an anti-glare matte screen, extensive Google-powered tools that organize subscriptions, and an AI assistant for personalized viewing. The 55-inch model starts at $1,000 and was over 30% off for Black Friday, with payment plans via Affirm or the Amazon Store Card. Hisense offers multiple delivery options.
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