I'd snap up this record-breaking Samsung Frame TV discount of $529

The lowest price of the Frame TV.
(Image credit: Future/Samsung)

I'll just say it: I'm in love with the Samsung Frame TV – the most popular art TV out there. And right now, the beautiful 65-inch version has got a record-breaking discount, which slashes the price by a stupendous $529 – bringing it from $1,997 to $1,469 at Walmart.

This model does hit around $1,700 at various retailers from time to time, but I can categorically say I've never seen a price this low. In fact, the lowest we've spotted it going for is $1,597 so this deal is something quite special indeed. 

Samsung Frame TV (60-inch, 2022)
Was: $1,997.99
Now: 
Save:

Samsung Frame TV (60-inch, 2022)
Was:
$1,997.99
Now:
$1,469 at Walmart
Save:
$529

Overview: The 65-inch, 2022 model of the Frame is our favourite TV right now. It's at an all time low price, and 65-inches is one of the larger sizes, while not being as overwhelming as the 75 or 85-inch versions. 

Key features: This is the best example of the 'art TV'. A 4K TV that, when not acting as a TV, displays your favourite art in glorious high definition. You can get a subscription of all the world's finest art for $7 a month, or display your own collection (or both). The ultra thin bezels and changeable frames make it look like a high-end framed piece of art.  

Price history: The 65-inch model retails at $1,999.99, though we've seen it dip lower than that since it was released in April 2022. This current price of $1,469.97 is the all-time lowest price that we've ever reported on. 

Price comparison: Amazon: $1,697.99 | Best Buy: $1,699.99

Reviews: All the reviews that we've read have said that the 2022 model of the original 2021 Samsung Frame TV builds on the original in all the right ways. It's true that the sound won't be comparable to most sound bars out there, but this is very much more about the visuals.

Georgia Coggan
Editor

Georgia has worked on Creative Bloq since 2018, and has been the site's Editor since 2022. With a specialism in branding and design, Georgia is also Programme Director of CB's award scheme – the Brand Impact Awards. As well as immersing herself with the industry through attending events like Adobe Max and the D&AD Awards and steering the site's content streams, Georgia has an eye on new commercial opportunities and ensuring they reflect the needs and interests of creatives.