Samsung’s 85-inch The Frame Pro Gets a Massive $1,500 Discount

buy a Galaxy S26 Ultra and Buds 4 ProWho’s in the market for a giant TV that looks as beautiful as a painting hanging on your wall? Before you spend your money elsewhere, you should know that Samsung has a great deal on the 85-inch The Frame Pro.

You could buy this TV and still have enough left for, well, a few more things

What’s normally listed at $4,299 is now down by $1,500 (which is just enough for you to buy a Galaxy S26 Ultra and Buds 4 Pro, by the way). And you’ll still have some money left to celebrate after your order. But let’s get back to Samsung’s The Frame Pro TV deal.

• Samsung 85-inch The Frame Pro

The only catch is that it’s part of a one-day flash sale tied to Samsung’s 20 Years on 20th campaign. Once the clock hits 11:59 PM ET, the extra savings disappear. So if you care as much about aesthetics as performance, you shouldn’t sleep on this deal.

What else do you get with Samsung’s 85-inch The Frame Pro TV?

It retains signature elements like Art Mode and a matte anti-reflective screen that mimics a framed painting, but upgrades the core hardware with Neo QLED technology and Mini LED backlighting. A Wireless One Connect box also helps reduce cable clutter, which is especially useful for wall-mounted setups.

The 85-inch panel offers 4K resolution with a native 120Hz refresh rate that can go up to 144Hz for supported gaming setups. It’s powered by Samsung’s NQ4 AI Gen3 processor, with features like Neo Quantum HDR and Real Depth Enhancer. These help improve overall picture quality. The matte display helps cut down reflections, and you also get access to Samsung’s Art Store.

On the audio side, the TV includes a 40W 2.0.2-channel system with Dolby Atmos and Object Tracking Sound. This helps create more immersive, directional audio. Smart features include built-in support for Alexa, SmartThings, and Samsung TV Plus, along with AI tools like Live Translate and voice enhancement.

Gamers get a solid set of features too. These include VRR, FreeSync Premium Pro, Auto Low Latency Mode, and Samsung’s Gaming Hub. Combined with the high refresh rate, it’s clearly built to handle both console and PC gaming without compromise. So, what do you say?