Just saw the ad on Facebook. Get a free Samsung Music Frame (RRP $699) with any 75" or 85" Frame TV. Adding the TV to cart automatically adds the speaker.
Samsung Frame TV 85" - $3,999
NOTE: these products cannot be delivered to a number of postcodes in NSW, QLD, VIC and WA (as well as all of TAS and NT).
On a side note, the home linked in the video is perfect for its size. Wish they still made such character filled buildings like this in Sydney
Canvas is supposedly just as good, and it's cheaper too
same price roughly, and they only make 55" & 65", brightness is better on samsung, and also u get a one connect box
Rtings has just uploaded a comparison video for anyone making this decision.
$3k for a non-oled TV in 2024. cray
Remember when 4K TV’s were $15K
how long ago was that?
Remember when 4K TV’s were $15K
I remember when a 42" Plasma @1024x768 was $40k…
Has to be QLed on an art TV because Oled gets screen burn.
i thought screen burn on oled was a myth. there are reviewers who leave the screen on for years to test
2.8% cashback with shopback or Cashrewards.
Would have been great if they gave us 2x Samsung Music Frame so we could use them as speakers.
I love these.
I'm not a big TV watcher, maybe an hour per day.
But am big into aesthetics and spend a lot of time at home.
I'd happily sacrifice tech features, screen quality etc. in exchange for aesthetics when the TV is off.
I'm hoping some competition might drive some advancement and lower prices in coming generations.
Seems like there's a heap of competition coming out, with Hisense and TCL in the game now. Only a matter of time
i managed to get the 85" and music frame down to 2906.24 stacking 2 codes (15% retentions v15 code and 10% loyalty CEE code)
What is that? Can you explain please?
I recently got the 75" Samsung Frame TV. Bought it the other week when they had 17% off if you bought a soundbar as well. Think that brought the tv down to about $2075, and included delivery and wall mounting.
Love it. Aesthetics and art function work really well in the room, though when it's dark it's more obvious that it's a tv obviously.
Picture quality is decent, but not like an OLED. Really happy with it overall.
Nice find!
I always wondered how niche of a niche these TVs as they are never displayed well in store.
Watching https://youtu.be/NICHegYlPjY?si=sUhrgzn88qlPi2oW I can see how more popular these TVs are becoming and can fit right into small living spaces.
It helps the screen quality is also improving.
Hisense has their Canvas line of TVs too.