Samsung’s New Frame TVs Look Even More Like Actual Paintings

All products featured here are independently selected by our editors and writers. If you buy something through links on our site, Gizmodo may earn an affiliate commission. Everybody, from LG to Amazon, now has their own Art TV. Samsung—the art TV originator—can’t sit on its laurels for much longer. The next generation of its “Frame” TVs now looks even better and comes in a size thin enough they may fit inside an excessively small home or an overly spacious apartment. The Korean tech giant and TV monolith invited Gizmodo to its Englewood, New Jersey, headquarters to get a gander at its latest screens. The Frame TV lineup is still a variation on Samsung’s Neo QLED line. These are 4K TVs using mini LED screen technology with the addition of a quantum dot layer for added color vibrancy. The TVs can work as your regular living room display with a refresh rate of 144Hz and variable refresh rate (VRR). With their matte filters made to emulate the look of a print or painting, The Frame TVs are still better off as pieces of decoration. The big additions to the Frame series for 2026 are enough to make a passerby second guess if they’re looking at a screen or real-life artwork. The Frame Pro