Samsung has announced pricing for the 2021 version of its The Frame TV. The latest version of its wall-hugging 4K QLED line starts at $1000 for the 43-inch model, and promises improved AI upscaling, an even slimmer design, and a wider choice of bezels.
Moving on up, the new 50-inch and 55-inch models will debut at $1300 and $1500 respectively. Want to go bigger? The 65-inch version will cost you $2000 while the show-stopping 75-inch model can be yours for a cool $3000.
Pre-orders for the stylish TVs are open now at Samsung USA. The 55-inch model ships first, on the 12th March, followed by the 43-, 50- and 65-inch models on the 18th March. If you want the 75-incher, you’ll have to sit tight until the 1st April.
For the uninitiated, The Frame features a 4K QLED display within a picture frame. It can display 1400 “world-class” paintings, drawings and photographs when not in use as a typical TV. The 43-inch model can even rotate between portrait and landscape orientations.
On the fence about The Frame? Samsung is giving US customers the opportunity to try out their purchase “for up to 100 days, risk-free.” You can then keep it or return it for a full refund.
This article originally appeared on whathifi.com.
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