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Samsung Unveils 2025 Art TV Lineup: Meet The Frame Pro and Enhanced Art Store

Artistic TV's just got an upgrade

Article by Kim Wicklund

Photography by Kim Wicklund

Samsung Electronics America is elevating home entertainment and interior design with the 2025

launch of The Frame Pro and a refreshed lineup of The Frame, along with an expanded Samsung

Art Store. Whether you're an art aficionado, a movie buff, or both, these new additions deliver

stunning visuals and unmatched customization.

The Frame Pro: Art Meets Cutting-Edge Tech

The all-new Frame Pro (65”–85”) brings premium Neo QLED 4K display technology, a clutter-

free wireless setup via the Wireless One Connect Box, and ultra-smooth 144Hz visuals. Designed

with Pantone® ArtfulColor validation and an anti-reflection matte display, it delivers museum-

quality art and cinematic performance in one slim, gallery-worthy frame.

The Frame: A Classic Refined

Returning in sizes 43”–65”, the refreshed Frame now features the same powerful NQ4 AI Gen3

Processor and enhanced 144Hz refresh rate. It also includes energy-saving features like dynamic

refresh rates and brightness sensors — all while remaining the world’s best-selling Art TV.

Expanded Samsung Art Store: Your Personal Gallery

Now accessible on more Samsung models than ever, the Samsung Art Store boasts 3,000+ works

from over 1,000 artists, including exclusive partnerships with MoMA, Art Basel, and more. A

new Art Store Streams feature offers 30 free curated artworks monthly — no subscription

required.

Smarter Than Ever

Both The Frame and The Frame Pro are powered by Samsung Vision AI and One UI Tizen,

bringing features like real-time actor bios, live translation, smart home control, and even gesture

control via Galaxy Watch.

With artistic beauty, smart features, and powerful performance, Samsung’s 2025 Art TV lineup

brings the best of both worlds — style and substance — to your living room.

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