There's no denying the staying power of Samsung's The Frame. The company struck gold in 2017 when it debuted the TV that blends in with your home decor and shows art pieces when not in use. As popular as the model has become,

TVs have been computers for years now, and to hear Samsung executives explain it, as they did from the stage at CES this year, the TV is more than just a computer; it’s the central feature of your smart home.

Samsung's Frame TV Pro edition of its art TV range adds cable-free connection and mini-LED tech, and doubles as an ENORMOUS digital photo frame

How Samsung's latest The Frame Pro Art TV stands out with Neo QLED, Wireless One Connect, and AI features for superior visuals and a clutter-free design.

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Samsung has just unveiled its new The Frame Pro TV, which finally adds the company's Neo QLED mini-LED tech to The Frame range that previously relied on edge-lit QLED displays.

All part of the brand’s desire to “transform screens into adaptive, intelligent companions that simplify and enrich every day living,” apparently.

LG, Samsung, TCL and Panasonic all announced new TVs this week. Every product is carefully selected by our editors. If you buy from a link, we may earn a commission. Learn more In recent years, the Consumer Electronics Show has been the go-to place for the biggest TV manufacturers to show off their upcoming lineups — and CES 2025 was no different.

Samsung is making your smart TV even smarter at CES with Vision AI. It’s no little-known fact that Samsung has gone all in on AI technology. We heard the company talk about it during its last two Unpacked events,