Samsung's "Samsung Week" sale cuts $300 to $600 off its 2026 Frame TVs, but the deeper discounts sit on last year's models.
The 65-inch The Frame (2026) is $1,199.99, down from $1,499.99. The 75-inch Frame Pro (2026) is $2,199.99, down from $2,799.99, which the deal listing called a record low. The 2025 lineup drops further: the 50-inch Frame is $849.99 (from $1,099.99), the 65-inch is $1,099.99 (from $1,799.99), the 75-inch Frame Pro is $1,799.99 (from $3,199.99), and the 85-inch Frame Pro is $3,299.99 (from $4,299.99). Outside the Frame line, the 85-inch Neo QLED QN90F is $2,499.99, down from $4,499.99, and the 55-inch QLED Q7F is $399.99, down from $529.99.
Three monitors come with explicit savings: the 27-inch Odyssey G8 5K at $599.99 ($350 off), the 43-inch Movingstyle Essential at $699.99 ($200 off), and the 32-inch Odyssey OLED G8 4K at $999.99 ($300 off). The $200 to $350 range covers only those three. The 49-inch Odyssey OLED G95SD is $1,199.99, down from $2,039.98, a drop of about $840.
The arithmetic is the useful part. The 2026 65-inch Frame is about 20% off, while the 2025 version is about 39% off. On the 75-inch Frame Pro, the 2026 cut is about 21% and the 2025 cut is about 44%. At the sale prices, the 2025 models cost $100 less at 65 inches and $400 less on the 75-inch Frame Pro. The source does not say what separates the two generations, so that comparison is left to the spec sheets.
Samsung also lists phone savings of up to $1,400 on the Galaxy Z Fold8, $1,200 on the Z Fold8 Ultra, and $800 on the Z Flip8. The source gives no conditions behind those "up to" totals. For the TVs, the question is whether the newer model is worth $100 to $400 more.