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Samsung Super Bowl TV deals are ending soon - save $1,000 on 4K and QLED TVs

Samsung's massive Super Bowl TV sale is ending soon, which means time is running out to score huge savings on some of Samsung's best-selling 4K and QLED displays. Our favorite bargain from the bunch is the stunning Samsung The Frame TV, which is on sale for $1,599.99 (was $1,997.99). That's a massive $400 discount and the lowest price we've ever seen for the 65-inch art-inspired display.

The 2022 Samsung The Frame TV delivers a stunning picture thanks to its QLED display and transforms into a beautiful work of art when you aren't watching TV. The Samsung set features a dedicated Art Mode, allowing you to choose from various picture frame options to display classic artworks or photography. You're also getting customizable bezels, so you can select a style and color to match your home decor, and smart capabilities with Amazon Alexa built-in for hands-free control.

If you've wanted to get your hands on Samsung's pricey but gorgeous display, today's offer is the lowest price we've ever seen and beats the recent Black Friday deal. You'll find more of Samsung's best Super Bowl TV deals below, which end this Sunday at Midnight, and we've also got all the information you need on how to watch the Super Bowl too.

Samsung's best Super Bowl TV deal

Samsung 65-inch The Frame QLED 4K Smart TV (2022): was $1,997.99 now $1,599.99 at Samsung
 Our favorite Samsung Super Bowl TV deal is the stunning 65-inch The Frame TV on sale for a record-low price of $1,599.99. The best-selling display transforms into a beautiful piece of art to seamlessly blend into your home's decor and includes customizable bezels, a QLED screen, and smart capabilities.

75-inch model on sale for $2,299.99 $1,999.99
85-inch model on sale for $4,299.99 $3,299.99 View Deal

More Samsung Super Bowl TV deals

Samsung 75-inch 4K Smart TV: was $799.99 now $679.99 at Samsung
 Today's cheapest display from Samsung's Super Bowl TV sale is this entry-level 75-inch 4K TV down to just $679.99. A solid choice for a big screen on a budget, this 4K UHD from Samsung is one of the company's entry-level displays and packs a solid 'Crystal' UHD 4K processor, an easy-to-use Tizen operating system, and full HDR support.View Deal

Samsung 85-inch AU8000 Crystal 4K Smart TV: was $1,499 now $1,299.99 at Samsung
 If you don't need a QLED display but still want a premium picture experience, Samsung's AU8000 Crystal series is a fantastic option, and you can grab this massive 85-inch model for $1,299.99. The AU8000 models omit fancy features like a local dimming backlight, quantum dots, and 120Hz input for gaming, but if you're looking for a great deal on a big TV, this here is it.View Deal

Samsung 55-inch S95B OLED TV: was $2,199 now $1,499 at Samsung
 Samsung’s first range of OLED TVs is very impressive, utilizing the vivid color accuracy and contrast of OLED panels, the brightness of QLED technology, and a beautifully slim design. All of which is to say that the S95B is very good, and this massive $750 discount on a brand-new television is a shoo-in for one of the best Super Bowl TV deals currently going.View Deal

Samsung 65-inch QN90B QLED 4K Smart Tizen TV: was $2,599.99 now $1,699.99 at Samsung
 We love Samsung's QLED TVs for their vibrant and crisp picture quality and smart TV capabilities, and in our review of the QN90B Series, we loved its premium features at a reasonable price compared to its competitors. This 65-inch model is on sale for $1,699.99, thanks to today's whopping $900 discount.View Deal

Samsung 85-inch QN900B Neo QLED 8K Smart TV (2022): was $8,499.99 now $4,999.99 at Samsung
 Samsung's Super Bowl TV deals include this massive 85-inch Neo QLED 8K T for $4,999.99 - the lowest price we've ever seen. The 2022 QLED TV delivers brilliant colors with bold, crisp images that come to life thanks to Samsung's powerful 8K Neural Quantum processor. You're also getting Dolby Atmos sound, smart capabilities, and an ultra-wide viewing angle with a super-slim display - perfect for hosting a party for the big game.View Deal

See more of the best cheap TV deals happening now, and if you're looking for a more premium display you can see our best OLED TV deals roundup.

You can also see more upcoming bargains with our guide to the best Presidents' Day sales of 2023.



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