Samsung's 75-inch The Frame Pro is $2,197.99 at Amazon, a 12 percent cut from the $2,497.99 list price on the listing. The figure that explains the set better is $598, because that is what the Pro badge adds over the standard 75-inch Frame, which Samsung sells for $1,599.99.
The set is the 2026 LS03HW, order code QN75LS03HWFXZA. Samsung's spec sheet gives it a Neo QLED panel on mini-LED lighting, a matte Glare Free finish, a 144Hz refresh rate and a Wireless One Connect hub.
Amazon holds the buy box directly, the set is in stock, and the price is open to everyone rather than gated behind a Prime membership.
What the $598 Pro premium buys
Samsung sells this exact SKU through its own store for $2,199.99, so Amazon undercuts the maker by $2.00. Measured against Samsung's MSRP of $2,799.99, the gap widens to $602.
Amazon's $2,497.99 anchor is itself $302 below that MSRP, which is the reverse of the usual inflated list price. It is still a number neither seller is charging today.
What makes this size different is how the Pro surcharge scales. At Samsung's current prices the Pro costs $100 more than the matching standard Frame at 55 inches, $400 more at 65 inches, $600 more at 75 inches and $800 more at 85 inches.
Digital Citizen has tracked both ends of that scale, with the 55-inch Frame Pro at $1,097.99 and the 85-inch model at $2,997.99. At 75 inches, the surcharge alone comes within two dollars of what a complete 75-inch TCL F7D costs on the same site.
Samsung publishes separate spec sheets for the two lines, and they line up closely. The Pro runs Quantum Matrix Technology Slim mini-LED lighting, an NQ4 AI Gen3 processor, Neo Quantum HDR, 2.0.2-channel 40W audio and five HDMI ports.
The standard LS03HE uses QLED with Dual LED lighting, an NQ4 AI Gen2 processor, Quantum HDR, 2-channel 20W audio and four HDMI ports. Its sheet lists One Connect Box as N/A and calls the design Modern Frame Design with Built-in Connections.
One headline number is identical on both. Refresh rate is 144Hz with VRR on the Pro and on the standard Frame, and both add the same 240Hz DLG mode for PC games.
Both also get the Glare Free matte finish and the included Slim Fit Wall Mount. The premium buys light control, sound and the wireless box, not speed.
Samsung 75-inch The Frame Pro LS03HW specifications
| Specification | Samsung QN75LS03HWFXZA |
|---|---|
| Panel | Neo QLED, 4K 3,840 x 2,160, Glare Free matte finish |
| Screen size | 75-inch class, 74.5-inch measured diagonal |
| Backlight | Mini-LED, Quantum Matrix Technology Slim |
| Dimming | Supreme Mini LED Dimming, which Samsung notes is software-based rather than full-array |
| Refresh rate | 144Hz with VRR, plus 240Hz DLG for PC games |
| HDR | Neo Quantum HDR, HDR10+ |
| Processor | NQ4 AI Gen3 |
| Audio | 2.0.2 channel, 40W, Dolby Atmos, Object Tracking Sound |
| HDMI | 5 ports, 4K 144Hz on HDMI 1 to 4, eARC |
| Other ports | 2x USB-A, 1x USB-C, Ethernet, optical out, RS-232C |
| Wireless | Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3 |
| Gaming | FreeSync Premium Pro, HGiG, ALLM, Game Bar. No G-Sync |
| In the box | Wireless One Connect box, Slim Fit Wall Mount, Simple Stand, SolarCell remote |
| Weight and mount | 67.7 lb without stand, VESA 400 x 400 |
The two costs the box does not cover
The wall mount, stand, remote and Wireless One Connect box all ship with the TV. The customisable bezel does not, and Samsung's spec sheet says so in a single footnote: bezels sold separately.
Samsung prices the 75-inch 2026 bezel at $199.99, and it was showing as unavailable for delivery or pickup at the time of writing. A bezelled set therefore lands near $2,397.98.
The second cost recurs. Art Mode itself is free, and Samsung's Art Mode page describes 30 curated works refreshed monthly through Art Store Streams, plus more than 370 free pieces a year.
The 5,000-work Art Store library is the paid tier. Samsung's footnote states that a paid subscription is required and that fees apply, and its own promotional banner values a year of Art Store at up to $49.90.
That free year is a Samsung.com offer tied to buying from Samsung, and it runs to December 31. The Amazon listing makes no mention of it, which is a point in favour of the $2.00 more expensive seller.
How the 75-inch field compares on Amazon
| Model | Price | Panel | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Samsung 75-inch The Frame Pro LS03HW | $2,197.99 | Neo QLED mini-LED, 144Hz | In stock, sold by Amazon.com |
| Hisense 75-inch U7 75U7SF | $1,299.99 | Mini-LED, native 165Hz | Only 1 left, sold by Amazon.com |
| Hisense 75-inch U6 Pro 75U6SF Pro | $747.99 | Mini-LED, native 144Hz | Only 1 left, sold by Amazon.com |
| TCL 75-inch F7D 75F7D | $599.99 | QLED, Motion Rate 240 | In stock, sold by Amazon.com |
Both Hisense sets are flagged as having only one unit left, so those prices are the least durable on the list. None of the three cheaper sets does art, and none has a separate connection box.
Mini-LED at this size without the picture frame is cheaper still, as the 75-inch Amazon Ember at $1,249.99 shows.
What neither listing publishes
Samsung gives no peak brightness, no contrast ratio and no local dimming zone count for this model. Its own footnote concedes that Supreme Mini LED Dimming is software-based rather than full-array hardware dimming.
Dolby Vision is absent from the spec sheet, which lists HDR10+ only, and the Supersize Picture Enhancer is marked 85-inch only. No end date is attached to the Amazon discount.
Prices and stock on both Amazon and Samsung can move without notice, and a $2.00 gap can close in either direction overnight.
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