The Woot offer cuts the 32-inch LS03C from $597.99, marking an unusually steep reduction for Samsung's design-focused Frame range.
The model combines a Full HD QLED panel, Quantum HDR and a matte anti-reflection display with Art Mode, motion sensing and access to Samsung's Art Store.
It also includes a Slim Fit Wall Mount, clutter-reducing cable setup, streaming apps, Alexa and customizable bezels, making the lifestyle TV more attractive at under $400.
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Is Woot's 33% discount a true bargain or a marketing trick for an outdated TV using inflated pricing?
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