Disney is celebrating a landmark 100th anniversary this year and to celebrate they've collaborated with Samsung to release their very own limited edition of The Frame TV. If you're a huge Disney fan hunting for one of the best TVs, this is sure to give you a daily dose of Disney magic.
What's great is that this isn't just any TV, it's a really good 4K QLED TV, so good in fact that we gave it 5 stars in the Samsung The Frame (2022) review - that's no easy feat.
This set will look good in any living space because it's designed to double up as a digital photo frame or art exhibit when you aren't using it, and with this edition you'll get 100 Disney-themed artworks to display for free!
You can have some of the most loved characters up on the screen as well as scenes from popular films, with family favourites like Ratatouille and Toy Story included. But you'll also still get the whole Samsung Art Store at your fingertips if you fancy a change and don't mind paying a small subscription fee each month.
The device design has been influenced by Disney too, with a platinum silver frame around the screen and a Disney100 engraving on the edge. Even the remote is Disney-inspired with the main buttons forming the classic Mickey Mouse head in black against a silver body.
That's not all - in some countries, each The Frame-Disney100 Edition comes with a 6-month Disney+ subscription so you can get straight to streaming Disney's long history of content!
You can buy the Samsung The Frame-Disney100 Edition here in 55, 65 and 75-inch class models. The 65-inch set is available right now and will set you back about £2,000 / $2,200.
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Yasmine is the former Reviews Writer for T3, so she's been knee-deep in the latest tech products for reviewing and curating into the best buying guides since she started in 2019. She keeps a finger on the pulse when it comes to the most exciting and innovative tech – and since departing has also held a role as Digital Spy's Tech Editor. In her free time, you'll catch her travelling the globe – the perks of being a freelance tech expert – tending to her plants when at home and, but of course, planning her next big trip.
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