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Home » This 144Hz “Picture Frame” 4K TV is an artistic living room upgrade that is $350 off right now
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This 144Hz “Picture Frame” 4K TV is an artistic living room upgrade that is $350 off right now

By dailyguardian.aeMarch 16, 20263 Mins Read
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TV deals are usually about bigger screens or faster refresh rates. But sometimes the appeal is more aesthetic. The Hisense Canvas TV S7N is one of those TVs that are designed to blend into your home decor, and right now it’s a much better value thanks to a notable price drop from $999 to $649.99, which marks a 35% discount ahead of the Amazon Spring Sale

At this price, the CanvasTV becomes an interesting alternative to art-style TVs like Samsung’s Frame series.

What makes it special?

The standout feature of the CanvasTV series is its design. When mounted on the wall, the TV is meant to resemble a framed piece of art rather than a traditional television. So instead of leaving a large black rectangle on your wall when the TV isn’t in use, the CanvasTV features a dedicated Art mode, which displays paintings, photography, and other artwork on the screen.

Combine this with the Hi-Matte anti-glare display, and the image can appear more like an actual canvas than a typical glossy TV panel. You also get an ultra-slim wall mount that lets it sit nearly flush against the wall, reinforcing that picture-frame aesthetic. All of this basically translates to a TV that can double as décor, bringing a nice smart upgrade to your living room.

It’s not just pretty

While the design focuses on the looks, the CanvasTV still brings solid TV performance. It sports a 55-inch QLED panel with Quantum Dot color for vibrant pictures and solid brightness. It also supports Dolby Vision, HDR10+, and HLG, which brings compatibility with modern HDR content across popular streaming platforms.

It is even surprisingly good for gaming, since the Canvas TV S7N supports a native 144Hz refresh rate. Additional features like AMD FreeSync Premium, VRR (Variable Refresh Rate), and ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode) help reduce input lag and screen tearing. So it isn’t just meant for showing off artwork.

Smart TV, Hisense, CanvasTV

Being a smart TV that runs on Google TV, you get access to various apps like Netflix, Prime Video, YouTube, and more with integrated voice controls.

Why this deal stands out

At $649.99, the CanvasTV delivers a stylish “frame-style” television with premium design touches, along with modern TV and gaming features. But what really sweetens the deal is the $350 discount from its original $999 price, which makes it significantly cheaper than many art-inspired TVs on the market.

If you’ve ever wanted a TV that doesn’t dominate your wall when it’s turned off, this deal might finally be the accessible option (with a distinct look) you were looking for.

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