The Hisense Canvas TV also features an ultra-slim wall mount for a flat wall-hanging style, similar to traditional paintings, and includes energy-saving technology that activates when a viewer is nearby.

Hisense has launched its 2025 frame-style Canvas Google TVs at record low prices, with the 65-inch model now available for $949.99, down from $1,300, and the 75-inch model priced at $1,699.99, reduced from $2,500.

Equipped with a low reflection coating, these TVs enhance artwork display quality, allowing them to function as digital art frames without glare.

These new models boast impressive specifications, including a 144Hz refresh rate, AMD FreeSync Premium, Auto Low Latency Mode, and Low Latency MEMC, making them ideal for both gaming and regular viewing.

Woot is currently offering these deals, which follow a previous $700 launch discount seen at Amazon, making them highly competitive.

For comparison, the 75-inch model is listed at $1,799 on Amazon and $1,800 at Best Buy, indicating that the Woot deal provides the best value.

In contrast, Samsung's 2025 The Frame models start at $899 for a smaller 43-inch version, while the closest competitor, a 75-inch Pro model, is priced at $3,199.

The pricing for the Hisense models represents a significant discount of $800 on the 75-inch model, marking it as the lowest price tracked to date.

For those seeking a more budget-friendly option, Hisense's 2024 CanvasTV model features a 75-inch variant with a 120Hz display, priced under $1,300.

Additionally, the new 75-inch Class QLED 4K S7N Canvas Google Smart TV is now available for $1,799.99, following a $700 discount from its original price of $2,500.

The hi-matte display of these TVs ensures clarity without glare, making them suitable for various lighting conditions.

Additional gaming features include Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM) and Low Latency MEMC, enhancing the overall gaming experience.