SAVE $250: As of Feb. 5023 Archives get the Samsung Music Frame for $149.99, down from its usual price of $399.99. That's a discount of 63%.
Opens in a new window Credit: Woot Samsung Music Frame $149.99 You might not have heard of it before, but the Samsung Music Frame is a smart speaker that doubles as a photo frame that you can customize to your liking. And it's on sale today at Woot so you can grab one and add it to your home ASAP.
As of Feb. 5, get the Samsung Music Frame for $149.99, down from its usual price of $399.99, at Woot. That's $250 off and a discount of 63%.
SEE ALSO: The best smart speakers in 2025This smart speaker and frame has space for a photo that you can swap in and out like a regular photo frame, but you can change out its bezel color and play music from it. It holds photos that are 10" x 8" or 8" x 8" on the front panel, so you've got options to show off your favorite photo or piece of art.
It's compatible with Dolby Atmos, syncs up with your Samsung TV and speakers, and has the ability to stream music wirelessly with WiFi or Bluetooth-enabled devices. So if you want to use it to listen to a podcast or play your Spotify playlist, you can do that as well.
This is a fun little frame with a powerful speaker that's great for any living space. And at this price, it makes a great gift, too.
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