"The Canvas is a tad thicker and heavier than the Frame, as all of its components, including IO and ports, are tucked within the body of the TV -- compared to the Frame's One Connect Box that you set aside in a drawer or TV console -- but it's still very minimal in appearance. Also: Why I recommend Hisense's Frame TV competitor, especially at this price"
"The Canvas won't deliver the greatest color control and volume, as I discovered while testing, but it's the seamless switching between Art Mode (which comes with a collection of 120 preloaded images) and the Google TV interface that makes it such a versatile centerpiece. And for casually watching shows, movies, and sports broadcasts, the TV is more than acceptable."
The Hisense Canvas uses a matte, anti-reflection QLED screen and wooden borders to emulate framed artwork and includes Art Mode with 120 preloaded images. All IO and ports are tucked into the TV body, making it thicker and heavier than the Samsung Frame while retaining a minimal appearance. The Canvas sacrifices some color control and volume but offers seamless switching between Art Mode and the Google TV interface, making it versatile for casual viewing. Aside from Hisense connectivity bloatware, the interface is user-friendly and artwork access requires no subscription. The 55-inch variant is especially recommended for its artwork-like presence, easier mounting, and the largest discount of about $300.
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