
Appreciate art and 4K/Ultra HD entertainment with this Samsung The Frame 65-inch smart QLED TV. HDR support ensures rich, brilliant display of premium content, curated artwork and personal photos, and Bixby built-in enables intuitive control by voice. This Samsung The Frame 65-inch smart QLED TV supports Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant for seamless integration into a smart home system.

A: The one connect box is the central junction for all other electronics such as external speakers, DVD player, Apple TV or Roku, etc. The TV will detect your speakers once you plug it into the one connect box. If you are looking to connect the speakers via Bluetooth, I believe the TV has that capability but recommend downloading the user manual from Samsung prior to purchasing the TV. Good Luck.
Q: What is the newer The frame tv? And what are the differences?
A: Yes, this is the newest model. The biggest difference is that this model uses Samsung's QLED technology. The biggest benefits would be better color reproduction, thanks to quantum dots and the new quantum processor. Its also much quicker to navigate menus in my experience, and you will get an even better HDR experience.
Q: Does this tv include a frame at all or does it have to be purchased separately?
A: Frame included is black
A: Given a previous question asked if it has universal mounting holes which the answer was affirmative, then it should allow for any modern mounts and do what you'd like. BUT it will not be flush against the wall. Most 3 axis mounts will likely create a minimum of 2"-4" gap. In my opinion at that point there's little reason to get the frame TV and instead just get a regular 65" for much cheaper.
A: It will connect to any Bluetooth speaker without wires. That is the setup I have. However, I have found out that the TV will not automatically connect back to the speaker when it turns back on. The TV defaults back to internal speakers.
A: Wherever you decide to install the One Connect Box, that's where you'll need an outlet.
Q: Is this model the 2019 version? (With Alexa and Apple Airplay 2 compatibility?) Thanks.
A: - According to the document, it is 2019 version. - I don't know, since I've never connected it with either of them. - Comment: It is not Android TV though, and I just found out after played with it for awhile. Other connections are also bad, like: Wi-Fi drops very frequently. Voice command function accidentally answers without command. Only one good feature of this TV is the Frame. JB
Q: Can I have it display my own art? As in photos of my children and family?
A: Yes, of course you can. You can upload them via an App called "SmartThings" from either Apple or Android. In my own experience, SmartThings runs smoother in Apple (iPhone). JB