Samsung Expands 2026 TV Lineup with The Frame Pro and OLED Models

Samsung has officially launched its 2026 lineup of OLED TVs and The Frame Pro in the United States, offering consumers new options for immersive home entertainment and stylish design. Both TV series feature glare-free displays and are available in expanded size options, catering to a wider range of viewing preferences and room sizes.

The Frame Pro: Art Meets Technology

Building on the success of The Frame, the Pro model continues to blur the lines between television and art. The 2026 iteration of The Frame Pro retains its key features, including a Neo QLED panel for enhanced backlighting and support for Samsung’s Wireless One Connect box, minimizing cable clutter Engadget.

New for 2026, The Frame Pro is now available in a 55-inch size, joining the existing 65-inch, 75-inch, and 85-inch models Engadget. A Micro HDMI port now supports eARC (enhanced Audio Return Channel) for improved audio quality when connected to soundbars Engadget. When not in use, The Frame Pro functions as a customizable art display, showcasing digital artwork, photos, or personal images Samsung.

The Frame Pro is currently offered with a “Picture Perfect Bundle” that includes a white bezel, an Ultra-Slim soundbar, professional installation, a one-year Art Store subscription, and two years of Samsung Care+ SamMobile, providing over $800 in savings SamMobile.

Samsung’s 2026 OLED TVs: Enhanced Picture Quality and Design

Samsung’s 2026 OLED TV lineup features significant improvements in picture quality and design. The flagship S95H model introduces a “FloatLayer Design” with a metal bezel, allowing the TV to mount flush against the wall Engadget. The option to use a Wireless One Connect Box further simplifies cable management Engadget.

Both the S95H and the S90H models boast brighter OLED HDR Pro or OLED HDR+ displays and incorporate Samsung’s glare-free technology to minimize reflections Engadget. These TVs are also compatible with NVIDIA G-Sync and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, reducing screen tearing and stuttering during gaming Engadget. Samsung’s NQ4 AI Gen 3 Processor powers 4K upscaling and other AI-driven features Engadget. The S85H OLED model is now available in a 48-inch size.

Availability and Pricing

Samsung’s 2026 OLED TVs and The Frame Pro are currently available for order in the United States, with prices starting at $1,200 Engadget. Both TV series are being offered with launch discounts SamMobile.