Samsung Frame Pro and OLED TV news: What you need to know in 2026

Samsung has withdrawn Rounding up some of the most anticipated TVs of 2026, including the latest high-end TVs, The Frame and The Frame Pro, and premium OLED TVs, which include three series available in sizes ranging from 42 inches to a whopping 83 inches.

Here’s a detailed list of Samsung’s latest TV releases for 2026, including what I’m excited about from the brand this year.

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Samsung’s Frame TVs, which use a matte screen to display artwork when you’re not watching your favorite shows and movies, will be offered in new sizes for 2026, and include an upgrade to anti-glare screen technology.

The new Frame Pro tops things off as Samsung’s best-performing option in the series. The TV remains the only “technical TV with wireless streaming,” allowing you to wirelessly transmit audio and video from your Blu-ray player or gaming console from up to 30 feet away when connected to its wireless box. Samsung claims that its glare-reducing technology has improved again this year, further improving the TV’s ability to look more like a painting on the wall than a blank glass screen. It also has a maximum screen refresh rate of 144Hz for smoother PC gaming (modern consoles are 120Hz).

Other upgrades include Samsung’s NQ4 AI Gen3 processor for improved overall picture performance and faster response times, as well as a new Micro HDMI port that will support HDMI eARC for connecting speakers or a speaker system. Sizes include a 55-inch model (pricing and availability yet to come), along with 65-, 75- and 85-inch displays.

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The regular Frame model will share Samsung’s new glare-reducing technology, while adding new rear plugs to make cable connection easier. Other than that, Samsung is yet to reveal any other key performance details about it. The software will be identical: Both Frame TVs will have access to the Samsung Art Store, of course, which offers subscribers up to 5,000 works from more than 800 artists for a monthly subscription fee of $5. If you don’t want to pay, Samsung’s Art Store Streams offers 30 new curated works every month with your TV purchase.

To outfit your Frame or Frame Pro, you have multiple frame options this year designed to take it from TV to artwork, including Modern Brown, Modern Teak, Modern White and Sand Gold options. The Frame Pro can be matched with more options than the standard model, with options from Deco TV Frames.

Although pricing and availability for the regular frame have yet to be announced, here’s the current price for the new Frame Pro at launch: