SAMSUNG 15m One Invisible Connect Cable for QLED 4K & The Frame TVs (Newest Model) - White - VG-SOCR15/ZA

Llegó rápido y el cable funciona, lastimosamente no era de la medida que se anuncia ya que mide aprox 5 m cuando en la publicación indica 15m

The concept of separating a TV screen from its hardware box is an excellent idea, but the installation can be complicated depending on where that black box will reside. The Hidden Issue: Fire Code & Line Voltage The Samsung One Connect Cable is not "legally" supposed to run inside a wall cavity by itself because it carries line voltage power. If you're running the cable out in the open, behind the TV and down to a piece of furniture housing your AV equipment, that’s fine. But any in-wall or across basement ceiling cable running isn’t to code unless it is housed in a protective conduit of some type. There's some gray area as to the “type” of conduit required but in general the cable must be housed and protected. A DIY Conduit Solution: Due to the size of the end plug on the Samsung One Cable (the small end is used to pull the cable through), I planned to use a 1-1/2” TEKTUBE (Search on Amazon: Flexible Polyethylene HDPE Non-Split Corrugated Wire Loom Tubing, Blue, 1-1/2" Dia. x 100 ft). It’s affordable and lightweight. The plan was to route the cable from behind the TV on the kitchen wall over to the AV equipment stack in a basement. The advantage is that hooking up Ethernet, media boxes (TV, Roku, etc.) and an OTA antenna would be much easier at the remote box compared to routing those various connections behind the TV. And the end result would be the frame TV hanging absolutely flat against the wall without sticking out like regular TVs. The Logistics Challenge: It was initially difficult to find a 1-1/2” conduit solution that was: a) available at a reasonable price, and b) could meander across a basement without using tight turns. The optical cable would be in danger of breaking if you used 90-degree tight elbow fittings. And using PVC or metal would be arduous and overkill. You cannot get 1-1/2” or 1-1/4" EMT at a big box store and most places that sell it only sell in 500’ rolls. See above for the HDPE option. Why I Returned the Frame TV & One Connect Cable: Is it worth the effort? I think so, but I’d only recommend taking it on if you don’t mind projects like this AND your building can manage to accommodate the tubing. In my case, I ended up returning the Frame TV due to issues within my home’s walls. There simply wasn’t enough reasonable space to blindly bore a hole up into the wall cavity for a 1-1/2” tube. Went with a Sony 43” 2026 model instead paired with a Sanus ML11-B2 Low Profile Mount.

I bought a 2022 65” Samsung Frame TV. I needed a longer cable to hide the One Connect box under my bed. It works like a dream. Yes it’s probably quite a bit overpriced and expensive, but it does exactly what I needed it for.

Not compatible with current (2024) TVs. Maybe it's a me problem, but I wasn't able to figure that out from the listing. I returned it.

Price was high, but it does its job