Samsung The Frame Series (2018, 2019, 2020)

TVs · Entertainment

AirPlayAirPlay 2 onlyFormerly on Apple's list

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Store links open the product’s own page, matched to this accessory by name and model number. Prices are what each store showed on 22 October 2026 and will have changed, and stock isn’t checked; check that the model you buy says it works with Apple Home or Matter.

From store listings

4.7 out of 5 from 583 ratings across stores

$997.99–$3,799.99 at 11 stores on 22 October 2026.

Screen Size	75 in.
Resolution	4K
Display Technology	QLED
Refresh Rate	144 Hz
Product Series	Frame

From the Bing Shopping page for “Samsung QN75LS03HEFXZA The Frame QLED 4K Smart Tizen TV with Vision AI (2026)”.

Not in ReReHome

It supports AirPlay 2, so you can stream to it from an iPhone, iPad or Mac, but it can’t be added to the Home app, so ReReHome can’t switch it on or off, change inputs or show its remote. Homebridge can add it, though; see below.

Bridge it with Homebridge

Works with Homebridge

Samsung TV support is the strongest of any AirPlay-only brand. Samsung Tizen TV is a verified plugin for every Tizen set from 2017 on, and it covers Art Mode on The Frame. The TV has to be on the same subnet as Homebridge. A free SmartThings link adds HDMI input switching and picture modes. Reports are mostly good, with a few sets that drop power state or fail to pair.

Samsung Tizen TV homebridge-samsung-tizenLocal network, 2017 and later: power, inputs, apps, volume, remote, Art Mode.
SmartThings TV @o-lukas/homebridge-smartthings-tvThrough your SmartThings account: power, inputs, volume, picture and sound modes.
SmartThings OAuth homebridge-smartthings-oauthBrings every SmartThings device across, TVs included.

Once Homebridge adds the TV to the Home app, ReReHome controls it like any other TV.

Sources

Compatibility notes

AirPlay 2 only: Apple Support 104998 (2026-03-03) says Samsung AirPlay TVs don't support HomeKit and can't be added to the Home app.
Apple's accessory page listed this product from 2021-04-05 to 2023-03-09 (Wayback Machine snapshots, section “AirPlay 2–Enabled TVs and Devices”); it is not on the current page. Apple does not say why a product leaves the list, and many remain in use.