Love the Invisible Connection optical wire.- clean look.

I am so glad the TV only has 2 wires coming out of the back (power cord and invisible connection cable)

The "invisible connection" hub is a great bonus too

Also having the "Invisible connection" set up keeps my wall clean with no messy wires hanging and not having to run a ton of wires in my walls

its “invisible" optical connections exceeded my expectations for its ease of set-up and minimalist presence on my modernist glass tv stand

Also, having the invisible connection keep things nice and neat with no messy wires hanging.

The One Connect box with the use of a “fiber optic” like cable allows for the “Invisible Connection” which is a nice touch

The One Connect Box is a genius idea, it houses all connections outside of the TV, then it connects with one special optical 'Invisible Connection' cable to the TV for a clean look and installation

Second, you need to be super-careful with the fiber optic “Invisible Connection” cable, because if you bend it too much, you’ll break it

If you don’t have a Blu-ray player or use the UHD Netflix/Amazon Video services and have a good internet connection, you may want to wait for the prices to come down.

And the invisible connection is a great idea, but with potential problems

The Invisible Connection and One Connect Box allow you to run one cable to the TV along with the power cord.

Along with the beautifully textured rear, Samsung has thoughtfully designed this model to hide cords and really make Invisible Connection no fluke

so I really didn’t use the invisible connection but will be nice if I decide to mount it later

Also, having the invisible connection keep things nice and neat with no messy wires hanging.

The invisible connection wire, one connect box along with the instruction manual made setting up the tv extremely easy

I mounted it on the wall with the Invisible Connection optical

Once set up, I learned I am a huge fan of the Invisible Connection

its “invisible" optical connections exceeded my expectations for its ease of set-up and minimalist presence on my modernist glass tv stand

Also having the "Invisible connection" set up keeps my wall clean with no messy wires hanging and not having to run a ton of wires in my walls

Very easy set up, the invisible connection cable is great.

there’s a smart remote that controls everything, and the Invisible Connection package literally makes this thing a no-brainer

If your set is not wall-mounted, and just sits on top of a TV stand, that's a bit more straightforward.)The Invisible Connection actually consists of 2 cables that wrap in opposite directions around a yoyo-like spool that is designed to keep the cable from getting bent or kinked

The clean Connection Hub keeps wires away from view of others allowing it complement the clean bezel around the edge

It then connects to the TV through one HDMI that hides through the stand and above all, keeps all the wire clutter away from your TV and creates an invisible connection

I am a huge fan of the invisible connection which keeps all the wiring hidden

Here's a tricky part: the back of the base, from top to bottom, snaps off (not very easily) so you can guide the power cable and the Invisible Connection cable from their recessed ports, down the length of the pedestal, and out through the back

Situate the One Connect box alongside your cable box and such, plugging everything into it at that location, and snake the single "Invisible Connection" wire up through the wire channel in the wall

I was also a little weirded out by the Connect One invisible connection box at first because I'm used to plugging all sorts of stuff into the back of the TV, but this is way better and easier because the box goes down by your components anyway so you don't have a million wires hanging from the TV.

The issue was a bad T-con board in which a Samsung technician from out-of-state came to repair

T looks great put up on the TV stand

The colors are the sharpest and brightest I've ever seen

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