Enhancement introduced for Samsung's TVs, improving show discovery via a complimentary update.
Samsung Unveils Redesigned Interface for TV Plus, Enhancing User Experience
Samsung has announced a significant update to its free-to-watch, ad-supported service, Samsung TV Plus. The redesigned interface, available on select 2025 Samsung TV models, aims to make finding shows easier and more personalized for an improved user experience [1][2][4].
The new interface features a personalized homepage layout using AI-supported systems. This means that the AI element on Samsung's 2025 TV range adapts to preferences, learning from viewing habits [3]. The redesigned interface sources from a wide range of channels, including Sony One, and resembles the layout of popular streaming services, such as Amazon Prime Video.
One of the standout features of the revamped interface is the Live Events Spotlight. This section highlights sports, concerts, breaking news, and live programming, making it easier for users to discover and enjoy live events [4]. The personalized homepage on the redesigned interface is built around favorites and what the user watches.
Samsung TV Plus is available on more platforms than just Samsung TVs. It can be found on Samsung smart TVs from 2017 onwards, Samsung smart mobile devices, Samsung Smart Monitor, and Samsung Family Hub. In addition, shows such as Breaking Bad are available for free on the redesigned interface [5].
The upgraded Samsung TV Plus service with AI personalization and live events spotlight is introduced primarily on select 2025 Samsung TV models, specifically the newer ranges released in 2025. While Samsung has not explicitly listed every model by name, the service upgrade applies only to the 2025 TV models that support Samsung TV Plus and Vision AI features [1][4]. These include Samsung's new 2025 TV lineup featuring Neo QLED and OLED models that emphasize AI features such as Vision AI for picture and interface improvements [1][5].
Examples of 2025 TV models include premium lines like the 2025 Samsung Neo QLED 4K QN90F, including large screen models such as the 115-inch version [3]. Older Samsung TVs and most non-2025 models will likely get only a subset of the updated features but not the full AI personalization experience integrated into the new Samsung TV Plus UI [4].
It's worth noting that Samsung TV Plus is the most-used streaming app on Samsung's smart TVs. The service offers over 3,500 channels, with ad support, ensuring a wide variety of content for users to enjoy [6].
In conclusion, the Samsung TV Plus upgrade with advanced AI personalization and live event highlights is rolled out on select flagship or newer Samsung models from the 2025 lineup, especially those integrating Vision AI capabilities. Samsung has not publicly detailed every model supported, but it is intended for the top-tier 2025 smart TVs including Neo QLED and OLED variants [1][2][4][5].
Samsung's 2025 smart-home television models, featuring the redesigned Samsung TV Plus interface, promise to revolutionize users' entertainment lifestyle with advanced technology. The smart AI system adapts to preferences, learning from viewing habits, offering a personalized lifestyle experience akin to popular streaming services like Amazon Prime Video.
