Samsung's Tizen interface has its own layout and shortcuts — here's how to get around it more efficiently.
Samsung Smart TVs run on Tizen, Samsung's own operating system, which organizes apps and settings a little differently from Android TV or Fire TV.
Press the Home button to open the Smart Hub, where installed apps, inputs, and settings are all accessible from one row-based menu.
Tizen doesn't always update apps automatically — check the Apps section periodically for available updates, similar to the general advice in our guide on updating a Smart TV's software.
Older Samsung models can run low on storage after a few years of app installs — removing unused apps from the Smart Hub is the quickest fix.
Samsung TVs fall under our general Smart TV category — check the Devices page to confirm current support before relying on one as your primary screen.
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