Connect Phone
Your phone and TV, better together. Connect your Samsung Smart TV
to your mobile device and unlock a richer, more intuitive experience — mirror your content,
control your screen and make your memories come alive.
Your phone and TV, better together. Connect your Samsung Smart TV to your mobile device and unlock a richer, more intuitive experience — mirror your content, control your screen and make your memories come alive.
Control your TV straight from your phone
Quick Remote
With Quick Remote1 in the SmartThings app, your phone works as a remote, letting you change channels, manage volume and more — straight from your mobile device. You can also access key Samsung Tizen TV features, explore media and adjust settings with ease.
Experience Vision AI Companion with Quick Remote
Access Samsung Vision AI Companion2 right from your phone with Quick Remote. Ask about what’s on screen, get helpful answers and enjoy a more convenient way to interact with your Samsung TV.
Mirroring
Experience the immersive delight of a spacious screen with Mirroring3. Whether you're watching a movie or indulging in your favorite TV show, mirror your phone's screen onto your Samsung Smart TV. Sit back, relax and enjoy the content on a larger display using Smart View.
Stream the entertainment you
love from your phone to your TV
AirPlay®
With Apple AirPlay4 you can watch movies and shows from your favorite apps or share what’s on your Apple device, including photos, personal videos, games and more.
Google Cast™
Google Cast5 lets you stream your favorite entertainment from any phone right to your TV. Easily control your TV with apps you already know and love from your mobile devices.
Your Galaxy media, instantly on the big screen
Storage Share
Enjoy your favorite moments on a bigger screen with ease. Storage Share6 lets you stream photos, videos and more from your Galaxy devices directly to your TV. With automatic detection of nearby devices, sharing content across Samsung devices feels seamless and effortless.
FAQ:
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What is screen mirroring?Screen mirroring lets you display your phone’s screen to a bigger screen, such as a Smart TV. Exactly what’s showing on your phone will appear on the TV, whether it’s an app, a photo or a video. Whenever you do something on your phone, that action will also be shown on the other screen.
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What is the difference between Smart View and AirPlay?Smart View and AirPlay are both wireless technologies that enable you to play media and share what's on your phone screen to a TV. Which one you choose depends on a few factors.
Smart View works on Samsung Galaxy phones and can share content to Samsung smart TVs and Miracast-compatible devices. AirPlay works on Apple devices and can stream video and music, as well as mirror your device's screen to a supported Samsung smart TV (or another compatible TV with Tizen OS).
Ultimately, the choice is simple — Samsung Galaxy users will use Smart View and iPhone users will use AirPlay. If you own a Samsung smart TV, you don't need to worry, as it supports both technologies and can connect to whichever phone you're using. -
How do I use screen mirroring on a Samsung Smart TV?Note: Make sure your TV is turned on and connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your phone. Your phone must support a mirroring function, such as Screen Mirroring or Smart View. To check whether your phone supports a mirroring function, refer to your phone's user manual. Smart View is not a downloadable app; it is located in the Quick Settings panel on your phone.
On Galaxy devices, the screen mirroring feature is called Smart View.
1. On your phone, open the Quick Settings panel by swiping down from the top of the screen.
2. Tap the Smart View icon.
3. Select your TV from the list of available devices.
4. Tap Start now.
(Note: If prompted, enter the PIN on your TV or allow access to your TV to complete the connection.)
5. Your phone’s screen will now appear on the TV.
(Note: You may be prompted to change the aspect ratio on the TV. Tap Change on your phone if desired.)
For iOS devices, the screen mirroring feature is called AirPlay, and it does the same exact thing — mirror images, videos and other media. Using AirPlay is similar to using Smart View, but there are a few differences.
1. On your iPhone, open the Control Center by swiping down from the top right of the screen.
2. Tap the Screen Mirroring icon.
3. Select your TV from the list of Available devices.
4. When the pop-up appears, enter the AirPlay Code displayed on the TV screen on your iPhone.
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How do I connect Android using Smart View?Smart View is Samsung's built-in wireless screen-sharing feature that lets you mirror your Android device to a Samsung TV in just a few steps. Before starting, make sure both your phone and TV are connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
To connect, swipe down on your Android device to open the Quick Settings panel and tap Smart View — or go to Settings > Connected Devices > Smart View. Your TV will appear in the list of nearby devices; tap it to initiate the connection and confirm on your TV if prompted.
Alternatively, open the SmartThings app, select your TV and tap Mirror Screen (Smart View) from the menu. Once connected, your phone's screen will appear on your TV in real time.
If the connection doesn’t work, make sure both your phone and TV are connected to the same Wi-Fi network and that screen mirroring (Smart View) is enabled on the TV. Restarting both devices often resolves temporary issues. -
What TVs are compatible with Samsung Smart View?Smart View is supported on Tizen OS-based Smart TVs released since 2015.
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What TVs are compatible with Apple AirPlay?AirPlay is supported on all Samsung Smart TVs released since 2018.
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- Images simulated for illustration purposes. Any changes in UI or appearance and design specifications may occur without prior notice. UI may vary by region.
- The detailed specifications may vary depending on the model or region, so refer to the product details page for more information.
- This page may include images or videos created using AI.
- Quick Remote: Push notifications for mobile remotes for TVs are available on (Mobile) Android OS 10.0 and higher versions with (TV) 2020 Samsung TVs and later models, and operate when the mobile device is near the TV. Samsung Smart TV feature access is available on (TV) 2024 Samsung TVs and later models with (Mobile) Android OS 10.0 and higher versions or iOS 15.0 and higher versions.
- Samsung Vision AI Companion: For illustrative purposes only. Feature available in certain regions and models. Availability, supported features and user interface may vary by country, region, model and viewing conditions. Voice commands recognize English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Italian and Korean, but not all accents, dialects and expressions are recognized. This feature provides AI-created content, with accuracy not guaranteed — please check results. Requires certain Bluetooth remote (sold separately on some models). In-box remote for some models does not support voice recognition. Requires either a Mobile Quick Remote or separately purchased Bluetooth remote. Feature accessible via the AI button, or the Home button (long press) on remote control without an AI button.
- Mirroring: To use the Mirroring feature, your mobile device must support Screen Mirroring or Smart View. iOS devices use AirPlay. This feature is supported on Tizen OS-based Smart TVs released in 2015 and later and requires the TV to be logged in to a Samsung account. Certain third-party apps and services may be limited in the use of this feature according to their policies.
- AirPlay : AirPlay requires iOS 12.3 or later, or macOS 10.14.5 or later. To use Apple AirPlay on your Samsung TV, make sure Menu > Settings > All Settings > Connection > Apple AirPlay Settings is enabled. The TV and Apple devices should be on the same WiFi network to use AirPlay. Compatible devices AirPlay is supported starting from the 2018 Smart TV models. More details at https://support.apple.com/102661. Apple, AirPlay and Apple TV are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries and regions. AirPlay is a third-party service that may be discontinued at any time by the third-party. * Apple TV requires a subscription.
- Google Cast : Google Cast requires an Android™ phone with Android 6 or later or an iPhone with iOS 16.0 or later. Phone, tablet or computer and your TV must be on the same Wi-Fi network. Tap the Cast icon in the app and select the Samsung TV to start casting. Feature availability varies by app. More details at https://support.google.com/chromecast/answer/3006709. Available starting from the 2024 smart TV models. May not be supported on certain models depending on specifications. This feature will be available to a wider range of models through software updates. Feature availability may vary depending on model, region, product launch year and other factors. Google Cast is a third-party service that may be discontinued at any time by the third party.
- Storage Share: Each device must be registered with a single Samsung Account with Storage Share Settings On, Wi-Fi On, and Bluetooth On. Storage Share is supported in selected Galaxy phones and tablets released in 2023 or later, with One UI 7.0 and above. Storage Share supports only 1:1 connections between devices (e.g., TV–smartphone or TV–tablet). Multiple simultaneous connections are not supported.
