For example, if you have a Blu-ray player connected to HDMI 1, then that port will identify it as Blu-ray player on the Smart Hub, with the relevant icon. It’s smart enough to understand and detect all the sources connected to it, so you don’t have to. With multiple sources connected to the TV, it often becomes a little confusing to figure out which device is connected to which port. So you always have something to watch on the TV. One of the best features though, is the OS’ intuition to learn what you like watching and recommend TV shows and other content based on your preference. Hovering over apps like Netflix, automatically displays the TV show that you’re watching, so all you need to do is simply hit play and start watching.

Here you can find devices connected to the TV, the streaming services, apps, settings menu and everything you need. The layout consists of a band of cards that show up at the bottom of the screen. Just one press of the Smart Hub button, brings up all the content you’d want to watch on the TV. Everything is integrated in one place which makes it quite easy to use. Smart Hub is where you find all the content you want to watch on the TV. One example of this is to have streaming services like Netflix and Amazon prime installed right off the bat. With the latest series of TVs, it has been revamped, offering more features and services that are relevant to users. Smart Hub has always been a big part of Samsung’s Smart TV offering.

Samsung smart tv application store