The Samsung TV Plus service, which allows free viewing of dozens of TV channels of various focus, has expanded its support to other smartphones Galaxy. It is now supported by flexible phones, last year's flagships and several models of the series Galaxy A.
The Samsung TV Plus streaming app was originally created as a feature for Samsung smart TVs to allow customers to watch selected live and on-demand content without having to connect to cable TV or subscribe to paid video services like Netflix. This September, it launched it on selected smartphones, specifically on models of the series Galaxy Notes 20, Galaxy S20, Galaxy Notes 10 a Galaxy S10. These now complete the device Galaxy From Fold 2, Galaxy Z Flip, the first Galaxy fold, Galaxy S9, Galaxy S9 +, Galaxy Notes 9 and also Galaxy A51, Galaxy A51 5G a Galaxy A71 5G.
At the moment, the service is not available in the Czech Republic (and therefore in the countries of Central Europe), but Samsung recently announced that it will expand to other European markets next year. So it is not excluded that it will concern us as well. Within the old continent, the service currently operates in Germany, France, Italy or Spain, for example. Otherwise, it is available in North America or South Korea, among others.
The application currently offers over 150 channels, however the offer varies in individual markets.
