The amount of available memory in Samsung TVs depends on the model and year of manufacture. As a rule, modern Samsung Smart TVs have from 4 to 32 GB of internal memory, part of which is used by the operating system and pre-installed applications. The remaining space is available for downloading additional applications, saving settings and cached data. The higher the grade of the TV, the more space the OS occupies. The amount of available memory on your TV typically ranges from 1 GB on budget TVs to 10 GB on premium TVs. The most memory is taken up by the browser cache, if you use it. The common belief that apps take up a lot of memory is wrong: an app usually takes up 10-30MB of memory, so even on a budget TV you need to install about 50 apps before you run out of memory.
Checking the amount of available memory on your Samsung TV
Here’s the updated table with instructions for checking the memory capacity on Samsung TVs from 2011 to 2024:
Year of Release | Smart Hub Version | Steps to Check Memory Capacity |
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2016–2024 | Tizen Smart Hub | 1. Go to Settings. 2. Select Support > Device Care. 3. Select Manage Storage, where available and used memory will be displayed. |
2013-2015 | Smart Hub | 1. Go to the Apps Page. 2. Select More Apps at the bottom of the screen. 3. In the lower-right corner of More Apps, the memory capacity and used space will be shown. |
2012 | Smart Hub | 1. Press TOOLS to open the tools menu. 2. In the TOOLS menu, select Settings and press ENTER. 3. In the Settings menu, go to About Smart Hub and press ENTER. 4. In the Details Page, the memory capacity and usage will be displayed. |
2011 | Smart Hub (Variant 1) | 1. Press the blue D button to open the settings menu. 2. In the settings menu, navigate to Properties and press ENTER. 3. In the Details section, the memory capacity and used space will be shown. |
2011 | Smart Hub (Variant 2) | 1. Go to Settings in the Internet@TV menu and press ENTER. 2. In the Properties section, you will see the total memory and memory usage. |