How to Watch Peacock TV on Samsung Smart TV

Share

Peacock is a popular video streaming launched by NBC Universal in 2020. The service has over 22 million paid subscribers and is enjoyed on different Operating Systems and TVs. The company pushed support for Chromecast, Android TV, and other popular TVs in 2020. Recently, the service received a major UI change. There are still some issues while streaming Peacock on Samsung Smart TV. Here’s our guide to watching Peacock TV on Samsung Smart TV.

how to watch peacock tv on samsung smart tv
Watch Peacock TV on Samsung smart tv

Must See: Peacock Streaming Service will be available on Android, Android TV and Chromecast

There are several streaming services and several TV manufacturers, and making them work is a difficult job, but developers around the globe make it possible. Similarly, Samsung Smart TVs work with most streaming services, and users are able to enjoy each service without any major hurdle. Samsung Smart TVs also work with Peacock and the official app is available from the app store.

If the users own a Samsung Smart TV then you can follow the steps below to watch Peacock TV. The step-by-step guide will ease the whole process:

Steps to Watch Peacock on Samsung Smart TV

The user first needs to create an account on Peacock. Then, the user can use the same account to log in on your Samsung Smart TV. Below are the Steps.

  1. Upon account creation, launch the app store on Samsung Smart TV and search for “Peacock”.
  2. Install the Peacock TV app on your Samsung Smart TV.
  3. Open the Peacock App on your Samsung Smart TV, and log in with the same Email ID and Password.
  4. Now start streaming Peacock on Samsung Smart TV.

Peacock Subscription Plans?

Peacock offers two different plans – Premium and Premium Plus priced at $5.99 per month and $11.99 per month. Both plans have something different to offer. The Premium plan offers 880,000+ hours of content including movies, TV, and sports. The users can view Live Sports and Events, NBC and Bravo Shows, and 50+ Always-On Channels. Meanwhile, the Premium Plus plan offers No Ads, the ability to download and Wawtch Select Titles offline, and Local NBC Channel Live 24/7 in addition to the benefits of the Premium plan.

  • Premium – $5.99
  • Premium Plus – $11.99

Peacock App Compatibility Across Devices

Peacock App is available across most TVs and streaming sticks. Namely, it is available on:

  • Amazon Fire TV
  • Apple TV
  • Google Chromecast
  • Android TV
  • Mac
  • Windows
  • Xbox
  • LF Smart TV
  • Sony Smart TV
  • Vizio Smart TV
  • Samsung Smart TV
  • iPhone/iPad
  • Android
  • Roku

We hope our guide to watching Peacock TV on Samsung Smart TV has remained useful for the readers. If any issues while following the process, then do let us know via the comments below.

Simranpal Singh
Simranpal Singh
With a decade-long journey in the tech industry, I've been actively engaged in tech reporting across various reputable publications. He is Web Developer by profession at RightNode Media and pursues his hobby of writing on GChromecast Hub. Enjoy travelling, and always excited about new tech trends. He actively contributes on GizmoChina and GoAndroid.

Read more

Local News

Pixel 9 and Pixel 9 Pro launched with Tensor G4 SoC, pricing starts from $799

Google launches its flagship Pixel 9 series smartphones today. The Google Pixel 9 Series includes the Pixel 9, Pixel 9 Pro, Pixel 9 Pro...

Google TV Streamer vs Apple TV, which is better?

Recently, the search engine giant launched Google TV Streamer 4K. It replaces the decade old Chromecast with Google TV. Google TV Streamer 4K will...

Google TV Streamer 4K launched with $99.99 price tag, replaces Chromecast

Google today launched its latest streaming device called "Google TV Streamer". Now, the company officially replaces the Chromecast with Google TV with the new...

All new Table-Top streaming device reportedly called “Google TV Streamer”, Launch expected soon

Since late last year, there are some leaks and rumors about the Google's new streaming device. Till now Google's only streaming device is Chromecast....