SAMSUNG phone owners can plug into an impressive 350 free TV channels plus thousands of movies and shows.
The electronics giant has unveiled the zero-cost entertainment - which can be accessed via four simple steps.
Samsung's platform offers more than 350 shows as well as over 1,000 movies available for free streaming.
Best of all, you can watch from anywhere, on any device, says the firm.
You can even stream on the go with the Samsung TV Plus Mobile app.
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Customers can pick from hundreds of live TV channels and thousands of movies and shows on demand, all for no cost.
"Samsung TV Plus Mobile is a free service from Samsung that offers a range of streaming channels to watch live TV and video-on-demand content on your mobile device," its website said.
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And you can access the service in just a few easy steps.
To access Samsung TV Plus Mobile, you will need to download the app onto your smartphone or tablet.
This can be done from either the Galaxy Store or the Google Play Store.
In the first step, swipe up to access the app's screen.
Secondly, open the Galaxy Store or Google Play Store app.
Next, simply search for Samsung TV Plus.
After tapping on Samsung TV Plus, you then tap “download.”
Once you have downloaded the app, you will need to log in using either your Samsung or Google account.
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And you are good to go!
All Galaxy devices running Android 8 (Oreo) or higher are compatible with Samsung TV Plus Mobile, according to the firm.
This service offers many features, including seeing live content in the discover tab.
"The discover tab also contains video-on-demand content, such as films and television programs that you can view at any time," said the South Korean company.
"In the live tab you can access linear TV channels from the electronic programme guide to watch live TV.
"Here, you can also see program schedules for each channel."
Samsung has been working on adding to its content library.
The firm has been reporting an increase in customers turning on Samsung TV Plus due to spiraling fees from Netflix, Disney+, and Amazon Prime.
"Over the past year, we have witnessed a 60% increase in global viewing time on Samsung TV Plus — a testament to the platform’s expansive content library and user-friendly design," said Yonghoon Choi, executive vice president of Samsung's visual display business, last November.