3.8 Samsung Music is not just another music player; it’s a comprehensive audio experience that caters to both casual listeners and audiophiles alike. Here are some of its standout features:
My journey with Samsung Music began during my daily commute. I often find myself stuck in traffic, and music is my escape. With Samsung Music, I can easily access my favorite playlists and discover new tracks. On weekends, I host small gatherings at home, and the app’s ability to create custom playlists on the fly has made me the go-to DJ among my friends. Whether I’m working out at the gym or cooking dinner, the app seamlessly fits into my lifestyle, providing the perfect soundtrack for every moment.
The user interface of Samsung Music is one of its strongest points. It’s sleek, modern, and incredibly intuitive. I appreciate how the app categorizes my music by albums, artists, and genres, making it easy to find exactly what I’m looking for. The feature workflow is smooth; I can quickly switch between my library and the music store without any lag. Performance-wise, the app runs flawlessly on my Samsung Galaxy S21, with no crashes or slowdowns. Overall, my experience has been overwhelmingly positive, and I find myself reaching for this app more than any other music player.
Samsung Music is free to download and use, which is a significant advantage for users looking for a quality music player without the burden of subscription fees. While there are some in-app purchases available, the core features are accessible without spending a dime, making it an excellent choice for budget-conscious music lovers.
Samsung regularly updates the app, ensuring that it stays current with the latest features and improvements. I’ve noticed enhancements in the user interface and performance with each update. Additionally, Samsung provides robust customer support, with a dedicated help section within the app and online resources that address common issues. This level of support gives me confidence that any problems I encounter will be resolved quickly.
As an American user, security and privacy are paramount when using any app, including Samsung Music. The app is available on both the Google Play Store and the Samsung Galaxy Store, ensuring that I download it from a trusted source. Upon installation, I was required to create an account, which involved providing some personal information. However, I appreciate that Samsung has a clear privacy policy outlining how my data is used and protected.
In terms of ads and tracking behavior, I’ve noticed minimal intrusive ads while using the app, which is a relief. Samsung Music does collect data to enhance user experience, but I feel comfortable knowing that I can manage my privacy settings within the app. Overall, I believe Samsung takes user security seriously, making it a trustworthy choice for music lovers.





The app is good overall. My music doesn't automatically stop when I'm using the app unlike other music apps. But I think a lot can be done to make the app better. It doesn't have the setting where you can read the lyrics while listening to music. Also, it doesn't have the setting to automatically resume song after a different audio or a video played. It also doesn't have the sound setting where you can change the sound to bass or jazz or classic, etc. Overall, the app is good.





Been using this app for YEARS. Mostly a great app, with the minor annoyance of how it handles "shuffle" (UI for shuffle need massive improvement). It plays my locally stored music, but suddenly, 3 of my custom playlists are missing ALL their tracks, and one of my playlists is missing over half the tracks. Note: music is still on the phone, the playlists are just broken. I'm a young GenX'er, playlists are our mixtapes! YOU KILLED MY MIX TAPES, SAMSUNG!





Sometimes it doesn't work very well. Bare with me, my issues are kind of specific- in the Artists tab, I can no longer select a letter on the side to skip to that place in the artist list. A couple of my albums are inaccessible throught the albums tab, but can be located via recently added or by artist. Any albums with strange fonts or symbols all show up as "???" and it doesn't look very pleasing in the app, and finally sometimes it doesn't remember where I was paused in a song. Edit: got worse





Not sure what's changed in the past month or so, but my entire phone (S26 ultra) crashes randomly after a song finishes, when playing over Bluetooth in my car. Even if the phone responds enough to force close the app, it will crash soon after. I only use downloaded music stored on my phone, so it shouldn't have anything to do with streaming music from some other source.





its okay, I like the concept. it has a nice look, but it can be quite annoying. I think it would be cooler if it had like cloud streaming as well rather than just having Spotify as an option. It can be quite annoying when it opens the app rather than playing inside the app. I was hoping it would be more like Amazon Music or Spotify, rather than just a downloaded songs/mp.3 player with a Spotify add-on.
Review Source: Google Play store public user reviews.
Yes, Samsung Music may collect personal data to enhance user experience and provide personalized recommendations; however, users can review and manage their privacy settings.
Samsung Music is available as a free app with basic features, but certain premium features or subscription options may require payment.
While Samsung Music can play local files without an internet connection, streaming services integrated within the app do require an internet connection.
To contact support or send feedback for Samsung Music, you can use the in-app support feature or visit the Samsung official website for customer service options.
You can manage or cancel your Samsung Music subscription through the app settings or your device's app store subscription management options.
You can contact Samsung Music customer service by calling 1-800-SAMSUNG (726-7864) or visiting the Samsung support website for live chat options.
Open the Samsung Music app, tap on "Sign in," and enter your Samsung account credentials. If you don't have an account, you can create one directly in the app.
The Samsung Music app is generally pre-installed on Samsung devices. If it's not, you can download it from the Galaxy Store or Google Play Store and log in to activate.
The customer support number for Samsung Music is the same as Samsung's general support number: 1-800-SAMSUNG (726-7864).