Samsung owners will receive a free TV upgrade with a brand new exclusive channel
SAMSUNG TV owners will find a brand new free channel in just a few days.
And it is exclusive to Samsung devices.
The tech giant’s growing streamed TV offering has added a new channel dedicated to music.
It’s called Staccs TV and until now the channel was only available in Scandinavia.
But from April 24, Brits will find it on Samsung TV Plus, available on Samsung smart TVs and the app for Samsung smartphones.
The company says it will show high-quality music videos, concert clips, exclusive recordings, music documentaries and more 24 hours a day.
There are also new, original programs such as Heavy Metal HeyDaze, a brand new show on Thursday evenings that takes viewers into rock ‘n’ roll.
Former MTV host Vanessa Warwick will host the show.
Staccs TV says it has plans to add another three channels to the platform in the future.
The UK is the company’s first major expansion outside the Nordic countries and will be followed by Spain and Italy in June this year.
“We are pleased to bring Staccs TV to music lovers in the UK,” said Robert Kviby, CEO of Staccs.
“We always wanted to bring our unique video services to the British audience, who live and breathe music like nowhere else.”
The launch comes just days after Samsung TVs got a new channel focusing on all things royal.
If you’re a music lover but don’t own a Samsung TV, fear not, because LG recently got its own channel full of melodies.
Free channels you miss on Samsung
There are loads of free channels available on Samsung TV Plus, ranging from big names like Sky and UKTV to theme channels.
Here are some notable stations to check out:
- Entertainment Hub – 4001
- Crime Network – 4002
- Rakuten TV Comedy Movies – 4004
- UKTV Playing Heroes – 4007
- Graham Norton Canal – 4100
- UKTV Play Laughs – 4103
- America’s Got Talent – 4106
- American Idol – 4107
- Houses under the hammer – 4109
- Come dine with me – 4110
- Sky Mix – 4155
- Baywatch – 4160
- UKTV Play Exposed – 4202
- UKTV Play full throttle – 4204
- 5 agents – 4210
- FIFA+ – 4506
- POP-4612
- NOW 80’s – 4717
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